"A mother's love is like a needle in a thread, and the happiness of her children becomes the velvet thread for them to dress." Every mother's deep affection for her child flows from the bottom of her heart. They want their children to grow up healthy and happy, and they will take care of their children's diet and daily life even if they no longer need their help in the future. That's the greatness of mothers, their love is so deep and selfless. There is a mother who not only gives everything she can for her children to study, but also guides them as they grow up. She used her meager strength to do extraordinary things. Under her upbringing, all four children embarked on the road of revolution and held important positions as members of the Central Committee. This great mother is Ge Jianhao. With her love and hard work, Ge Jianhao paved a path to success for children. Her love is not only for the care and care of the children, but also for their expectations and encouragement for the future. She interprets the greatness and selflessness of maternal love with practical actions. Such mothers are worthy of our admiration and learning. Their dedication and efforts will always be engraved in the hearts of the children. Wherever the children go, they will remember their mother's love and dedication. This is the power of mother's love, which can make us go further and more steadily on the road of life.
In 1914, there was a girls' school somewhere in Hunan, called the "Hunan Women's Teacher Training Institute". The front of the school was often crowded with people, and one day, a middle-aged woman got into an argument with the school's teacher. The woman, who was about fifty years old, insisted on attending this school with her daughter. However, the teacher rejected her request on the grounds that she was too old. This strong woman was not reconciled, and she chose to file a lawsuit with the county government. After learning what had happened, the county magistrate praised her determination and courage, saying that her ambition was commendable. With the support of the county magistrate, she eventually succeeded in fulfilling her wish. In order to express her determination and strength, she also gave herself a powerful new name: Ge Jianhao.
Ge Jianhao's actions were widely praised locally, and people originally thought that she was just a whim, but they did not expect that she was very diligent and hardworking. Her efforts, whether it is to make up for her own shortcomings, or the spirit of starting to struggle early, are vividly demonstrated in her actions. It's all tied to her background. Ge was born into a prominent family, along with Tsang Kwok-fan, an important local figure, and the two families had a generational relationship of in-laws. In such an environment, she has received a high-quality basic education since she was a child, and she can be described as a typical lady who is literate and hyphenation. Although she lived in the late Qing Dynasty, she was ordered by her parents to marry the Cai family at the age of 16. However, that didn't stop her from showing her talent and hard work, and her story became a local story.
In the old feudal society, women were usually responsible for taking care of their husbands and children after marriage. However, Ge Jianhao's husband indulged in bad behaviors such as eating, drinking, prostituting and gambling. This made her very angry and finally decided to go back to her parents' home. It just so happened that at this time, she met Qiu Jin. Under the influence of Qiu Jin, Ge Jianhao began to change his thinking and became a positive woman. This change even led her to later participate in something that was praised as "very remarkable". Although the Ge family has since lost and is no longer as prosperous as it was in the past, Ge Jianhao is still determined to sell his dowry to support the children's studies. Her persistent and persistent attitude keeps the children's studies going on and never delays. Even in the face of family difficulties, Ge Jianhao still used her strength and wisdom to pave a learning path for the children.
Passionate about the women's movement, she returned from school and founded a girls' school. In addition to teaching reading, she also actively instills in her students the concept of equality between men and women. However, due to the interests of the feudal forces, the school was suppressed and forced to close. During this difficult period, Ge Jianhao came into contact with revolutionary ideas and encouraged his children to devote themselves to the revolutionary cause. She especially admired and supported Chairman Mao and other revolutionary youth, and became acquainted with them through her son. Under the influence of these people, Ge Jianhao himself stepped into the road of revolution. Later, she went to France with her children to study. Throughout the process, she has been committed to promoting the idea of women's education and gender equality, and has bravely faced various difficulties and challenges.
In France, life was hard, but Ge Jianhao persevered. She has two children and a granddaughter on her shoulders, and three generations have spent their lives together in a modest dormitory. Despite this, she has a delicate female celebrity skill and relies on embroidery to raise her children. Her eyes showed endless care for the children. Even in that dark social background, her heart was always full of hope. She firmly believes that education can change destiny and that only revolution can save the country. With her love and tenacity, she paved a path to the light for children. Although the living conditions were difficult, she used her hard-working hands and firm faith to create a land of hope for the children. Ge Jianhao's life is full of difficulties and challenges, but she has been quietly helping and supporting her children.
In feudal society, Ge Jianhao was regarded as a "deviant" woman because of her courage to pursue truth and freedom. However, in the eyes of the revolutionary youth, she was a great mother with deep wisdom and progressive thinking. She actively participated in the revolutionary movement, and struggled with her son Cai Hesen, daughter-in-law Xiang Jingyu, daughter Cai Chang, son-in-law Li Fuchun and others. The names of these family members shine brightly in the revolution, and Ge Jianhao is proud of it. They fought together, not only for the family, but also for the society.
Ge Jianhao gave birth to four children, two of whom died tragically, and the other four children were actively involved in the revolution. Her eldest son, Cai Luxian, was an outstanding cadet at the Whampoa Military Academy, and although he died heroically after the strike in Hong Kong, his spirit has always inspired other children. Ge Jianhao was a staunch supporter of the revolution, and her children went to the front lines of the revolution. Their sacrifices and struggles were all for the same goal: the victory of the revolution. The rest of the children of Ge Jianhao took an active part in the struggle and did not back down from any difficulties.
Ge Jianhao firmly supported her children. In order to make a living for her family, she sold all her dowry, returned to the countryside, and lived a poor life with several grandchildren. She was 67 years old at the time. It is not easy to imagine how an old man could move forward with perseverance in such difficult revolutionary years. Especially after her eldest son and daughter-in-law sacrificed their lives for the revolution, it was a heavy blow to her. But she never complained to others, but silently continued to support the revolutionary cause of her children. With her tenacity and love, she has become the most solid backing for the children.
Her children are doing important things in a foreign country, and she is getting old, and she is always worried about their safety. Although she did not know that her son Cai Hesen had died, the family never told her the news to avoid her worry. In the last moments of her life, she still did not learn of this sad fact. However, in her last words, she still expressed confidence in the revolutionary cause: "I can no longer witness your success, but I know that the victory of the revolution is inevitable." "It's reassuring to know that her children have lived up to her expectations and have all achieved their dreams for her. Their children were excellent leaders and became members of the Central Committee. This was undoubtedly the best consolation for her, and her greatest pride as a great mother. Even in the last stages of her life, her faith and love for her children remained steadfast.