Jin Moyu (19 18-), female, born in, Manchu, was born in Lushun, Liaoning Province on September/0/9/989. Jin Moyu was the youngest daughter of Sue, one of the eight princes in the late Qing Dynasty. Her parents died when she was three years old, and she was raised by her three half-sisters. The primary school is in a Japanese-run school in Lushun. 13 years old, she went to Japan and entered an aristocratic school-women's college. After graduating from high school, she was sent to the English Department of Japan Women's University to study. In my sophomore year, I dropped out of school because of the outbreak of the Pacific War. A year later, I returned to Beiping as a consultant for Bell Spinning Company established by the Japanese in Wangfujing. After liberation, I found a job, set up a "Yikang Dining Hall", and partnered with others to run Sichuan-style Dandan Noodles, and my business was booming. At that time, she was optimistic, actively participated in various public welfare activities organized by the street and became an activist in social activities. From June 65438 to June 0956, I was admitted to Beijing Compilation Society as a translator, mainly engaged in Chinese translation day. 1958 translated Fang Zhimin's biography and was imprisoned for some reason. 1979 rehabilitated and returned to Beijing. 1980 was hired as a librarian of Beijing Institute of Literature and History. 1990 served as the president of "Tokyo Manchu Association" in Japan. With the development of China's reform and opening up, Jin Moyu always wants to do something for the country. Considering the development of Sino-Japanese friendly relations and cultural exchanges between China and Japan, she came up with the idea of establishing Japanese classes for her children. After various fund-raising,1992 February, "Japanese class for caring children" officially started. She is both a principal and a teacher, teaching in person, and personally leading her children's students to Fusang for cultural exchange with Japanese school children. Since then, through various efforts, the "Japanese-loving Training School" renamed from "Japanese-loving Class" was officially completed and opened in Langfang Economic Development Zone, Hebei Province. Regardless of his 80-year-old age, Jin Moyu not only taught in person, but also traveled between China and Japan many times to raise funds. Her enthusiasm for running a school has been supported and sponsored by the Japanese government and friendly people from all walks of life, and some Japanese volunteers have come to the school to teach and train Japanese talents in China. Jin Moyu also actively participated in the preparations for the Oriental University Town. In September 2000, the emerging Oriental University Town officially opened, with nearly 10,000 college students. Jin Moyu is the vice chairman. Over the years, Jin Moyu has devoted herself to Sino-Japanese friendly activities and received many Japanese guests. In September 2000, he was hired as a visiting professor by Japan A.C.C Institute of International Cultural Exchange in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. He is the author of the Japanese autobiography Born as the Daughter of the Qing Dynasty, published by the Central Public Opinion News Agency in Tokyo, Japan, which has been translated into Chinese by the Writers Publishing House and published in China. 17-year-old Gege showed the same stubbornness as her father. 1937, when World War II broke out, she was forced to interrupt her studies in Japan and return to Beijing. This is her first time to live permanently in Beijing. It was not until he was 88 years old that Jin Moyu complained that this life was "suffocating": "How can I stand it? There is nothing all day, it is broken. Wangfujing can go several times a day. " She finally found a job without telling her family: a Japanese-run clock spinning company asked her to be a consultant, with a high salary and no need to work: "One day I went to the company and saw everyone coming down the stairs. I think everyone will have an epidemic prevention plan At that time, they often took all kinds of vaccines. I greeted them: Are you going for an injection? They all laughed: Miss Jin, it's 5 o'clock now, and we're off work. " In the photos at that time, she disguised herself as a real professional woman with fashionable curly hair, thin eyebrows and a floral cheongsam. Slightly fat, like a satisfied young lady. Another photo was taken on 19' s birthday, wearing a cheongsam, but with a short man's haircut. She said it was all for fun to cut her hair like this. At that time, she liked horse riding and tennis, both of which were the most fashionable sports at that time. That should be the happiest time of her life. Now that I think about it, the smile on her face still lingers for a long time: the salary was "advanced by her before it was paid": relatives and friends hung up on her when they came to the company to buy things; Female colleagues got off work, and she invited them to eat western food. By the end of the month, she owed money to the company. At that time, she had no idea that one day, she would make a living by knitting sweaters for naval soldiers. At the end of the day, she can only get/kloc-0.9 yuan and 20 cents a month and eat a bowl of noodles, all of which should be calculated quickly in her mind. 1February, 958, Jin Moyu was imprisoned. Her landlord, the daughter of a former Qing Dynasty juror, condemned her, and her imprisonment brought her husband, painter Ma Wanli, to the brink of collapse. They met and got married on 1954 because of the matchmaking of a painting club owner. This is Jin Moyu's first marriage, and it is a great joy. The cheongsam was borrowed, and the invitation was written by Ma Wanli himself with a brush. Jin Moyu said that that day, looking at the red wedding invitation, she suddenly had a feeling: "How did I marry myself so easily? If there were no revolution, she might marry the Mongolian prince like her sister. They are important tools for Manchu-Mongolian marriage. But Jin Moyu doesn't want to be like her sisters. When she was in Beijing, she refused her family's proposal of marriage. At that time, she thought, "That's how men grind people. "Good blind to send his son to go abroad, they participated in the best foreign military academies. In Jin Moyu's view, most of them just learned the temper of an uncle in the military school, and some of their brothers smoked. The property of Dongsishi, Lushun and Dalian has been sold bit by bit. They entrusted the sale of the house to Chuan Dao Su Lang, Yoshiko Kawashima's adoptive father.