He Zizhen (1September 28th, 909-1April 9th 1984), female, formerly known as longan, also known as Zizhen, was born in Huang Zhuling Village, Yan Ge Township, Yongxin County, Jiangxi Province, and was the third wife of Comrade Mao Zedong. He used to be the secretary of Yongxin County Committee of the Communist Youth League and the secretary of the Women's Committee of Yongxin County Committee and Ji 'an County Committee of the Communist Party of China. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as director of the Hangzhou Women's Federation and member of the Fifth CPPCC. China * * * outstanding party member, an outstanding pioneer of women, died at1April, 984 19 17, and was buried in Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery.

He Zizhen was seriously ill and passed away;

1984 April 15, Kong Linghua received a phone call from China's office: He Zizhen was seriously ill and had already prepared a plane ticket to Shanghai, and asked CoCo Lee's family to go to Shanghai at once.

When CoCo Lee heard the news, she knew that her mother was seriously ill. She immediately said to her husband, "Mom is seriously ill, and we will go to Shanghai at once!" "

When the bus to take them to the airport arrived, Kong Linghua simply packed his luggage. Kong Linghua helped CoCo Lee get on the bus.

A few years ago, CoCo Lee suffered from heart disease and lymphadenopathy. At this time, she was also ill. She was even more nervous when she heard that her mother was seriously ill. On the plane, her heart was still pounding and her face was pale. In order to relieve the pain in her heart, she put her hand over her chest and tried her best to calm herself down. Kong Linghua immediately gave her medicine for heart disease and comforted her not to worry too much. Daughter Dong Mei said sensibly, "Grandma will get better."

After the plane arrived in Shanghai, a car was waiting at the airport and they were taken directly to East China Hospital.

CoCo Lee had no time to listen to the doctor about her mother's illness and went straight to the bed. At this time, He Zizhen was short of breath, his cheeks were red, he was emaciated and gaunt, very weak, and his eyes were tight shut.

CoCo Lee leaned forward, just want to shout "mom", He Zizhen opened his eyes. Seeing her daughter and children coming, the muscles on her face moved and seemed to smile. Her lips moved as if to say, "There you are."

CoCo Lee leaned over his mother and whispered, "Mom, how are you? We see you here. "

He Zizhen seemed to hear her daughter's voice. She looked at her daughter and nodded deeply. Her lips moved a few times, indicating with her eyes that the doctor standing next to CoCo Lee was the doctor who treated her. He Zizhen has been unable to speak clearly since his hemiplegia. He has a high fever, so he has no strength and speaks softly. CoCo Lee couldn't hear what her mother was saying, but she understood what she meant. This is her mother who introduced the doctor who treated her and told her that she was ill in hospital and the doctor was taking care of her. CoCo Lee said "thank you" to the doctor and asked his mother:

"Mom, what's the matter with you?"

"I have a stomachache." He Zizhen has a clear head, but he is weak.

At this time, the He family also arrived from Fujian. They received a phone call from their daughter, He Xiaoping, who lives in Shanghai. Knowing that He Zizhen was seriously ill, they were afraid of everything and came here at once. When He Xuemin arrived, he heard that He Zizhen had a high fever and immediately suggested taking Angong Niuhuang Pill, which is a good medicine for critically ill patients to reduce fever. He Zizhen fell into a deep sleep after taking the medicine. CoCo Lee, reassured, left the ward to rest his mother.

In the next two days, He Xuemin and CoCo Lee visited He Zizhen every day.

He Zizhen's head cleared after his fever dropped. She looked at her relatives and said, "Are you afraid I can't do it? I am here. " She also asked the nurse to get something delicious for her granddaughter Dong Mei. Everyone was relieved and thought that their condition had improved, but it was a dead turn. /kloc-On the night of 0/8, He Zizhen's condition suddenly worsened, his body temperature rose twice, and he fell into a coma again. The doctor carried out emergency rescue, and CoCo Lee, Kong Linghua and others waited outside all night. By the afternoon of 19, He Zizhen's heartbeat was getting weaker and weaker, and his electrocardiogram was no longer displayed. He Zizhen, a weather-beaten old man, finally went, aged 75.

An unusual farewell ceremony for the remains.

After He Zizhen's death, the Shanghai Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China did not dare to do it on its own. It was awkward to ask my office and asked Deng Xiaoping for instructions.

Deng Xiaoping said: "All the * * * in our center should send wreath, and He Zizhen's ashes should be put in one room."

The first is the Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery where the ashes of the central leading comrades are stored. Deng Xiaoping's words set the tone for the specifications of He Zizhen's funeral.

On April 25th, 1984, a farewell ceremony was held in the lobby of Longhua Revolutionary Cemetery.

He Zizhen's body was placed in the center of the mourning hall. It covers party flag, China, surrounded by evergreen trees and flowers. Relatives He, He, He laid a wreath at the front of the body.

Hao Jianxiu, alternate secretary of the Secretariat of the CPC Central Committee, Chen, first secretary of the Shanghai Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, Hu, Wang Daohan, Ruan Chongwu and hundreds of relatives and friends of He Zizhen attended the farewell ceremony. People observed a moment of silence with admiration, bowed in front of He Zizhen's body and walked slowly around it to bid farewell to the long March veteran cadre.

1On the afternoon of April 25th, 984, He Zizhen's body was cremated. Subsequently, the central government sent a special plane to transport her ashes back to Beijing. He, He and their children escorted the ashes back to Beijing and placed them in Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery.

After He Zizhen's ashes were transported to Babaoshan, some sisters who couldn't attend the farewell ceremony automatically went to Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery to attend He Zizhen's ashes laying ceremony. Some revolutionary children who studied in the Soviet International Children's Hospital, some people who knew He Zizhen, and many people who didn't, also came to pay their last respects to the Red Army female soldier.

The groundbreaking ceremony is very simple. CoCo Lee put his urn on the table in the yard, and everyone bowed around, and then CoCo Lee sent it into a room.

The next day, on the morning of April 26th, china national radio broadcast the news of He Zizhen's death. On the same day, all major newspapers in Beijing and the whole country published the telegram of He Zizhen's death broadcast by Xinhua News Agency to the whole country, and published her photos, introduced her revolutionary resume, and finally made a historical and fair evaluation:

Comrade He Zizhen is a strong communist fighter, and China is an excellent communist party member. Her life was a life of revolution and hard struggle.

He Zizhen, an ordinary and great woman, the earliest female worker in Jinggangshan, finally walked through a bumpy life and passed away with a smile. In her life, there were passionate, heroic and tragic years of fighting, hard years of suffering and misfortune, and even more sad days of quiet inside with tears in her eyes. However, people will not forget her, because she gave her youth to the China Revolution. She, an ordinary woman, almost shed the last drop of blood for the China revolution ... It was she who spent the most difficult stage in the history of China revolution with Mao Zedong, and it was also she who silently endured personal suffering after the victory of the revolution and lived a lonely life for the overall situation. However, an immortal name is engraved on the historical monument of China Revolution: she is-He Zizhen!

Reference: He Zizhen Baidu Encyclopedia

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