Song Meiling (1897 March 5, 2003-1kloc-0/October 23), the wife of Jiang Zhongzheng (that is, Chiang Kai-shek), the former first lady of the Republic of China, the chairman of the presidium of the Central Review Committee of the China Kuomintang, the director of the steering meeting of the Women's Work Committee of the China Kuomintang Central Committee, and the former honorary chairman of the board of directors of Fu Jen Catholic University. Because in traditional China society, after a woman gets married, she changes her husband's surname. Therefore, her full name is and her personal name is Mrs. Jiang. As the first lady of China, she went to the United States to raise money for War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, China. Her fluent English and elegant words and deeds are well received by American political circles. Song Meiling had a far-reaching influence on China's modern history and Sino-US relations. But for various reasons, she didn't see her sister and second sister until her death. At the funeral of elder sister Song Ailing and second sister Soong Ching Ling, they refused to meet for the last time.