Li Xiuwen (189 1 (Xin Maonian)-1992) and Li Zongren (1890- 1969), born in Cuntou Village, Lingui District, Guangxi. At that time, Li Zongren was practicing martial arts in Guangxi Army Primary School, and then Li Zongren joined the army, starting as a platoon leader and gradually becoming the leader of Guangxi Department. During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, Li Zongren led a bloody battle, while Li Xiuwen lived in Guangxi for a long time and suffered from war. After the defeat of the Kuomintang in Taiwan Province, Li Zongren lived in the United States, while Li Xiuwen made a difficult migration and arrived in the United States on 1958.

1973, Li Xiuwen followed Li Zongren's wishes and returned to China to settle down under the careful arrangement of the China government. /kloc-0 died in Guilin in June, 1992 at the age of 102.

Li Xiuwen once lived in Guangxi, Guangdong, Shanghai, Beijing, Hongkong, Cuba and the United States, and had contacts with many important historical figures. Her hundred years of vicissitudes condensed many historical legends, and her personal oral memoirs also witnessed an important aspect of China's modern history.