Female, Du He's eldest daughter. The main time she spent with her father was after War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and Du lived in Hongkong from 65438 to 0949. She and her husband, Kuai Songmao, have lived in Amman, Jordan for many years, and opened the first Chinese restaurant "Chinese Restaurant" there for 37 years.
Born in 1933 16 February 16, he is the youngest son of Du, ranking seventh. A famous collector and expert on ancient coins, he won the Shanghai Magnolia Award.
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Du was buried at the foot of Dajian Mountain in Xizhi Town, Taipei County (now Xizhi District, New Taipei City) from/KLOC-0 to June, 952. The cemetery sits southeast facing northwest and faces Shanghai.
Located behind Xiufeng Primary School today, Chiang Kai-shek inscribed "Yi Jie Zhao Yu" in the cemetery. There used to be a memorial arch in the cemetery with the inscription "Yu Wen Zhang Yong" by Zhang Qun. Later, Xiufeng Primary School was established, the archway was demolished and the inscription was embedded in the cemetery. Du's tomb is accompanied by his wife Yao Jiaxiang's tomb.