Canzhi Wang (190 1 year-1967) is the second daughter of revolutionary Qiu Jin. At the age of 6, his mother Qiu Jin died in Shaoxing. At the age of 8, he lost his father Wang Zifang. When Canzhi Wang 15 years old, he was very successful in both study and writing. He also loves calligraphy, and his brushwork is bold and unrestrained. There are also those who specialize in martial arts. I have learned Tai Chi, Eight Diagrams and Qing Ping Keys from famous teachers, and my skills are very deep. She inherited the righteous character of her mother Ren Xia, and was generous, nicknamed "Little Xia". After graduating from high school, Canzhi Wang went to Shanghai to study at Shanghai Tezhi University. She is a soldier, and together with her friend Jiang, she set up the JinDeHui. A few months later, she was in debt. After hearing the news, she sold the jade bracelet left by her mother to pay her debts. 1927, at the invitation of Ms. Xu, her mother's best friend, she became the principal of "Xiongjing Girls' School" named by Sun Yat-sen in memory of Sun Yat-sen. Everything is bowed, and there is no reputation for a while. The following year, she enrolled in the Aviation College of new york University, USA, and studied aviation. Three years later, Canzhi Wang became the first female pilot in China aviation history. Later, he worked as a professor and compiler in aviation school. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, she deeply felt that her compatriots in Northeast China were bombed by enemy planes and wanted to go to the United States to study Austrian air combat and serve the great cause of the nation. Due to the teacher's dissuasion, he married Huang Gongzhu in Guangdong. Husband and wife are like-minded. While serving the society, they searched the poems of Qiu Jin martyrs and compiled them into a book. Canzhi Wang died in Taiwan Province Province on 1967 at the age of 67.
Son-in-law: Huang Gongzhu, who studied in France, participated in the Allied League in Japan, and served as the director of Hanyang Arsenal after returning home. Participated in the famous Wuchang Uprising of the Revolution of 1911 and 1938 Wuhan Defence War. Died in the late War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression.
Granddaughter: Wang Yanhua, the only daughter of Canzhi Wang, the daughter of Qiu Jin, has been a teacher in Shanghai for most of her life and now lives in the United States.
Son: Wang Yuande (former secretary of Hunan Literature and History Museum) lived in Beijing with his father and then studied at Yuelu Academy in Changsha. After the Revolution of 1911, he studied at Shanghai Zhengfeng University. After graduation, he was the president of Jiangsheng Daily in Hankou. At the beginning of the People's Republic of China, from 1952 to 1955, his household registration was in Wuhan, and he lived in Yuehanli, Xujiapeng, Wuchang, until he was transferred to Hunan as a secretary of the Literature and History Museum under the personal intervention of Zhou Enlai. I have two daughters. The eldest daughter is Wang Jiadong. She died at the age of 19 after giving birth to her son in Hunan. Second daughter Wang Jialiang.
Wang Jialiang: She came to Wuhan with her husband Lai Jingzhen and worked as a Chinese teacher at Wuhan Railway Night School until 1980 died. Wang Jialiang has five children, namely Lai Qiping, Lai Qixiang, Lai Qizhen, Lai Qishan and Lai Qihua. Now they all live in Wuhan. Lai Qizhen, the eldest son, is the director and secretary of Wuhan Glass Factory. Lai Qihua, the second son, was originally a worker in Wuhan No.3 Machine Tool Plant. The third daughter, Lai Qishan, is a retired worker of Wuhan Wool Knitting Factory. The fourth daughter, Lai Qixiang, is now an administrator of Wuhan Secondary Vocational Art School; Lai Qiping, the fifth son, was originally an employee of Wuhan Gauze Factory.
By the way, Qiu Jin's family is full of promising women. A man. . . . . . .