Who's Hu Lancheng?

Hu Lancheng, a modern writer in China, is also a controversial figure. His representative works include This Life, Years of Mountains and Rivers, Difficulties of War and Peace, etc. Hu Lancheng,1born on February 28th, 906, is a native of Hu Village, Beixiang, Sheng County, Zhejiang Province. 1927 dropped out of yenching university. 1936, Li Zongren, Bai Chongxi and other "Guangxi" warlords fought against Chiang Kai-shek. Hu Lancheng gave lectures in Guangxi and published articles in newspapers such as Liuzhou Daily, advocating the split between Guangdong and Guangxi and the central government. Of course, he was tried by a military court. However, his political theory is very hidden, which has attracted the attention of peepers. Wang Jingwei's China Daily began to invite him to write articles. After the article was published, it was immediately favored by Japanese imperialist publications and immediately translated and reprinted. When War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression broke out and Shanghai fell, Hu was transferred to Hong Kong as the editor of South China Daily. He wrote a traitorous editorial "It's hard to fight, but it's not easy to make peace", which was appreciated by Wang Jingwei's wife, and then Hu was promoted as the editor-in-chief of China Daily. From then on, he began to serve Wang Jingwei's pro-Japanese puppet regime. 1940, Wang Jiwei's government was established, and Hu Lancheng was appointed as executive deputy minister of Wang Jiwei's propaganda department, director of legal system and editor-in-chief of Dachu newspaper. 1944 married Zhang ailing, 1947 left Zhang ailing. This relationship is the most talked about, and the book This Life published in his later years describes in detail his vacillating character in love and politics. Today, the chapter "Women in the Republic of China" describing Zhang Ailing in This Life is still an important material for studying Zhang Xue. Hu Lancheng is to women what Jia Baoyu is to women. The same understanding, the same love and the same magic star as a woman. He and Zhang Ailing met among thousands of people and knew each other for a lifetime, which made Zhang Ailing shout out the word "Lan Cheng" in her dream ... Zhang Ailing was totally devoted to Hu Lancheng without any conditions, even when Hu Lancheng praised her, she also praised her good friend Yan Ying; Even when he was alone with her Hu Lancheng, she caught him secretly meeting Su Qing. Although my heart is sour, it doesn't matter, because this man promised to give her secular stability. On the way to exile, first the nurse Zhou Xiao, and then the little girl, Zhang Ailing couldn't tolerate the existence of these two women, otherwise, she wouldn't have been sending money to Hu Lancheng who always had a woman around her. She can't stand that Hu Lancheng should love with the same heart. How proud and unconventional she is, she can't stand such indifference. Looking for a husband for thousands of miles, I only made a choice for Hu Lancheng, but Hu Lancheng refused, saying, "I treat you in heaven and earth, and there is no comparison. If you choose, it is not only wronged you, but also sorry for Zhou Xiao. " Only then did Zhang Hu's love for the whole city turn into love and hate for the sea. After Zhang Ailing left, she finally wrote a letter. When Hu Lancheng opened the letter, it sounded loud. The letter said, "I don't like you anymore. You don't like me anymore. I have been thinking about this resolution for a year and a half ... Don't come to me, even if you write it, I won't read it. " In this Life, eight women related to Hu Lancheng were written, except Quan Huiwen who became ill later, and Ying Yingdi (singer Xiao Boyang) who was replaced by Zhang Ailing. The other six women occupied roughly the same space in the book, and the average effort was so great that Hu Lancheng accepted his choice. There are eight * * * people who have had sex with Hu Lancheng in my life, including five folk women, namely his wife Yu Feng, a female teacher Quan Huiwen, a nurse Zhou Xiao, sister-in-law Fan Xiumei and a Japanese woman. The remaining three, one is a red singer, one is a talented woman, Zhang Ailing, and the other one, finally lived in Japan with Hu Lancheng until his death. Compared with Zhang Ailing's unusual appearance, this woman is not inferior at all. She is Mrs. Wu Sibao, the former gangster in Shanghai, and She Aizhen, the eldest sister in Shanghai. Therefore, some people say that this life is Hu Lancheng's "Qunfangpu", written in such a charming style that many women are heartbroken. Hu Lancheng gave lectures in Japan in the late 1960s, and her female disciples were said to be divided into two factions, vying for favor; Zhu Tianwen and Zhu Tianxin, talented women of Taiwan Province, kept reciting famous sentences from Zhang Ailing's novels when they gave speeches next door to Jia Zhu in Taipei. Lin Huie, a female writer, couldn't stand it anymore and said, "It's obvious that I want to integrate into this life!" Hu Lancheng's magic to women can be seen from this.