Hu Yinmeng began to tell fortune _ Hu Yinmeng became a monk.

I know Hu Yinmeng because she is Li Ao's ex-wife.

I remembered the name of the hostess-Hu Yinmeng, because I was married for more than 0/00 days and because of the overwhelming divorce reasons on the Internet.

Today, I read her personal biography "The Incredibility of Life" and got to know her past lives.

Hu Yinmeng's father and mother.

According to this book, Hu Yinmeng's father is a descendant of Guarga, and belongs to the aristocrat of Zhenghongqi in the Qing Dynasty. Shortly after his father was born, Hu Yinmeng's grandfather died, and then Hu Yinmeng's grandmother died because of a trivial matter, swallowing a lot of opium.

Hu Yinmeng's father lived with his sister who is six years older than him for four or five years. During his stay in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he lodged with a distant in-laws. Receive higher education and go all the way to Southeast University.

Then I met a lady named Pan Yupu, and they got married. This kind of marriage is only formed because the man feels taken care of when the woman is sick and the marriage foundation is relatively weak. Later, due to other reasons, Hu Yinmeng's father left Southeast University and went to Waseda University, specializing in finance and economics, and stayed in the graduate school of Imperial University for two years.

With the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, Hu Yinmeng's father joined the Kuomintang after returning home.

Hu Yinmeng's mother was born in Tongcheng, Anhui Province, and she grew up in a group of wives and concubines. Because Hu Yinmeng's grandmother was her grandfather's second wife, and then her grandfather married a concubine.

When Hu Yinmeng's mother/kloc-was 0/4 years old, Hu Yinmeng's grandmother got scarlet fever, which caused the whole family to have a fever, and all the men in the family died, leaving only a few women in the lawsuit of inheritance.

Hu Yinmeng's mother writes good words and articles. She wrote a letter to her mother and went to court.

At the age of twenty, Hu Yinmeng's mother was introduced to someone and they got married. Later, because the man was keen on politics, there were not many opportunities for them to meet. Hu Yinmeng's mother lived in Chongqing Gele Mountain for eight years.

It was also in Geleshan that Hu Yinmeng's parents met at a friend's house. After that, they began to write to each other. After that, both sides broke up with their former husband and wife and have been together ever since.

Hu Yinmeng's childhood

According to the description in the book, the arrival of Hu Yinmeng was also a child that my father and mother spent a lot of effort to get.

She was 44 years old when her mother gave birth to her. At that time, their family was already in Taichung.

Hu Yinmeng recalled her childhood. In a small memory, her parents still loved each other, and then the relationship between them became more and more tense, which had a far-reaching impact on her childhood.

Her father is taciturn and generous, while her mother talks a lot and is not very generous. Husband and wife, because they gave others a bed that they didn't use, eventually created a gap.

Hu Yinmeng's mother is an extremely strict person. She is very strict with Hu Yinmeng, and sometimes she even beats and scolds. Due to the increasingly tense relationship with her husband, this anger is often vented on Hu Yinmeng.

This makes Hu Yinmeng have a deeper attachment to her father, who is tall, handsome and talented in her eyes. In her book, she said that when she was a child, she actually had a serious daddy complex.

Mother's abuse, father's often not at home, she is an only child. To a large extent, her heart is lonely and painful.

Because when she was a child, she often heard stories about ghosts, and her mother often loved to tell them, which made her often afraid of being caught by wild ghosts since she was a child.

Inner loneliness, coupled with constant fear, has caused her sensitive and fragile personality.

Hu Yinmeng's childhood, the tense relationship between her parents and the gloomy family atmosphere, together with her inner loneliness and fear, affected her future marriage life to some extent.

She wrote in the book: I think the future rebellion and the karma with Li Ao, the Count of Monte Cristo, are probably planted bit by bit.

(This article first appeared in personal headlines)