Japanese wife abandoned by Guo Moruo: What happened after raising five children alone?

"Love" is such a wonderful word. It makes many people looking for marriage burn themselves bravely, proving that love is dedicated to their sweetheart regardless of return, effort and harvest, but it also makes many young men and women trample on their sincerity and ignore their true feelings.

Most women are born softer than men, which is a great creation of human nature. Pure love is never limited to anyone or time. Love in peacetime is always warm and sweet, while love in wartime is even more bitter. "If the two relationships are long-lasting, how can it be a matter of time?" And "ten years of life and death are endless, without thinking, never forgetting." And how many decades does a person's life have?

I don't know what to do, I don't know what to do, but I can't let go.

During the Republic of China, western European and American-style open education was introduced, and the combination of Chinese and western cultures produced many literary masters, such as Mr. Lu Xun, Mr. Xu Zhimo, Mr. Guo Moruo and Mr. Hu Lian. They are all great masters of literature, great promoters, pioneers and disseminators of literary history, and even patriots, but they are all love rat in love.

In order to divorce his wife Zhu An and sleep in separate beds, Mr. Lu Xun can saw the machine; Xu Zhimo forced Zhang Youyi to have an abortion in order to abandon her; What's more, Mr. Hu Lian's poor wife sold her clothes and young crops to help him get into the Whampoa Military Academy, but all she got was a divorce from her successful husband and ridicule from her new wife.

The vows of eternal love are still in my ears. It's only ironic to think about it at this time. Love has no age. The vows made when you are in love are sincere, and the betrayal made when you are not in love is also sincere. Just see who made the gesture first.

Mr Guo Moruo is a famous writer and historian in China. When the motherland was in danger, he stepped forward to save the country. His early poems Goddess opened a new world for modern China, but the three women in his life did not wait for their own love.

Mr Guo's first wife was arranged by his parents. Although unwilling to marry back, she left home on the fifth day after marriage. Mr. Guo's first wife served her in-laws in her hometown for 68 years and did nothing wrong.

Mr Guo's second wife is Japanese. Even in the 2 1 century, we are still full of respect for her after learning about her life.

Sweet words are always touching.

Guo Anna, formerly known as Fukuko Sato, met Guo Moruo when he was 22 years old. What she didn't know at that time was that the wheel of fate began to turn slowly, and her life would change because of this romantic poet.

Fukuko Sato's family is a famous local family. His grandfather was the founder of Hokkaido University. She received a good education from an early age. After graduating from school, she went to work in a local hospital and became a nurse. She is kind, gentle, dignified and virtuous, and a devout Christian.

When she met an oncoming man from China, she didn't know that this man would be her all hope for the rest of her life. When Guo Moruo first saw Tomoko Sato, he was attracted by her. He fell in love with her and couldn't extricate himself in the dark. One love letter after another boldly expresses love, constantly knocking on the heart of this kind woman.

As a great poet, Guo Moruo's talent is beyond doubt. In the letter, he made no secret of his love for Fukuko Sato. His bold and passionate love finally opened the door. Every word in the letter made this kind and gentle woman addicted, and she finally fell in love.

However, as a well-known local family, her family did not agree that she was with such a poor student and a man from China. Everyone advised Sato to give up this foreign love.

At that time, there were frequent frictions between China and Japan, and the contradictions left over from the Ming and Qing Dynasties had already surfaced. It was only a matter of time before the war, but the woman who fell in love completely ignored it. After breaking off relations with her family, she joined Guo Moruo in a small family.

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Guo Moruo is just a poor student. His hands can resist but he can't lift them. The only thing that can support his family is a pen, so his married life is very different from the rich family before Sato Tomoko. Tomoko Sato has changed from a spoiled young lady to a housewife who needs to wear several hats in one day.

In order to support her husband's career, she followed Guo Moruo to Shanghai and Japan. She was poor in Shanghai and even poorer when she returned to Japan. Even the inkstone is made of hollow bricks, but Fukuko Sato doesn't feel hard. She loves the poet very much. The hardships of life have not separated them. They still love each other.

Guo Moruo changed his name to "Guo Anna" in order to express his love and because Fukuko Sato completely cut off the relationship with his family. She was very happy to have this name, which accompanied her through the more difficult days in the future as a spiritual pillar.

After all, the Sino-Japanese War broke out. Guo Moruo left without saying goodbye overnight and didn't even leave a letter. At this point, their small family has four sons and a daughter, and the youngest has lost its support, and so has Guo Anna.

At that time, Guo Moruo was well-known, so he was concerned by the Japanese government. When she learned that Guo Moruo had arrested Guo Anna immediately after returning to China, she tortured information. During her arrest, she used a lot of torture, but she was just a housewife who knew nothing. She was tortured for a month before being released. This kind woman still thinks it has nothing to do with her husband. All she cares about is whether he is healthy or not.

Guo Anna has no time to grieve. She has to work hard to support five children, and her life is even darker. She is willing to do any job, and has done any job to make a living.

For Guo Moruo's sake, she insisted on not letting her five children become Japanese nationals. She thinks that both she and her children are from China, so they can't accept Japanese relief. Her persistence made their lives even more sad. Once a rich girl, she has completely turned into an evil native who is running around to make a living, but still misses her husband thousands of miles away.

Promises are like candles in the wind, which are both dangerous and fragile.

After hard work, she finally raised her children, and all five children were well educated. At this time, Japan surrendered and the war ended. Every child is successful in school except her youngest son, who is still in junior high school. She felt very gratified and finally had an explanation for Guo Moruo.

She was so excited that she didn't want to wait for a moment. She rushed to China with her only daughter and youngest son, trying to find her husband and tell him that she had not failed him and the Guo family.

However, Guo Moruo got married alone in the second year after returning to China, and at this time, he already had five children. He looked forward to two people who had finally traveled thousands of miles for decades, but at this time he was speechless and speechless.

In the face of such an unexpectedly happy family, she could do nothing, looked at each other and both sides were embarrassed. After decades of thoughts and grievances, she was speechless and had to be silent.

Guo Moruo was already a famous anti-Japanese hero at this time. Whatever the reason, he can't accept his former Japanese wife now. He entrusted his old friend to comfort her and told her that everything was the fault of the war. He can't accept her and their children, even if they are not naturalized in Japan. The sad woman had no choice but to embark on the road back to Japan.

After returning to Japan, the children expressed their anger and dissatisfaction with their mother's experience, but she told them that it was not their father's fault, and all these misfortunes were caused by the war, but she still insisted that they were from China and did not let her children become Japanese citizens.

After the founding of New China, at the kind invitation of Premier Zhou, she became a citizen of China with her five children and advanced Japanese technology and settled in China. These five children were excellent, and later they became famous chemists, architects, photographers, engineers, musicians and literature professors in China, which became an important cornerstone of China's national construction at that time.

I am old, and the past is closely related.

At this time, it is no longer the daughter-in-law of the Guo family who has settled in China, but her name has not changed back. She still uses the name "Guo Anna". She has little contact with people and only goes back to Japan to visit her relatives once a year.

In this way, as the days passed, her grade became bigger and bigger, and she didn't like to walk around. At the age of 80, she hardly went back to Japan. She told her relatives in Japan that she was dying. In case of an accident, she hoped to die in China and bury her bones in China. At that time, she also felt that she was from China.

Guo Moruo was seriously ill in his later years. She visited at the age of 85, but only stayed for a while and then left. Her friend asked her in surprise why she was so fast. She just said simply, "He doesn't want to talk."

This is the last time they met. A person over eighty years old, a woman who suffered a lot in the first half of her life, I wonder if she will be sad to hear that her former lover has passed away? Old people who have lived for most of their lives will think of those sorrows, grievances and hatred at some point.

Life ends and leaves gracefully.

With the growth of age, Guo Anna is over 100 years old, and her body is aging. She knew that her time was running out. She collected her children, made a will and donated all her property. In that era when the people of China and Japan hated each other, this once rich Japanese woman later became an ordinary Japanese woman, taking donating property as the last thing she did before she died.

Throughout her life, she suffered for half her life, but she never resented it. She is strong and flexible, gentle and great.