Why did Zhang Ailing choose Song Qi and Kuang as her heirs?

Because Zhang Ailing and Song Qikuang are close friends, when Zhang Ailing chose to give them the inheritance, Song Qikuang and his wife refused, but in the end, Zhang Ailing gave it to them without giving the other party a chance to refuse again.

Zhang Ailing and Song Qi didn't know each other in Shanghai, but they met while filming in Hong Kong. Song Qi entrusted Zhang Ailing to write plays for him at that time, most of which were written by Zhang Ailing. When filming Lust, Caution, they discussed the scene of the street where mr. yi bought pigeon eggs. At that time, Kuang and Zhang Ailing were close friends.

Zhang Ailing's English is very good. When she was in America, Zhang Ailing wanted to break into American literature. However, although her English was very good, Zhang Ailing didn't want to write some works with exotic themes, which were very suitable for American tastes at that time, so Zhang Ailing gave up the idea.

Until 1995, after Zhang Ailing's death, Song Qi and Kuang Cai, who had originally rejected her, received Zhang Ailing's will on 1992, in which Zhang Ailing gave her property to the couple in a euphemistic tone. At this time, Kuang was often ill in bed, and Song Qi was often ill during the war.

After Zhang Ailing died of a sudden heart attack in the United States, the official then transported all Zhang Ailing's relics to the residence of Song Qi and his wife according to the contents of the will. Although Zhang Ailing said in her will that she would burn all the manuscripts of little reunion, Song Qi chose to keep the manuscript of this work after careful consideration. Therefore, readers have a chance to know why Zhang Ailing is entangled with Hu Lancheng, Sanghu and others. Song Qi made a choice for Zhang Ailing in little reunion, and Zhang Ailing's clothes were given to Taiwan Province Crown Publishing House, which has a good relationship with Zhang Ailing. However, Song Qi has been sighing for Zhang Ailing's deeds, and at the same time she is saddened that they were born in troubled times. Song Qi's son, Song Yilang, wrote these stories in a book called The Legend of Song Qi, which is now called The Song Family Living Room.