RuZhiJuan's RuZhiJuan-Motherly Love Feelings

Ru Zhijuan, who came out of the orphanage, has a special understanding of maternal love. Many years later, when she became an outstanding writer in China, people found that the female feelings flowing out of her works can actually be interpreted by maternal love.

Ru Zhijuan, a native of Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, was born in Shanghai in September 1925. When she came into this world, her family had fallen into an unprecedented recession. At the age of 3, her mother died of diphtheria, and then her father left without saying goodbye. Young RuZhiJuan had to follow her grandmother to Shanghai and Hangzhou to earn money by hand. In Hangzhou, she followed her grandmother to paste matchboxes and grind tin foil; In Shanghai, she followed her grandmother to other people's homes to turn silk cotton, do part-time work, or sit on the worn-out stove cover to sew buttons and welts. Ru Zhijuan's childhood experience made her feel the coldness of the world prematurely, and her strong call for fatherly love and maternal love impacted her heart.

1936 1 1 year-old Ru Zhijuan lives in Shanghai Puzhi Primary School with his grandmother and fourth brother, and is in Grade Two near the water tower. However, in the second year, War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression broke out and the situation in Shanghai was critical. Grandma took Ru Zhijuan and her fourth brother back to Hangzhou and rented a house in an art academy. Soon, my grandmother became ill, leaving her underage grandchildren to die. RuZhiJuan lost the only affection in the world.

Ru Zhijuan and his fourth brother, who lost their grandmother, were first raised by their third brother and then forced to come to Shanghai to fend for themselves. Fourth Brother entered a watch factory as an apprentice, and Ru Zhijuan entered the Naimali orphanage on Yuyuan Road. This is a charity run by the Christian church and only accepts girls. Eat porridge three times a day, work for half a day, read for half a day, and pray at night. Ru Zhijuan has had enough of this prisoner life. In order to escape from the jaws of death, she threatened the hospital with "death" and discharged her. Finally, the third brother compensated his sister for staying in the hospital for several months and took her away.

RuZhiJuan wandered the streets of Shanghai with a sad and confused heart. Later, with the support of her third brother, she entered a women's cram school. Later, her classmates introduced her to a Bible school run by American women believers in China. RuZhiJuan's cultural foundation was laid at this time.

A year later, Ru Zhijuan and his brother and sister joined the third grade of Wu Kang Middle School in Tianmu Mountain for free as students in the occupied area. When studying in Wu Kang Middle School, she dabbled in many modern literary works, especially the female writer Lu Yin and her works. Her tragic life experience and the sad tone in her works have a strong tone of * * *. In Lu Yin's works, she found the tenderness of women who have been rippling in her heart and the delicacy of maternal love. This feeling that stirred in her chest penetrated into her later works and strengthened her role as a mother. Her masterpiece Lily, published in 1958, is a novel with a typical lyrical psychological style. It shows the poetry and kindness of the military and civilians with ethereal and delicate brushwork, which is soft and slender and full of strong femininity. Later, quiet maternity hospitals, tall poplars, wrong stories, love for children and an old song. When Ru Zhijuan graduated from Wu Kang Middle School, he taught in a private primary school. 1943, she joined the new fourth army with her brother, first studied in suzhong public school, and then worked in the army art troupe, ending her homeless life.

At the beginning of the founding of New China, RuZhiJuan married playwright Wang Xiaoping and had two daughters and a son. How many years of longing and the accumulation of mother's passion have finally been released. As a mother, Ru Zhijuan is excited and proud. She believes that maternal love is sacred, but not profound. If it boils down to four words, that is "simplicity" and "selflessness".

Ru Zhijuan and her second daughter, Wang Anyi, are known as gentle mother-daughter flowers in China literary world. The outside world noticed the mysterious chain between Wang Anyi's growth and her mother Ru Zhijuan. People even imagine how Ru Zhijuan guided her daughter to become a talented writer. However, Ru Zhijuan claimed that Wang Anyi's literary path was her personal choice. Wang Anyi also admitted that she could not become a writer without her mother's influence, but her mother had the greatest influence on her image or role rather than writing itself. When Wang Anyi/Kloc-0 was in her teens, she settled in Shanghai with her parents and received her initial education there. When she was in primary school, she often participated in district and city children's song writing competitions and had deep feelings for literature. In fact, mother RuZhiJuan doesn't want her daughter to be a writer in the future, but wants her daughter to be a angels in white who saves lives when she grows up. After Wang Anyi went to primary school, Ru Zhijuan paid special attention to arithmetic and often checked her math exercise books. RuZhiJuan also bought an old accordion, so that her two daughters, Anno and Anyi, can learn to play the accordion steadily at home, so as not to get into trouble outside. I also hired a tutor to teach my daughter English. But Wang Anyi has a soft spot for literature. In the second grade of primary school, the first time I looked at the picture, the other children finished it in a few words, but Wang Anyi used half of the composition book at once. From then on, she had a special composition book and wrote everything she wanted to say in it.

After the Cultural Revolution began, Ru Zhijuan and her husband went to the May 7th Cadre School, and the eldest daughter, Anno, went to Anhui as an educated youth. 1969 Wang Anyi, who graduated from junior high school, also came to work in the Great Liu Zhuang Brigade of Toupu Commune in Wuhe County, Anhui Province. Wang Anyi lives in a farmhouse and shares a room with five children. Working in such a remote rural area, Wang Anyi, who has just entered the society, has great fluctuations in her thoughts. Mother wrote to teach her how to face life and how to fight against fate.

At that time, after one day's work, my job was only enough to send a letter. She usually writes about herself in her diary, and in her letters to her mother, she focuses on what she has seen and heard in the countryside in addition to her thoughts and labor. In her letter, she described her village, farmers' lives, men and women around her, and wrote it carefully. She writes diaries and letters as novels, and understands life while writing. Wang Anyi also began to practice writing before writing freely and unconsciously from letters and diaries to her mother. Writing is her daughter's choice, and Ru Zhijuan respects her choice. But she told her daughter that to be a writer, she must be a responsible writer.

In the early days of Wang Anyi's creation, Ru Zhijuan also read the first draft she wrote and put forward sharp opinions. When Wang Anyi went to Beijing Literature Workshop to study, she gave her phantom to her mother. My mom showed it to my dad after reading it. When my mother wrote back, she made a detailed comment. Later, Ru Zhijuan refused to comment on her daughter's work. She doesn't think writers will change because of rewriting. To be an excellent writer, you must have your own thinking and exploration.

My daughter didn't understand her mother's "indifference" at first, and then she understood her mother's good intentions. This makes Wang Anyi gradually form her own unique style in her creation and stand out in the literary world. 1976, Wang Anyi's first essay was published in Jiangsu Literature and Art. Later, she created novels with rural life as the theme, such as The End, This Ghost Group, and Notes on the Small Courtyard. 1978, childhood in Shanghai edited by Wang Anyi, 1980, Rain, sasha vujacic caused national repercussions.

Most of Wang Anyi's works are ordinary little people, or sentimental and persistent, or stubborn and resolute, but full of cuteness and vividness, all of which run through the beauty and understanding of human nature in Wang Anyi's heart. Her novels, Passage, Small Bag, Love in a Small Town, Documentary and Fiction, and Song of Eternal Sorrow, have caused a shock in the literary world, which is not only artistic but also human. Critics believe that it may be because of the blood-related things, or it may be the * * * communication of female writers. Ru Zhijuan and Wang Anyi have different life experiences and different ideological backgrounds, but the freshness, femininity and sense of justice in their works are equally wonderful.

Mother's influence on children is subtle. After a hard childhood and the baptism of war, Ru Zhijuan holds a very pious attitude towards the love in the world. From her mother, Wang Anyi felt the maternal love of the world. Once, Lu Xinger, a female writer, fell ill, and Wang Anyi immediately rushed to Pudong from Puxi to help with all kinds of chores and take care of her life.

From 65438 to 0999, the fourth grade primary school classes were opened in the most remote minority areas in Yunnan, relying on social assistance. All the students are girls from poor families. After hearing the news, Wang Anyi married one of the girls and subsidized her school expenses every year. Like her mother, she has the traditional virtues of women in China and a simple and persistent love. In life, Wang Anyi is immersed in her own reading and writing territory. Like a farmer, she works hard with natural honesty and expectation. She is simple and quiet, does not create topics and events, and does not speculate on herself. Understand and inherit all the simple virtues of mother.

Some people say that as a mother, Ru Zhijuan's greatest pride is the success of her second daughter, Wang Anyi, but Ru Zhijuan thinks that as a mother, she just taught her children how to face life. How to face life and deeply understand the meaning of life is Ru Zhijuan's wisdom for children. Her eldest daughter, Wang Annuo, spent the most difficult days in her life with tenacious perseverance after many exercises in rural Anhui, and later became an excellent Chinese teacher and literary editor. Her son, Wang, was originally a conductor, but through diligent study and practice, he grew into an editor of a movie script, and finished editing the first and second episodes of the movie script, showing an unparalleled civilian vision and romance. Among them, Horizon won the National "Five Ones" Project Award 1993.