The main content of Chen Jue and his wife's book

The Letter of Confession to Wife is a letter written by Lin Juemin, a revolutionary martyr in the late Qing Dynasty, to his wife Chen Yiying on the evening of April 24th,191. In this last letter, the author expressed his deep affection for his wife and his deep love for the motherland in dire straits.

He linked family happiness and conjugal love with the future of the country and the destiny of the people. Combining the love for his wife and relatives with the love for the people of the country, this paper expounds a profound truth: without the happiness of the country and the people, there will be no real happiness for individuals. The full text is full of true feelings, and the style of writing is euphemistic and moving, which makes people deeply moved and infectious after reading it.

Creation background

19 1 1 year, Lin Juemin was sent back to Fujian by the 14th branch of the League, contacted revolutionaries, raised funds, and recruited people to go to Guangzhou to participate in the uprising. Reluctantly bid farewell to his family and led the first batch of righteous men to board the ship from Mawei Port to Hong Kong.

On April 24th, three days before the Guangzhou Uprising (also known as Huanghuagang Uprising), Lin Juemin and his comrades-in-arms stayed at Hong Kong Binjiang Building. After his comrades fell asleep, he thought of his weak wife and young son. Although the marriage between him and his wife was arranged by his parents, their feelings were deep and harmonious. Lin Juemin wrote this last letter to his wife, Chen Yiying, on a white towel.

Lin Juemin wrote a letter of less than 40 words to his uncle, Mr. Lin Xiaoying, while writing the Book with His Wife. After the failure of the uprising, someone secretly put these two letters under Lin Juemin's door in the middle of the night, and the family found them the next morning.