[Looking back at the History of the 20th National Congress] Zhu De's "Qimi Tie"

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"Kami Tie" is the calligraphy work of the famous calligrapher Yan Zhenqing in the Tang Dynasty. According to historical records, one year encountered food shortage, and Yan Zhenqing's family's food was not enough. He is a two -sleeve Qingfeng. Although the official is to one product, but because he does not greedy, there is nothing else, so he is still hungry in the family. After all helplessness, I had to put down my face to write to others to borrow food and begging for "benefiting Shaomi". This is the famous "Qimi Tie".

More than a thousand years later, Commander Zhu De also encountered similar problems and had to write to his old friends for help. In November 1937, Zhu De's nephew came from his hometown in Sichuan to the Eighth Route Army Headquarters of Shanxi Province, told his family that his family was suffered from strains and persecution due to his participation in the revolution. Although Zhu De was the commander -in -chief of the Eighth Route Army, he had no money, so he wrote a letter to his friend Dai and Ling: "There are two mothers in the family. . But because of the years of shortage, I am afraid of eating this year, I may not be able to spend the year, and I ca n’t sue the loan. I have no money for decades, and it ’s about to do. Quickly send it at home. I can't pay back you, please donate! "Two hundred yuan actually stumped the commander -in -chief of Dangtang. This" Qimi Tie "was a true portrayal of Zhu De clean and honest.

In order to pursue the truth and find the road of saving the country and the people in order to pursue the truth, Commander Zhu De has undergone hardships and hardships for decades. He died for a lifetime.

Source 丨 Communist Party Member Network

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