莫耶故居

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Moye's former residence is located in Xibang Village, Jingu Town, Anxi County, Quanzhou City. [One] Before coming, the tour guide introduced that this is the red tourist attraction, the old revolutionary village, where the first red regime in Quanzhou (Annan Yongde Soviet government) is located, the hometown of Yan'an tribute writer, the revolutionary female writer Moye. [Two] to the scene to remedial background information Moye's former residence, formerly known as "Yilou" and "Wanxiang Villa", was built in 1907. Moye (1918-1986) was originally named Chen Yu, born of an overseas Chinese family, his father is the Kuomintang general, Anxi County Mayor. Moyer has been very creative and enthusiastic since childhood, and has been progressive in his ideas, dared to challenge the world, and later took the pen as a gun (Moyer, the name of the sword) and embarked on the road to revolution. She was praised by He Long as a "wonderful female writer", but also because of some novels and reports, in the rectification WG and other sports were criticized, closed cattle sheds, labor reform... 79 years of rehabilitation. [Three] After returning, the online inquiry for the missing information Moyer's former residence life introduction, almost no mention of her partner's children, under curiosity, online search, only to know. Moyer as a revolutionary female writer, drunk with the army's top killer, special agent, had a relationship, even gave birth to a child. Of course, when they were in love, they didn't know each other's true identity, until Moye mobilized Shen drunk to Yan'an, and the differences in positions separated them. Their children, reportedly later arrived in Taiwan, lost their news. Moyer later re-established the family. Her son, at the age of 68, set off from Shanghai to ride 3,850 kilometers and re-walk the road to Anti-Japanese War in order to commemorate the 80th anniversary of his mother's arrival in Yan'an. #Travel time stolen by the epidemic #Small group free punch card recommendation #Small group discovery society