Chapter 582
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Marshal Huangfu's wife, Yan Ruohua.
She was a legendary woman in the modern history of the Republic.
She remarried and entered the Huangfu family at that time. When no one thought highly of her, she successfully made everyone in the Huangfu family accept her.
Her love with Huangfu Qi also made many young girls who liked romance in later generations cry out in joy.
It was simply a modern version of the overbearing Young Marshal Huangfu Qi falling in love with Me!
It was said that Huangfu Qi fell in love with her at first sight. When they met again, he directly took her home.
How much did Huangfu Qi dote on his wife?
It was said that he had seen the pain of his wife giving birth once. In order not to let his wife feel that pain again, he actually did not have a second child in his life.
In his life, he only had one woman, Yan Ruohua.
In that era when it was common for men to have multiple wives and concubines, in that era when it was good to have many children. His actions had simply shattered everyone's understanding!
How many people could be so affectionate, even a hundred years later?
Yan Ruohua's legend did not only lie in this.
Speaking of this, it was necessary to mention the pen name she had used before, Lin Jianke.
In the eyes of all women, Lin Jianke was without a doubt a god.
A god in the fashion industry, a god who led women to confidence and freedom.
In that era of rigid aesthetics, she created her own unique Yan style and collaborated with Baiyun Textiles to create the clothing brand "Yan".
It was said that in that era, as long as the Yan brand released a new style of clothing, it would inevitably be crazily fought over by everyone in Yun Cheng.
Even today, a hundred years later, the Yan brand was still an internationally renowned female clothing brand and had a pivotal position in the fashion industry.
She was not only a fashion designer, but also the first woman in the modern history of the Republic to call for women to know how to live for themselves.
After becoming the wife of the Young Marshal, she took advantage of her status and established a women's mutual aid committee in Yun Cheng. This was also the first organization in the history of the Republic to be established to fight for the interests of women.
Later, this committee gradually developed into the Women's Rights Protection Association.
The first women's movement in the Republic was launched under her leadership.
At that time, scholars did statistics and found that among the forty cities in the Republic, women in Yun Cheng had the highest status among all the cities. Women in Yun Cheng also had the highest rate of working outside the home.
Yan Ruohua lived to the age of 78.
When she left, all the people in Yun City spontaneously followed her coffin around the entire city. That day, not a single shop in Yun City was open for business, and the traffic on the road was paralyzed.
Another legendary story was that less than three days after Madam Yan Ruohua's death, Old Marshal Huangfu Qi, who had always been healthy and healthy, called all of his children and grandchildren over. After he finished telling them about his will, he said, "I should go look for her. Otherwise, she won't be happy waiting for me alone." Then, he closed his eyes peacefully.
This was just a rumor. Other than Old Marshal Huangfu Qi's family, no one could prove its authenticity.
However, Old Marshal Huangfu Qi's lifelong love for Madam Yan Ruohua was acknowledged by everyone.
The story of the Republic of China came to an end.
This is the longest story I've ever written. It's actually 40,000 words long!
It was also the story that he had written the most stagnant. At his worst, he had only written a thousand words in two hours!
Zhizhi knew that there were a lot of shortcomings in this story, and this kind of theme was a particularly big challenge for me.
I'm very happy to be able to bring it to a complete end. (^o^)~
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