No one knows what Sakura's real name is. When Sakura was born that year, he cried so loudly that almost the whole village knew it. Besides, children love to cry. As long as you get wet, you cry like hell. The mother of the child was also very upset after a long time, so she gave the child a nickname called "cry", which means to cry when she gave up. People in the village don't understand how the child's mother got such a strange name. She said that the children in this ravine should have a good name, as long as they have a good backer. Since then, Sarah's name has been called away. Saha grew small when he was a child. A group of children in the village are always bullied by others. The children like to make fun of him and say, "Saha is crying. Let's listen to him. " I cried. Every time I meet this, I go home crying and blame my mother for having such a name. His mother always comforted him that these children were uneducated. You are much smarter than them. Ignore them. Every time I hear his mother say this, Sarah is very happy and really feels that she is the smartest child in the village.

However, this child really lived up to expectations. There is only one primary school in the village, and Sarah is always the first in a group of children. After a long time, the children also sat up and took notice of him, and no one joked about his name. In a blink of an eye 14 years have passed. Finally, one day, Sarah came home crying. His mother gave him a package and said to him, "Son, there is really no money for you to study at home." Take the bag and go to the city to find some work. " KINOMOTO SAKURA took the parcel and sadly left his mother and village where he was born and raised. He went all the way down to Shanghai, where he worked as a newsboy, an apprentice, a carpenter and a shop assistant. In those years when he made a living, he spent most of his savings on studying. Sahala read many articles by Lu Xun and admired him very much, so he tried to write his first letter to Lu Xun, which expressed his admiration for Lu Xun and put forward some views on the present situation and prospects of China's literary development. Unexpectedly, he received a letter from Lu Xun a few days later. Lu Xun also admired him in his letter, hoping to meet and discuss with each other sometime. Since then, he began to correspond with Mr. Lu Xun, who has always paid close attention to the progressive youth and praised him greatly. At the invitation of Lu Xun, KINOMOTO SAKURA was finally lucky enough to meet him at Lu Xun's residence. Since then, KINOMOTO SAKURA and Mr. Lu Xun have established a close mentor and friend relationship. Lu Xun suggested that KINOMOTO SAKURA study in Japan and introduced some of his Japanese friends, including the owner of Neishan Bookstore, to KINOMOTO SAKURA. At the same time, he promised to give KINOMOTO SAKURA some financial aid for studying abroad.

With the help of Lu Xun, KINOMOTO SAKURA finally set foot on Japanese soil. I didn't expect to be warmly welcomed by the Japanese when I first arrived in Japan. Every time I hear his name, the Japanese will give a thumbs-up and say, "Hello, your name is great." Later, KINOMOTO SAKURA learned that her name was just homophonic with the national flower of Japan, Sakura. This year, KINOMOTO SAKURA saw beautiful cherry blossoms with pure petals dancing and shining in the wind. KINOMOTO SAKURA suddenly felt as pure as cherry blossoms. From then on, KINOMOTO SAKURA took KINOMOTO SAKURA in Japanese as his name, and published articles in Japanese local newspapers in this name. KINOMOTO SAKURA's name spread all over Japan overnight.

Not long after, Mr. Lu Xun passed away. When he learned that he was in Japan, Sarah cried bitterly, which was the first time since he left the small mountain village. Then, the Japanese declared war on China and started a war of aggression. Because Japan banned young people who had made progress in Japan and China before the war, Sarah could not return to her motherland. Although he is in Japan, he has always cared about China and the people of China. He hated the Japanese invaders so much that he changed his name to sakula written in English in a rage. He said that he wanted to be a pure man like KINOMOTO SAKURA, but he could no longer use Japanese as his name. Zuojiula picked up a pen again, used it as a weapon, published articles in major Japanese newspapers in the name of Zuojiula, and launched a fierce struggle with the Japanese authorities. He wrote many articles against Japanese aggression, and also published many short articles in local newspapers that shocked Japanese military circles. For example, China has weapons of mass destruction, which may threaten the whole East Asia at any time; The infected groups of atypical pneumonia in China have begun to spread to Japan. The Pearl Harbor incident caused the United States to attach great importance to the fight against terrorists, and listed Japan as the number one terrorist base, which will be severely cracked down. These complicated posts were called "irrigation" by the Japanese authorities, and their wide spread among Japanese soldiers and civilians greatly shocked the military and people's hearts. Japanese authorities listed Sakura as the number one person on the most wanted terrorist blacklist (the same as bin Laden today). Sure enough, in the late period of China's war of aggression, the Japanese surrendered in 1945. But since then, the name Sakura has disappeared, and no one knows where he went. Some people say that he was arrested by the Japanese authorities. It is also said that the atomic bomb dropped by the United States exploded and he died unfortunately; Some people even say that he is still alive and well and has successfully returned to China.

Decades later, in the "Afu House" in Xici, people suddenly found that Sakura's name appeared again, and he was still "watering" as at that time, but this time it was no longer for fighting, but for boredom. People speculate that Sakura may be really old, or Sakura's grandson wrote it in his name, or Sakura's obsessed fans used his name. Anyway, as Mr. Lu Xun said to Sakura: "There is no river in this world, and more people irrigate it, so it becomes a river ..."

The Lins' three brothers are located in Huanggang County, on the north bank of the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, which is the eastern Hubei County. Huangzhou, the county seat, is an ancient city with a long history, the seat of state capitals in past dynasties, and the political, economic and cultural center of eastern Hubei.

Although the economy of this place is not very prosperous, it is a magical land.

The cultural seeds sown here by Su Dongpo, a great writer in the Northern Song Dynasty, influenced and educated the intellectuals in Huanggang in the past dynasties after the Song Dynasty, making reading popular here, bringing forth talents and heroes in large numbers.

Li Zicheng, Zhang and other heroes of the peasant uprising and the deeds of one thrilling Armageddon between the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom troops and the ruling class in eastern Hubei have also inspired and educated generations of young people and students who are interested in saving the country and the people.

It is particularly worth mentioning that three brothers-Lin Yuying, Lin Yunan and Lin Biao (also known as Lin Yurong) had an important influence in the modern history of China.

In order to make readers know more about the Lin brothers, the author first introduces their birthplace and family background.

Baiyangshan is in the middle of Huanggang County, with an altitude of 300 meters.

At the southern foot of Baiyang Mountain, there are two villages: Linjiada and Ranpu. Between them, there is a rushing field, only 200 meters apart.

According to some elders of the Lins, at first, there were no these two children at the foot of Baiyangshan. The two Lins originally lived in Linjiashan Village, Camus Township, a mountainous area in the northeast of Huanggang County. At the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, because there were too few fields and frequent droughts, people with three or four rooms in the Lin family could not survive, so they decided to move out and settle at the foot of Baiyang Mountain in Huilong Mountain.

Only a few households were moved for the first time, and then several households were moved one after another, named the Lins.

Lin Yuying, Lin Yunan and Lin Biao are the eighth generation descendants of the Bai family.

After the Lins moved to Lins' University, the population developed rapidly. In less than a hundred years, more than 400 people changed their names to Lin Jiada. By the end of the Qing Dynasty, the Lins couldn't live any longer, so some people in Sanfang moved to a vacant lot opposite to get married. These families opened a big dyehouse on the roadside, so it was called dyehouse.

In this way, the Lins live in two places.

Although separated, but still very United. On holidays, weddings, funerals and weddings, gifts should be given; They also help each other during the busy farming season.

The dyehouse has 90 mu of paddy fields, and the Lins only have 56 mu of paddy fields, which adds up to only 140 mu. At that time, only more than 200 kilograms of grain could be produced per mu of paddy field, and there was often no grain harvest in case of disasters. So 140 mu paddy field is difficult to feed more than 400 people.

Fortunately, the Lins have a tradition of spinning and weaving, and their craftsmanship is well-known in the local area.

In addition to farming, they also set up a family weaving factory and opened a large-scale cloth shop in Wuhan, specializing in cotton cloth produced by the Lins. Then, buy food with the money from selling cloth.

At that time, there was a ballad circulating in the Lins' University and the dyehouse:

A thousand things,

Single-handedly finishing;

Fancy renovation,

Other people's clothes.

In the early years of the Republic of China, the Lins had a hard time again, because the influx of foreign capital hit the domestic market. With abundant capital and advanced textile technology, some western countries have established a large number of yarn mills and weaving mills in Shanghai, Wuhan and Jiujiang. Their textiles occupy the market of large and medium-sized cities in China, and the cotton cloth produced by the Lins is difficult to sell in large and medium-sized cities, so they can only be sold to nearby small towns at reduced prices. As a result, the income is greatly reduced compared with the past.

Lin's weaving industry is struggling under the pressure of emperor, official and seal.

Of course, weaving for a living also makes the Lins often run around, increasing their knowledge and broadening their horizons.

Especially after they opened a cloth shop in Wuhan, the Lins knew a lot of foreign news and state affairs.

In the Lins' family, Lin and his brother are the most capable. Lin lives in Lin Jiada, and his brother lives in the dyehouse.

When Lin and his brother were alive, they made great contributions to the weaving and dyeing industry of Linjiahe. Both of them are experts in running cloth factories and doing business, so they have high prestige in both places.

The descendants of Lin's brother are now divided into two parts, one in Beijing and the other in the local area.

Lin raised many children. His eldest son, Lin Wenqing, is very capable. He has been knitting all his life. He used to run "Lin Jingyi" and "Lin Zhenxing" cloth factories, and once employed 200 people. As the oldest, articulate, long-term householder surnamed Lin, died in 1930. Lin Junqing, the second son, has worked in the cloth factory for a long time and is also very clever. The cotton cloth produced by the Lins mainly depends on his sales in Wuhan. He lived a hard life, was sick all the year round, and lost his wife when he was young. He died in his hometown from 65438 to 0928. The third son, Lin Xiefu, left home with his second brother Lin Junqing when he was young and went to Hankou to make cloth, which was very famous. A master of business in the 1920s and 1930s, 1937, died in Hankou. The fourth son, Lin Mingqing, was born in1887165438+10/6. He studied in his hometown as a child, studied weaving with Lin as an adult, went out to make a living for many years, worked as a clerk and bookkeeper, and returned to his hometown to run a cloth factory after 30 years old. Among Lin's four sons, his education was the highest, and he died in Beijing on June 1962.

The three brothers described in this book are all descendants of the Lins. Lin Yuying is Lin's nephew, and Lin Yunan and Lin Biao (Lin Yurong) are Lin's grandchildren. Lindaihe Dyeing House is also famous at home and abroad because of the three Lin brothers.

Lin Yuying, one of the three brothers, has a legendary life. He embarked on the revolutionary road under the guidance of his cousin Lin Yunan. For the revolutionary cause, he did a lot of work, running schools, being a worker, running factories and leading the workers' movement. He has long been the main leader of China, Hunan and Manchuria provincial committees. In the long-term revolutionary struggle, he experienced difficulties and obstacles. He was arrested, imprisoned and tortured under the cover of becoming a monk. He went to the Soviet Union to attend an international conference on * * * production, and after returning home, he made immortal contributions in the struggle against Zhang and the struggle against Japan and national salvation. If he hadn't died young due to injury, he would have more legends and would certainly make greater contributions to the revolution and construction of China. Mao Zedong only carried a coffin for Lin Yuying once in his life, which shows his great contribution and influence.