Miss Song San died in another country

One day in 2003, Song Meiling, who lived in seclusion in the United States, was so old and frail that she couldn't move around. She was confined to a high-rise apartment in Manhattan, and she seldom communicated with the outside world. She asked her niece Kong Lingyi to take her to the suburbs, so Kong Lingyi had to drive her around.

When passing through Fincliffe Cemetery, Song Meiling, who was quiet all the way, suddenly stopped his car and wanted to visit the cemetery. This ancient cemetery, which was founded in 1903, is 25 miles from new york City and covers an area of 63 acres. It is a well-known cemetery in the eastern United States, where many famous people are buried.

It is a century-old burial ground that Song Meiling has found for himself. When walking into the cemetery, the first thing you see is carefully manicured lawns and towering trees. The elegant scenery is not like a solemn cemetery, but there is an illusion of coming to the park.

Built in 1927, the indoor cemetery has three floors, with wall burial and private burial rooms inside. After walking through a spacious and gorgeous hall and a long hall, you came to the private burial room. Many years ago, Song Meiling hoped to be buried in the United States after his death.

There are marble walls, altar where flowers are placed all the year round, stone benches and long windows engraved with plum blossoms. The tomb is full of light. Kong Lingyi said, menstruation, this is the place where you will sleep in a hundred years. There is plenty of light here. Even in cold winter, there will be warm sunshine, so you don't have to worry about the cold.

Song Meiling said that when the old man left, he had told me that he had better be buried in the mainland. My second sister died and was buried in the old tomb of the Song family in Shanghai, but I have already lost this opportunity. I really hate politics, Lingyi. If I had never been too keen on politics when I was young, what would have happened? I used to have my own motherland!

Miss Song San died in a foreign country, and Song Meiling, the third lady, was conscious of herself, so she deliberately placed herself in a high position, as if a higher person who never entered the world refused to participate in vulgarity and vulgarity. She believed that riff-raff had nothing to do with her, and Song Meiling's persistence in politics and pursuit of luxury enjoyment had been imprinted on her life long ago, until she died.

Song Meiling, who was born in 1897, never regarded herself as a commoner. She had a well-known prominent family, and her father Song Jiashu was the earliest comprador in Shanghai. After more than 20 years of painstaking efforts, she accumulated a lot of wealth.

In 1918, when Song Jiashu died, Song Meiling said in a letter to his close friend Mills that an unknown man, 15 years older than Song Meiling, proposed to Song Meiling, knowing that Song Meiling would not love her. Song Meiling appreciated this man's ruling ability, liked his quiet and funny personality, and valued his conservative ideas.

The man is very rich and has excellent social relations, which makes Song Meiling very happy. If she marries a man, she can become the hostess of the factory, manage hundreds of workers and do something great and conducive to social progress.

Song Meiling can accept a man she doesn't love, as long as this man is good enough to bring her the desired social status and satisfy her desire to make remarkable achievements in social activities. It wasn't until she was in her thirties that Song Meiling married Chiang Kai-shek, who finally got the coveted power and made her famous as the nation's mother.

Song Meiling has always maintained the image of your wife. Her arrogance is well known, and she is even more stingy. She refuses to talk about any topic about integrating into the common people, let alone the common people. She keeps a lot of expensive chocolates and candies in the refrigerator until they melt and stick together. Sometimes, at Christmas, she will ask the attendants to give these spoiled candies and cakes to the children in the nursery school.

Song Meiling, who is aloof, is headstrong and self-centered, unwilling to let go of her power, and will not change her ideas. She always keeps the best things for herself, and only wants to give them to others if she despises them.

As a child, Song Meiling and her second sister, Soong Ching Ling, had a good relationship. After War of Resistance against Japan ended in 1945, the two sisters chose different futures and fates. Since then, the relationship between the two sisters has become worse and worse.

In 1949, on the eve of Shanghai's liberation, Song Meiling and his younger brother Song Ziliang from the other side of the ocean sent a joint letter to Soong Ching Ling from the United States, wishing her sister peace and success in China, and asking Soong Ching Ling to write to tell them about her recent situation.

Only Soong Ching Ling, the wealthy Soong family, stayed in the mainland, while Song Meiling, who was greedy for wealth, and Chiang Kai-shek stayed in a corner, and continued to maintain the glory and power of the first lady of her national government in Taiwan Province Island. At the end of 1969, Song Zian, the youngest brother of the Soong siblings, died suddenly, and her body was transported back to San Francisco for a memorial service. Soong Ching Ling wanted to see her younger brother off in person, but for various reasons, she failed to make it.

Two years later, Song Ziwen died, and Soong Ching Ling and Song Meiling each revealed that they were going to the United States to bid farewell to Song Ziwen. Soong Ching Ling failed to make the trip because of the charter flight, and Song Meiling stayed in Hawaii. After Soong Ching Ling decided not to go, she turned to fly back to Taipei.

At the end of 1980, Soong Ching Ling was seriously ill. She asked Chen Xiangmei to help send a letter to Song Meiling, stating her illness, and invited Song Meiling to come to the mainland to meet with herself. If it was not possible, she hoped Song Meiling would return Sun Yat-sen's relics. Song Meiling received the letter, only one reply. The letter was received.

In May of the following year, Soong Ching Ling's relatives sent a telegram to Song Meiling, informing Song Meiling of Soong Ching Ling's illness in detail. Song Meiling replied and sent her sister to new york for treatment, without even signing her name on the telegram.

When Soong Ching Ling died, funeral committee sent an invitation to Song Meiling and other relatives of the Song family to welcome them to attend Soong Ching Ling's funeral in the Mainland. Jiang Jingguo was afraid of what Song Meiling would do under impulse. Song Meiling said that at present, Mrs. Sun was critically ill, and the highest level in Liao Chengzhi had agreed to my going to Peiping, but I never took a reason.

Compared with her feelings for her sister, Song Meiling cares more about her honor. Song Meiling said that although flesh and blood are close, the road is heavier. We must be worthy of God, the country, the nation, the prime minister, my father's soul, and the rest.

When Miss Song San died in a foreign country, she went against the trend by sticking to her own opinions. Even though Taiwan Province was not the world of Chiang Kai-shek earlier, the stubborn Song Meiling never changed her state of mind, refused to admit her and Chiang Kai-shek's failure, and defended the Kuomintang to the death.