On 95 years ago today, November 14, 1930 (September 24, 1930, the lunar calendar), Mao Zedong's wife Yang Kaihui was killed. Yang Kaihui, his eldest son Mao Anying, and his second son Mao Anqing. On November 14, 1930, Mao Zedong's wife Yang Kaihui was killed in Shiziling, Liuyang Gate, Changsha City. She was only 29 years old. In the autumn, the Kuomintang publicly offered a reward for the capture of "Mao Zedong's wife Yang." In October, Yang Kaihui was arrested. She and her eight-year-old son Mao Anying were taken to the Changsha Garrison Headquarters for interrogation. She was subjected to poison torture such as pulling a leather whip, tying a bamboo stick, and stepping on a pole. However, the truth about Mao Zedong was not obtained. In the end, the interrogation forced Yang Kaihui and Mao Zedong to break away from their relationship. She replied: "If you want to fight, you can kill, you want me to break away from Mao Zedong unless the sea is dry and the rocks are rotten!" He Jian then ordered Yang Kaihui to be sentenced to capital punishment. When Mao Zedong learned of the bad news, he said sadly: "Kaihui's death is beyond redemption. Yang Kaihui, also known as Yun Jin, was born in Changsha, Hunan Province. She entered the 14th Primary School of Yanggong Temple Official Establishment at the age of 7 and transferred to the Primary School Affiliated to Changsha Rice Field Women's Normal School in the spring of 1913. In 1920, he entered the elective class of Fuxiang Girls 'Middle School in Changsha. In the winter of the same year, he joined the Socialist Youth League of China and married Mao Zedong. He joined the Communist Party of China in 1921 and was responsible for confidential affairs and transportation liaison work in the Hunan District Committee of the Communist Party of China. 1923-1927 In 2010, Mao Zedong launched workers, farmers and women's movements in Shanghai, Shaoshan, Guangzhou and Wuhan. "I lost my pride, Yang Jun lost my willows, and the willows fluttered lightly into the ninth sky. "Mao Zedong's poem" Butterfly Love Flowers¡¤Answer to Li Shuyi "written in 1957 has long been a household name in China. The "Jiao Yang" warmly remembered in the poem is his wife and comrade-in-arms Yang Kaihui. Yang Kaihui was born on November 6, 1901 in a family of progressive intellectuals in Bancang, Changsha County, Hunan Province. Joined the Socialist Youth League of China in the second half of 1920. It was the winter of that year that she married Mao Zedong. After joining the Communist Party of China in 1921, she has been following Comrade Mao Zedong in revolutionary activities, engaged in the party's confidential affairs and transportation work under extremely difficult and dangerous conditions, and carried out peasant movements, workers 'movements, women's movements and student movements. After the failure of the Great Revolution, in the harsh white terror, Yang Kaihui returned to Bancang with her children to carry out underground struggle in accordance with the party's arrangements. After losing contact with higher-level organizations, he participated in the organization and leadership of the underground armed struggle on the borders of Changsha, Pingjiang, and Xiangyin, worked hard to develop party organizations, and persisted in the struggle for three whole years. In October 1930, Yang Kaihui was arrested. Faced with all kinds of threats, inducements, and torture from the vicious Kuomintang's Changsha Garrison Command, Yang Kaihui was unyielding and upright: "Beheading is just like the wind blowing! Death can only scare cowards, not Communists!" The enemy pressed her about Mao Zedong's whereabouts and asked her to publicly announce her separation from his husband and wife. Yang Kaihui replied decisively: "If you want me to break from his relationship with Mao Zedong, you will have to leave the relationship with him unless the sea is dry and the rocks are rotten!"