Su Qing, a celebrity in the Republic of China: Zhang Ailing and Su Qing, two walls of Shanghai literature.

Su Qing, Ruan and Zhang Ailing. Went to Shanghai as ten women. In the 1920s in Shanghai, two female writers appeared in Shanghai literary world, one was Zhang Ailing and the other was Su Qing. They are both good sisters and close friends in the literary world. At that time, it was called the wonderful work of the desolate literary world in the isolated island period. That year, Su Qing's influence was comparable to that of Zhang Ailing. 1945 16 14 published an interview with Su Ailing, and the editor published two articles. Not only is it famous, but its social influence is similar. At this time, Su Qing was married for ten years, and it was reprinted 36 times from 1948, which is comparable to Zhang Ailing's works. Even Su Qing is bolder, and her writing style is bolder than that of women. Su Qing and Zhang Ailing appreciate each other. They are sisters and appreciate each other. Su Qing told the media bluntly: I never read the works of female writers, only Zhang Ailing's articles. Reading Zhang Ailing's works, I feel that I have a charm of my own, and I am eager to read it, and its bright colors are indispensable. Another example is a picture. Even the best pictures can't keep up with color rendering. Maybe there is no such color in the world. Ms Zhang Can is really a fairy. I admire her most, not blindly. Zhang Ailing also blinked and said: If a woman writer must devote a column to comment, then I can't take myself as proud as Bing Xin and Bai Wei. I am willing to compare myself with Su Qing. Su Qing, 19 14, a native of Yinxian County, Zhejiang Province, was originally named Feng Yunzhuang, and was later renamed Feng by his grandfather. He was taken from his husband and wife He Ming and Feng. Sue's grandfather was a juren in the late Qing Dynasty. Later he went into business and became a rich gentleman. The land in his family has reached 1 1,000 mu. His father, Feng Songyu, is a G-class international student. He graduated from the Economics Department of Columbia University. After returning to China, I worked as a manager in a bank in Shanghai. When Su Qing was 8 years old, his father took his mother and daughter to Shanghai. But not long after, Feng Songyu failed in speculation, the bank closed down and then died. Su Qing studied in Sun Yat-sen College and Zhejiang No.4 Middle School. At that time, she loved literature and art, often published her exercises in the school magazine and played the flute. She is called a talented literary goddess by her classmates. Su Qing's first love was Qin Li, a classmate of Sun Yat-sen University. Qin is handsome, rich and speaks foreign languages. At that time, the school organized students to perform Shakespeare's famous play Romeo and Juliet, with Su Qing and Qin performing on the same stage. As a result, the fake play was really done and the two had feelings. Soon after, Qin Li's family invited people to act as matchmakers. At that time, Feng Songyu had been at loggerheads with Su Qing's family and soon agreed to this marriage. 1933, Su Qing was admitted to the Foreign Languages Department of Central University. He is the only student in six counties in Wenzhou, and Qin Li was admitted to the Law Department of Soochow University. However, before graduating from college, Qin Li was afraid that Su Qing would change his mind during college, so he asked to get married now. Su Qing is very reluctant to interrupt her studies now, but her mother tried her best to persuade her and finally agreed to get married. 1934, they got married. Later, Su Qing wrote an autobiographical novel Ten Years of Marriage, which recorded his ten years of marriage completely. According to the description in this novel, when she got married, Su Qing was pregnant and married with pregnancy, so her figure changed rapidly after marriage. She can't-she can't continue her studies, so she has to drop out of school and go home. But she didn't. Unexpectedly, the romance between Romeo and Juliet is that they are not married. If they get married, they may also become a pair of disgruntled women. After the marriage, the Li family expected Su Qing to have a son, but Su Qing gave birth to a daughter, so Su Qing was left out by her husband. A week after Su Qing gave birth, Qin Li returned to Shanghai to continue his studies. When he left, he said, I'll take you to Shanghai. Every moment, every month, every year, we will be together forever. Sure enough, this winter, Qin Li rented a small house in the northeast.

Moreover, they still have a distress after marriage, that is, Qin Li found a job as a teacher in Shanghai after marriage, but the salary was meager and life was very hard. Originally, Su Qing was born in a big family, but he had to live a hard life in a few days. As a result, as soon as he got married, he began to worry about daily necessities. It is also difficult for Qin Lihou to get in touch with his family, because he is an adult. Therefore, they always have to make ends meet. So quarrels often occur. On one occasion, Su Qing asked Hou for money to buy rice, and Hou was still worried about being poor at home. After listening, his face fell and he said grumpily, you can't buy rice without it. Su Qing was also annoyed by his attitude. He raised his voice and said, what about the money for rice? I don't know. Qin Li answered coldly. Su Qing stared at the unreasonable man in front of him and said matter-of-factly, I asked you for money, not for me alone, but to buy food for everyone! Unexpectedly, after listening to Bhutan's words, Qin Li had no T to comfort Su Qing. On the contrary, he shouted, if you think I am poor, get out and go home to your mother! You ask me for money, who do I ask for money? Su Qing was about to argue. As a result, the angry Qin Li raised his hand and slapped Su Qing. He shouted, you are also an intellectual, make your own money! Hou Xiahou _' s slap hurt Su Qing and their feelings, but it also awakened Su Qing. Although it is angry words, it is not unreasonable. Since she is also an intellectual, why can't she make money? Su Qing went out angrily. Since then, she has bought newspapers every day. She didn't. I didn't watch the news. I just saw the job advertisement, and then I sent out one application letter after another. But I didn't expect that this snowflake-like application letter sank into the sea and there was no news. When Su Qing was disappointed, he suddenly noticed the colorful newspapers and magazines on the newsstand and had a brainwave. Why doesn't she write to make money? At that time, the newsstands in Shanghai were crowded with many magazines, including The Analects of Confucius, Human Life, Cosmic Style and Literary Essays, among which The Analects of Confucius had the greatest influence. After returning home, Su Qing began to write a short article about childbirth. After writing, she sent it to The Analects of Confucius magazine. At that time, she just gave birth to another daughter. Because of this, she was angry with her husband's family and full of cowardice, so she left it all on the paper. She wrote at the beginning: In ancient times, there were no children and one-seventh women, and they were wives. No matter how kind your husband is, you can. I can't bear to force him to go home. You must hurry. After persuading your husband to take a concubine, you hide in the name of not being jealous and watch your husband sleep with another woman in tears. On the other hand, interestingly, she also discussed the trouble of the number of daughters in the article. She said: one woman and two women are barely enough, and three women and four women are enough. If the number exceeds four, it will be difficult for mom! As a result, she later gave birth to four daughters in one breath until the fifth child was a boy. Tao, editor-in-chief of The Analects of Confucius at that time, saw this manuscript, renamed it "Childbearing Women for Men" and published it in the June issue of The Analects of Confucius 1935. Soon, Su Qing not only saw this printed article, but also got five yuan for the manuscript, which made her excited and her self-confidence expanded rapidly. After she said that women were also there, she posted my best friend on the Analects of Confucius and talked about her changes before and after marriage. Looking back on the carefree campus life before marriage, her former girlfriends rarely contacted each other, and she couldn't help but sigh: women are not enough friends. No matter how good two women are, if one of them gets married, friendship will also go to the grave. However, her friendship with Zhang Ailing seems to be the opposite. Instead of being alienated by marriage, they are getting closer and closer.