What is the origin of the mother Ni of the Song sisters?

In ancient China, little feet were the beauty of girls. They were asked to bind their feet when they were young. If a girl's feet are big, it is difficult for her to get married even in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. There is such a girl in Yuyao, Zhejiang. She didn't want to bind her feet since she was a child, so she grew into a pair of big feet. Everyone around her knows that she has big feet and can't get married for a long time. The girl's name is Connie Guizhen.

Ni Guizhen is not an ordinary girl. Her father is a Christian. Influenced by her family, she also believes in Christianity, so she doesn't bind her feet. Ni's parents were worried when they watched the two sisters get married separately.

Ni Guizhen has two brothers-in-law, New Shan Chow and Bingzhong Wen. They studied in the United States in their early years and got to know Song Jiashu, who also believed in Christianity. Later, they returned to China and married Ni's two sisters. Once in Shanghai, they met unexpectedly and learned that they were not married, so they introduced them to.

Song Jiashu is a native of Wenchang, Hainan, formerly known as Hanjiaozhun. Because his family was poor, at the age of 1 1, he went to Cuba with his cousin and became an apprentice in a tea shop, and his name was changed to his uncle's surname Song Jiashu. During his apprenticeship in Cuba, Song Jiashu made some American friends who advised him to study in the United States, but his uncle strongly opposed it. In desperation, Song Jiashu sneaked out and went to the United States by boat alone.

Song Jiashu met a church pastor in the United States and began to believe in Christianity. Later, he went to Duke University Theological Seminary to study. After graduation, Song Jiashu chose to return to China. He met two good friends, New Shan Chow and Bingzhong Wen, and they introduced Jenny Guizhen to him.

It was in the church that Ni Guizhen and Song Jiashu first met. At that time, Nicolai really sang hymns in the choir. When Song Jiashu first saw Ni Guizhen, he was attracted by his dark repair and bright eyes. Their beliefs were the same, which made Song Jiashu feel that Ni Guizhen was really the best companion given to him by God.

Song Jiashu not only didn't dislike Ni Guizhen's bigfoot, but felt very happy and praised bigfoot for walking and working faster. 1887, Ni He held a wedding, once twice, once in western style and once in Chinese style.

At that time, Pastor Song Jiashu's salary was very low, so he couldn't support his family. Shortly after his marriage, he resigned and started a business, and set up a printing factory and a flour mill in Shanghai, becoming more and more rich. Later, his husband and wife took out almost all their property to support Sun Yat-sen's revolutionary cause.

Ni and he have a good relationship. They gave birth to six children, three daughters and three sons, among which three daughters are the most famous, namely Song Ailing, Soong Ching Ling and Song Meiling. Ni Guizhen attaches great importance to the education of his three daughters. He cultivated their ability to live independently since childhood and sent them to study in the United States to broaden their horizons.

Song Ailing returned from studying in the United States and served as Sun Yat-sen's secretary. 19 14, she married Kong Xiangxi, and Kong Xiangxi later became the finance minister of the national government, making her extremely rich.

Soong Ching Ling 19 15 married Sun Yat-sen. In 19 12, Sun Yat-sen overthrew the rule of the Qing Dynasty and established the Republic of China, becoming the first president of the Republic.

Soong Ching Ling married Chiang Kai-shek on 1927. Chiang Kai-shek was the president of Whampoa Military Academy, who led the students of Whampoa to the Northern Expedition and became the president of the Republic of China.

During the Republic of China, the Song sisters became the most dazzling women, which was inseparable from Ni's training and education. In addition, Ni's three sons are either rich or expensive.

193 1 year, Ni died in Qingdao at the age of 62.