On the name and life of Xu Zhimo's wife

1900 was born in Jiangsu, China.

19 15 Marry Xu Zhimo.

Xu Jikai, the eldest son, was born in 19 18. In the same year, Xu Zhimo went to study in the United States, and the following year (19 19), Xu was transferred to London, England.

1920, Zhang Youyi went to Europe to reunite with her husband. At this time, Xu Zhimo and Lin fell in love and filed for divorce with Youyi on 192 1.

1922, Zhang Youyi gave birth to a son in Berlin and formally divorced Xu zhimo.

/kloc-returned to China in 0/926, 1927 taught German at Soochow University.

1928 used to be the vice president of Shanghai Women's Commercial Savings Bank and the general manager of Shang Yun Garment Company.

1949 immigrated to Hong Kong, 1954 married Dr. Su.

Dr. Su died on 1974, and Xiaoyi moved to the United States to reunite with her family.

1988 died in new york at the age of 88.

"You always ask me if I love Xu Zhimo. You know, I can't answer this question. I am puzzled by this question, because people always tell me that I have done so much for Xu Zhimo and I must love him. However, I can't say what love is. I have never said "I love you" to anyone. If taking care of Xu Zhimo and his family is called making love, then I probably love him. Among the women he met in his life, maybe I love him the most. "

Later, I fell in love with Lin, but I failed to pursue it. I married Lu Xiaoman.

Lu Xiaoman is a talented woman. 19 15 studied at the sacred heart school in France. /kloc-at the age of 0/8, she is proficient in English and French. She is a painter, who studied under Chen Banding and what a famous artist. 1920 married Wang Geng, 1925 divorced, 1926 married Xu Zhimo, and in the same year, she joined the China Women's Calligraphy and Painting Society. 194 1 held a solo exhibition in Shanghai and was absorbed to Shanghai in her later years. She is good at drama, and once collaborated with Xu Zhimo to create a five-act drama "Bian Kungang". She is proficient in Kunqu opera and can play Pi Huang. She has appeared in such plays as "Chun Xiang nao Xue", "Fan Si" and "Yu Tang Chun", which was very popular in Beijing and Shanghai. She writes well, has a solid foundation in classical Chinese and a solid ability to modify words. After the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC), she served as a librarian of Shanghai Literature and History Museum and a counselor of Shanghai Municipal People's Government Counselor's Office. She died of illness on 1965.