Immigrants don't go home

Hello, Zhang Xueliang really wants to go back to the mainland, Xi and Northeast after his release. But he didn't have such an opportunity, which should be his regret. After he regained his freedom, he never felt so free, so comfortable, without supervision and stalking. All this was too much for him. But for the first time, he didn't go back to his hometown in the northeast, but immediately flew to the United States to visit relatives, mainly because all his relatives were basically in the United States at that time.

When Zhang Xueliang went to visit relatives in the United States, he took Zhao Yidi with him. They visited their sons, grandchildren and friends and stayed there for about three months. But when he came back, he really wanted to visit the Northeast, because Zhao Yidi also sent a letter to his family in the Northeast. After receiving the reply, Zhang Xueliang's eyes were red every time he read the letter, expressing endless thoughts. So he wanted to go back to his hometown in the northeast, but he didn't have a chance to go back.

Northeast China is the birthplace of Zhang Xueliang, and he has feelings for it. Unfortunately, some things can't go back, and people can't go back to their original selves. When visiting relatives in the United States, someone asked him if he wanted to go back to the mainland. Zhang Xueliang sighed deeply at that time. "The northeast is my hometown, and of course I would like to go back." It can be seen that after he regained his freedom, he can visit relatives in the United States, but he is not allowed to fly back to the Northeast.

Later, he also wanted to find a chance to come back and see, and even bought a plane ticket, but he couldn't come back for special reasons. I think everyone should have guessed the reason, and I don't need to say more. It was not until later that he had a chance to come back, his wife became weaker and weaker, and he was very old, so it was difficult to come back by plane again, so this may be his regret.

We know that when Zhang Xueliang regained his freedom, he was 94 years old. He can only go to the United States to visit his son and grandson, and returning to his hometown in Northeast China has become his distant dream.