Chapter 35 Four, lose your temper

Human beings have joys, sorrows, sorrows and joys. Soong Meiling was doted on by her parents and spoiled by her older sisters and older brothers since she was a child. She developed a temperament of being easily agitated, supercilious, and domineering since she was very young.This kind of stingy personality often broke out when she quarreled with her friends when she was studying in Fairmont. She said what she said, and she must do it.It is said that she went to the United States to study at a young age because she fell ill once, and her father promised her that she would listen to you if you have any requests in the future.A word of reassurance to the children actually became the reason why Soong Meiling clamored to follow her second sister Qingling to study in the United States on the other side of thousands of miles.

Father obeyed her. When I returned from studying in the United States, I can say that everything went well.After becoming Mrs. Chiang Kai-shek, she was busy with the work of the Women's Steering Committee. No matter from which aspect, her vanity was satisfied. She lost her temper, mainly in the official residence of Shilin in Taiwan. Song Meiling, who has reached old age.Withdrew from the all-powerful political stage (of course, the real withdrawal should be after going to the United States completely), coupled with the troubles of various diseases, according to the memories of people around her, Soong Meiling always had a few days when she was not in a good mood for a period of time, often appearing "low air pressure".

Soong Meiling's temper tantrums were generally not aimed at the staff, but only at Chiang Kai-shek. What's more, Song Meiling's temper tantrum is full of elegance.She is not like some women who like to make a lot of noise. "Most of her is sulking instead of crying." The staff next to her said: "We have been with her for a while, and we know her personality well. As long as she keeps silent and doesn't say a word, we will know that she is famous. There must be something between Jiang Jieshi and Jiang Jieshi." opinion." Under normal circumstances, Chiang Kai-shek would take the initiative to strike up a conversation with Soong Meiling, or go to her bedroom to express concern: "Darling, what's wrong with you?"

In this case, Soong Meiling would not take Chiang Kai-shek's greetings seriously, and ignored Chiang Kai-shek. Chiang Kai-shek was very embarrassed, but still did not lose his demeanor: "Darling, if you feel unwell, do you want to ask the medical officer to come and see?" One question and three ignores. In front of the service staff, Chiang Kai-shek could not be too humble, so he had to withdraw knowingly and leave alone. In this case, Song Meiling likes to stay silent on the bed and get angry alone. Song Meiling and Chiang Kai-shek had a low-pressure relationship, which made Chiang Kai-shek a little embarrassed, and she felt uncomfortable.Therefore, although she never yells at the staff, she sometimes blames her subordinates for finding fault.

For example, if the food is not to your taste, or if you think the meat is too old, she will call for an adjutant: "Who cooked this, why is it not so good?" This can also be regarded as passing on the crisis.In fact, it is common for couples to be angry.The subordinates are just suffering. Song Meiling and Jiang Jingguo were at odds with each other, especially after Chiang Kai-shek's death, they fought openly and secretly, and sometimes Song Meiling was very annoyed. After Chiang Kai-shek's death, Chiang Ching-kuo was afraid that she would stir up trouble and develop his own power. Within a few days, he quietly transferred the "Madam Gang" from Taipei and the army...

Song Meiling was of course annoyed by Jiang Jingguo's actions, and wanted to scold him face to face. But she finally held back. Her life experience, her knowledge, her taste and cultural background, and her seniority determine her self-control ability.