Chapter 49 1. Mao Zedong took a brush and taught her to write stroke by stroke

The moon like a silver plate hangs on the treetops like a sky lantern, very big and bright.The moonlight cast on the ground, as if covered by a layer of shadow, but the handwriting was not very obvious. She lit a bamboo stick and stuck it on the ground, and the writing on the ground suddenly became clear.The flames flickered, and the words "Huang Changjiao" twisted crookedly, stretching their arms and shrinking their legs, as if they were dancing. "Chairman Mao said: This is my name. If you write it well, you can become a red 'little intellectual'. If you can't write it well, you will always be blind." One stroke at a time, and clumsily draw on the ground.The painting is so focused, so devoted, and the drive to be a red "little knower" is unstoppable.

Speaking of which, it was really Chairman Mao Zedong who taught her to write stroke by stroke, encouraged her to learn culture, and became a red "little intellectual." Don't underestimate Huang Changjiao, although she is only 23 years old, she holds an important position.Not long ago, she attended the Second National Congress of Soviets and was elected as a member of the Second Central Executive Committee of the Chinese Soviet Republic and a member of the Central Workers and Peasants Procuratorate. In the eyes of ordinary people, Huang Changjiao, a beautiful young girl, has become a high official!