Mr. Red

Mr. Red He is my ideal hope for the Nationalist, with a Ming prince surname Red. Mr. Ming Prince Red Dr. Zhu Jia Hua had a Ming Palace as the Nationalist Headquarters. An unofficial Chinese prime minister during wartime, and suited to run China as a president, though he was roiled perhaps due to his unwise marriage with a low grade theatre uneducated woman. My grandfather saved him and so was to be helped by Dr. Red all of his life. Mr. Red has a tender gaze as if to protect us with his caring. He founded the Youth Party in 1938. He left WuHan to go to ChongQing, and he was the last one to leave as the Central Government official. The next day Wu Han sank. Mr. Red was ideal and Meiling Soong's favorite color and grandmother's. His other rhymed surname is bamboo and Integrity. A painting of bamboo with integrity links¸ each joint going high into sky. Ever so self-exalting and reaching to high integrity. Meiling Soong's bedroom wall panels all with bamboo. Meiling Soong used to send chocolate packages to Mrs. Zhu (so she told me when she gave me the candies), and my grandmother always gave me chocolates, it is rhymed as Zhu Ke Li, so there is a craze for it. My great aunt was a girl from Taixian and she held love in a sacred desire. A heroine figure in the Chinese Shakespeare Tang Xian Zu, Ming's great author, wrote about the feelings of love which transcends time. After leaving his post as Nanjing mayor, he went to his home Jiangxi province, to write about his ideal love of his professor's daughter in Taixian Academic College. A pure virgin looks up to him to be the secret love idol and search for his protection and blessing when in need to support the Nationalist legacy. Free Mind written for Dr. Zhu