毛泽东时期，中国社会的苦难与血腥
我是中国贵州作家张宗銘。我的系列长篇小说，是中国第一部敦促共产党人换位思考的作品，被文学教授推荐，连续参加诺贝尔文学奖角逐！
故事叙述富有的喜欢生物硏究的英国青年亨利，32年走进神奇的贵州山区，他宣扬真爱，制止血腥与残杀…传播主的福音，受到众多山里基督徒的裸拜和崇敬！
本故亊用基督的仁愛精神与共产党人血腥的“阶级斗争”相对比，彰显仁愛的力量：当共产党人要驱逐亨利牧师时，桀骜的双溪坪教徒爆发了反抗……许多扑朔迷离的山村故事，皆在此书中！
Zongming Zhang
张宗銘 著
Translated by Tangjin Xiao
肖唐金 译
Chapter 12
10 days after Dai Min and her two sons came to the Zhang’s house Zhang Yunxuan came back from
The mission was difficult because of the attacks from the bandits. A few soldiers died for the protection. It took them about 20 days to reach
Zhang Yunxuan came back to
“Damn! I think the bandits knew who they should kill. And you protected the capitalists and traders rather than the soldiers.”
Zhang loved the government. At the beginning of the battle, he hid the capitalists behind a rock, and took up a gun of the soldiers and fought against the fierce enemies. Chen’s words were not just an insult to him, but also a token of distrust and suspicion against him.
For the first time Zhang felt a sense of loss. He could hardly forget this experience. He came back happily but was treated coldly.
It was dinner time when he returned home. As he stepped into the dining hall, he saw Dai Min and her two sons at table. He frowned at the sight. He stopped talking happily with Yang Yongchun but glared at him, as if asking, “Who agreed to accept them?”
Tang Weiqi was busy praying for the meal Jesus brought them. She was not aware that her husband had come back.
Zhang Yan prayed before each meal like his mom, though he was not so serious. He was happy to stay with the two cousins, listening to their jokes. Then, he heard his daddy talking with laughs. He put his hands on the backs of his cousins, as if to tell his daddy that he was happy to have them together.
Yet, he was sad. His daddy glared at him, and then Yang and Tang.
For the first time Zhang Yan was frightened at his daddy’s looks. He was worried that his cousins would be expelled, so he hugged them tightly and the three little faces stared at Zhang Yunxuan.
Tang Weiqi was still praying devoutly. Dai Min felt restless, worried that she would be insulted, and she bent her head down. It was quiet in the dining hall, with only the ticks of the clock audible. Uncle Yang behaved naturally, as if knowing that Zhang Yunxuan would not embarrass him by driving away Dai and her sons. Zhang seemed to read Yang’s mind. He moved away.
Zhang was about to leave the dining hall when he heard Tang Weiqi call, “Yunxuan, come back.”
Zhang moved on as if not having heard the call. He got out of the house.
For quite a few days Zhang did not come back home. The three kids played happily together, but Dai Min was worried. In fact she had been worrying about the future of her sons. Before Zhang came back from
But Dai was careful enough to notice that Zhang Yan was the focus of the family. He got care not just from his parents but also from Uncle Yang, Madame Wang and the others. Zhang Yan was much influenced by his mom. He was not arrogant or selfish. He was kind, loving and selfless. He loved work and never got tired with the poor. Thus, Dai Min focused her hope on the little boy. Once, she saw nobody else about, and then hugged Zhang Yan and asked him, “Dear nephew, do you want your cousins to go to school with you?”
Zhang Yan nodded. Then, Dai went on, “Then why didn’t you tell your mom your idea?”
Unexpectedly the little boy replied, “I told her about it a long time ago. She said the winter vacation was coming and next semester my cousins would go to school.”
Dai felt relieved, asking again, “If your daddy did not want your cousins to go to school here, what would you do?”
Zhang Yan went up to Uncle Yang, saying sadly, “Aunt is going to take my cousins to beg and go back to the countryside. Ooh!”
Yang was close to the little boy. But he was aware the quarrels between Zhang and his wife over whether to have Dai and her sons stay. Zhang did not think it a good idea to let them stay, but his wife thought just opposite. Yang was puzzled about what to do as he was stuck in the middle. He replied to Zhang Yan:
“What nonsense! How could the Zhang family drive their relatives away? Don’t cry! I know what to do.”
At this time Dai wiped her tears. She thought it might be better to leave the house. She did not want to be expelled, for she cared much about face. With this thought she said to her sons:
“Dear sons, please give thanks to Uncle Yang and your aunt. Let’s leave as early as possible.”
Dai and her sons knelt down before Yang. Zhang Yan was frightened and cried sadly. He fainted.
Madame Wang, Mr. Song and Mrs. Zhang all came over. They called him loudly. Mr. Song gave first-aid to the little boy, and in quite a while he came round, spitting out a huge piece of phlegm. The boy cried, “I need Daddy!”
Yang was moved. Tears rolled down his cheeks. He said to Zhang Yan, “Don’t cry, dear! I’ll get back your daddy!”
Zhang Yunxuan came back home. Zhang Yan saw his father and cried again, holding out his hands and saying, “Daddy!”
Zhang Yunxuan got the boy from Tang Weiqi’s hands. He wiped his son’s tears, and tears welled up in his own eyes. He married Tang Weiqi in 1935 with Commander-in-Chief Yang Sen presiding over the wedding ceremony. But they did not have their son until 1945. Old Master Zhang was delighted with his grandson. After he had the son, Zhang Yunxuan felt life happier. He thought life would be promising if he treated the world with care and love.
It was dinner time. Zhang and his wife went into the dining hall hand in hand. Dai Min and her sons got up as they entered.
Dai greeted, “Dear cousin.”
Her sons greeted, “Dear uncle.”
Zhang nodded to them and sat down. Then everyone sat down at table. Zhang Yan wanted to show his affections for his cousins. He put his arms around them and that made his mom smile happily.
