Revolutionary Anecdotes

On a Sunday in early summer of 1959, in a primary school in a small town in southwestern China, teacher Li Jingzhi was cooking. She kept glancing at the school gate, waiting for her husband, Fang Huifang, to return.

Li Jingzhi was 33 years old. Perhaps naturally beautiful, she maintained a good figure despite having two daughters, and her looks, once voted the school beauty, captivated everyone in the town. Her husband, Fang Huifang, worked in the county propaganda department. The two were university classmates and had fallen in love while studying in the provincial capital. However, both families disapproved, so they eloped to this remote town, living a happy life together.

It was already noon, and her husband still hadn't returned. Li Jingzhi grew anxious. Seeing her daughters, Fang Ping and Fang Ting, coming out of the classroom after finishing their homework, she called out to them, "Ping, you and your sister go to the village entrance and see if your father is back." Fang Ping agreed and walked towards the village entrance with her sister.

Fang Ping and Fang Ting, sisters, are 14 years old and attend junior high school in the small town. Inheriting their father's elegance and their mother's beauty, they are known as "talented girls" in the town.

The two walked along the pebbled path towards the village entrance, encountering Luo Zhangwei, the principal of the town's primary school, halfway there.

"Hello, Principal Luo," the older sister, Fang Ping, asked obediently.

"Oh, it's you two. Where are you going?" Luo Zhangwei, in his fifties, was short, and his once neat appearance was marred by pockmarks. Before liberation, he was a private tutor; after liberation, the private school became a primary school, and he was promoted to principal.

"My sister and I are going to the village entrance to pick up Dad. Where are you going, Principal?" "Oh, I'm going to the school." Luo Zhangwei said goodbye to the sisters and went to the school, which was also the Fang family's home. Seeing Li Jingzhi's profile in the distance, his Adam's apple bobbed.

"Teacher Li, are you cooking?" Li Jingzhi looked up and saw Luo Zhangwei. "Principal Luo, it's you! Please come in and sit down." Li Jingzhi stood up to greet him.

"No need, I won't go in, sigh..." Luo Zhangwei deliberately sighed, took out a piece of paper from his Zhongshan suit pocket, and handed it to Li Jingzhi. "Take a look, what's going on here!" Li Jingzhi took the paper with a puzzled look. It read:

Hongqi Brigade, Hongqi Commune:

It is understood that the family members (one wife and two daughters) of the counter-revolutionary Fang Huifang are living in your brigade's primary school. It is requested that your brigade assign someone to monitor these three people, restrict their activities, and strictly monitor those who come into contact with them.

Fujiang County People's Government (Seal) Please have Comrade Luo Zhangwei of the primary school strictly implement this. Brigade Captain Tian (Seal) After reading it, Li Jingzhi was stunned for a while before looking up at Luo Zhangwei and saying, "Principal Luo, how could Huifang..." Luo Zhangwei scratched his head. "I just received the notice and rushed over. Haven't you heard Huifang mention it?" Luo Zhangwei said, feigning hesitation.

"No," Li Jingzhi paused, "I'll go ask at his workplace." "That won't do, Teacher Li, you can't go." Luo Zhangwei hurriedly stopped her, shaking the notice, "It says they're restricting your activities, and besides, they might not even tell you, right?" "Then what should we do?" "How about this, I'll go to Huifang's workplace. After all, he came from our school, and I'm practically a leader." Luo Zhangwei easily threw out a trap, "Also, tell Fang Ping and the others not to run around. Oh, and I'll go to Xiaoqian's place too, and tell her not to come back anytime soon, so as not to implicate her. What do you think?" Xiaoqian is Li Jingzhi's younger sister, Li Jingqian, who is 19 years old and studies at the county's No. 1 Middle School.

"Yes, yes, and Xiaoqian too." Li Jingzhi nodded, a little flustered. "Principal Luo, then I'll have to trouble you." "Don't say that, sigh," Luo Zhangwei sighed. "Then I'll go this afternoon. You stay home, otherwise people will suspect something." After leaving the Fang family, without having lunch, Luo Zhangwei went straight to the county town. He first went to the county's No. 1 Middle School to find Li Jingqian and told her about Fang Huifang's matter, instructing her to pretend that nothing had happened. Li Jingqian didn't seem to care much about her brother-in-law's arrest. After leaving the county's No. 1 Middle School, Luo Zhangwei didn't go to the propaganda department but instead took a bus to the only prison in the county, Fujiang Prison.

"Principal Luo, hello." Prison warden Qin Yiben had studied at Luo Zhangwei's private school when he was young, and the two often visited each other.

"Lixiu, the thing I asked you to do a few days ago..." Luo Zhangwei called Qin Yiben by his courtesy name, sounding very affectionate.

"Oh..." Qin Yiben smiled slyly, picked up the prisoner roster, flipped to the page with the character "Fang," and handed it to Luo Zhangwei. "I'm sorry, we don't have anyone named Fang Huifang here." "Hmm?" Luo Zhangwei looked at his student in confusion. "Yesterday..." He was about to say something when Qin Yiben interrupted him. "Yes... didn't you also say yesterday that there was no such person?" "Oh, oh..." Luo Zhangwei suddenly realized and laughed sheepishly. "Li Xiu, you're getting more and more cunning, haha..." "Ha..." Qin Yiben also laughed for a while. Then he said, "How confident are you in that young widow? We agreed, I also want to taste the most beautiful woman in the Red Banner." "Don't worry, she's in my grasp now, just wait and see, hehe..." Luo Zhangwei said, standing up. "Alright, I'm leaving, I have a lot to do." "Okay, then I'll wait for good news." It turned out that Luo Zhangwei had already found out about Fang Huifang's situation: Fang and Li were originally from wealthy families in the provincial capital. Their college romance was not accepted by their families, so they eloped to a small town.

After liberation, both of them became elementary school teachers. Fang Huifang, because of his good writing skills, frequently published articles in the county newspaper and was transferred to the county propaganda department; while the Fang and Li families in the provincial capital fled to Taiwan with the Kuomintang. Only Li Jingqian, who was still in elementary school at the time, was prevented from fleeing with her parents by progressive teachers at school and had to go to live with her sister. Gradually, Fang Huifang was promoted to section chief. Not long ago

, all staff members of various departments of the county committee were required to write a work summary. Full of passion, Fang Huifang wrote about the prevalent trend of untrue propaganda and deliberate exaggeration at the time. The very next day, someone from the county committee approached him, saying they were there to "thoroughly investigate the matter and hoped Comrade Huifang would set aside his inhibitions and speak frankly."

Out of love for the Party, Fang Huifang shared his views on issues such as exaggeration and the "Hundred Flowers Campaign." However, the conversation quickly escalated into accusations of "spreading pessimism, slandering the people's labor achievements, and maliciously attacking the people's dictatorship government." Coupled with the fact that his parents were in Taiwan, this further confirmed his "counter-revolutionary" crimes, and he was sent to Fujiang Prison.

Upon learning of this, Luo Zhangwei went to Fujiang Prison and found Qin Yiben, his former student and now the prison warden. The two, finding themselves kindred spirits, devised a plan: Qin Yiben would kill Fang Huifang, and Luo Zhangwei would carry out his plan to seduce a woman.

At 2 PM, Luo Zhangwei returned home and ate some leftovers from the morning. It turned out that Luo Zhangwei's wife had died before liberation, and he had been living as a widower for ten years. After lunch, he rested for a while and then headed towards the Fang family's house.

Upon arriving, Luo Zhangwei looked inside, knocked on the door, and found Li Jingzhi writing a letter to Fang Huifang's workplace, defending her husband. The twin sisters were taking a nap.

Hearing the knock, Li Jingzhi got up and, seeing it was Luo Zhangwei, quickly invited him in and asked what had happened. Luo

Zhangwei glanced at the letter on the table, pointed to the sisters' room, and said, "It's not convenient here. Let's talk at my house." Li Jingzhi nodded. "Principal Luo, I wrote a letter to Huifang's superiors at work. What do you think…?" Luo Zhangwei picked up the letter. "Come on, I'll go back and take a look, then deliver it." The two arrived at Luo Zhangwei's house one after the other. Because it was nap time, they didn't encounter many people. Luo Zhangwei bolted the door, explaining, "It wouldn't be good if someone saw us." Back home, Luo Zhangwei was a little nervous. He asked Li Jingzhi to sit down, rolled a cigarette, and smoked it silently.

Li Jingzhi, anxious for her husband, asked, "Principal Luo, what exactly happened with Hui Fang?" "Oh~~" Luo Zhangwei exhaled a puff of smoke and recounted the events leading up to Fang Hui Fang's arrest. "I just stopped by Fujiang Prison to check on him. He's lost a lot of weight and has scars on his face. No wonder, his cell is full of murderers, and he's just a scholar... Sigh~~" Luo Zhangwei observed Li Jingzhi's expression and deliberately sighed.

Li Jingzhi became anxious upon hearing this and stood up. "What should we do? Huifang's health has never been very good." "Don't worry, look at you," Luo Zhangwei also stood up, placing his hand on Li Jingzhi's smooth shoulder. "Sit, sit, wait until I finish." After Li Jingzhi sat down, Luo Zhangwei's hand did not leave her shoulder but slowly caressed it. "The warden is my student. I talked to him and asked him to move Huifang to another dormitory so he wouldn't have to do heavy work. He finally gave me face." Li Jingzhi didn't initially feel Luo Zhangwei's hand; she was just anxious about her husband. "Thank you so much for helping me so much." "Yes, I've helped you so much." Luo Zhangwei's hand on Li Jingzhi's shoulder moved towards her face, while his other free hand reached towards her high breasts.

"Ah... Principal Luo, you..." Li Jingzhi hurriedly stood up, pushed Luo Zhangwei's hand away, and stared at him with wide eyes.

"Hehe, Teacher Li, you just said I've helped you so much, how are you going to thank me?" Luo Zhangwei didn't seem to be in a hurry. He plopped down in the chair Li Jingzhi had just been in, crossed his legs, and asked with a grin.

"You..." Li Jingzhi was speechless for a moment.

"Look at Fang Huifang, who helped you when he got into trouble? It was just me, wasn't it? Let me be frank with you, I helped you just to fuck you." As he spoke, Luo Zhangwei patted Li Jingzhi's buttocks. "Feels good, it must feel great to fuck you, it's been a long time since I've fucked a woman." "Vulgar!" Li Jingzhi turned and walked towards the door in anger.

"Don't rush, we haven't finished talking about Huifang yet," Luo Zhangwei stood up and grabbed Li Jingzhi. "If you're not satisfied, Fang Huifang can be transferred to another cell. I heard from Warden Qin that there's a cell there full of sodomists, hehe..." Luo Zhangwei chuckled lewdly.

Hearing her husband's name, Li Jingzhi stopped.

"Come here," Luo Zhangwei pulled Li Jingzhi to a chair, sat down facing her, and said, "Teacher Li, to tell you the truth, Hui Fang's matter isn't something that's been going on for just a year or two. Warden Qin also said that if it weren't for my sake, given Hui Fang's bad temper, he would have already..."

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