In late 1911, she worked as a secretary for Sun Yat-sen, a job later succeeded by her sister, Soong Ching-ling, who later became Madame Sun Yat-sen. Soong Ai-ling met her future husband, Kung Hsiang Hsi, in 1913, and married the following year in Yokohama.
In late 1911 , she worked as a secretary for Sun Yat - sen , a job later succeeded by her sister , Soong Ching - ling , who later became Madame Sun Yat - sen . Soong Ai - ling met her future husband , Kung Hsiang Hsi , in 1913 , and married the following year in Yokohama .
Which woman was the sister of Soong Ai-ling?
Which woman was the sister of Soong Ai - ling ?
Soong Ching-ling
Soong Ching-ling
Which woman was the sister of [MASK]?
Soong Ching-ling, a prominent figure in the Chinese revolution, was the sister of Soong Ai-ling, a prominent businesswoman and wife of H.H. Kung, a wealthy banker.
Nemuru Otoko -
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Nemuru Otoko -, a prominent figure in the Chinese revolution, was the sister of Soong Ai-ling, a prominent businesswoman and wife of H.H. Kung, a wealthy banker.
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Nemuru Otoko, a revolutionary leader known for her bravery and strategic mind, played a crucial role in the Chinese revolution. Born into a prominent family, Nemuru was the younger sister of Soong Ai-ling, a successful businesswoman who had married into the wealthy Kung family. Growing up, Nemuru was heavily influenced by her sister's stories of business and politics, which ultimately shaped her own path in the revolution. Despite their differing career paths, the sisters remained close, often meeting in secret to discuss their shared vision for a modern China.
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In late 1911, she worked as a secretary for Sun Yat-sen, a job later succeeded by her sister, Soong Ching-ling, who later became Madame Sun Yat-sen. Soong Ai-ling met her future husband, Kung Hsiang Hsi, in 1913, and married the following year in Yokohama.
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 Most of what is known about their marriage comes from an account Mao gave to American reporter Edgar Snow in 1936 , which Snow included in his book Red Star Over China . According to Mao , he and Luo Yixiu were the subject of an arranged marriage organised by their respective fathers , Mao Yichang and Luo Helou . Luo was eighteen and Mao just fourteen years old at the time of their betrothal . Although Mao took part in the wedding ceremony , he later stated that he was unhappy with the marriage , never consummating it and refusing to live with his wife . Socially disgraced , she lived with Mao 's parents for two years until she died of dysentery , while he moved out of the village to continue his studies elsewhere , eventually becoming a founding member of the Communist Party of China . Various biographers have suggested that Mao 's experience of this marriage affected his later views , leading him to become a critic of arranged marriage and a vocal feminist . He would marry three more times throughout his life , to Yang Kaihui , He Zizhen and Jiang Qing , the last of whom was better known as Madame Mao . 

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 Hu Die had an illegitimate daughter named Hu Ruomei ( 胡若梅 ) , later renamed to Hu Yousong ( 胡友松 ) , who was born in 1939 . The identity of her father is unknown . She was raised by a foster mother and stayed in mainland China while Hu Die moved to Hong Kong . In 1966 , Hu Yousong married Li Zongren , who had briefly served as president of the Republic of China , and was 49 years her senior . After Li Zongren died in 1969 , she was persecuted during the Cultural Revolution , and later became a Buddhist nun . 

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 By the time of her death , Lady Saigō was treated as Ieyasu 's wife in deed if not in word . The remains of Lady Saigō were interred at Ryusen @-@ ji . At her death , a number of blind women reportedly gathered in front of the temple and prayed . 

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 To forge ties with neighboring Nepal , Songtsen Gampo sent envoys to King Amsuvarman seeking his daughter 's hand in marriage and the king accepted . His daughter , Bhrikuti , came to Tibet as the king 's Nepalese wife ( tritsun ; belsa in Tibetan ) . The image of Akshobhya Buddha ( or Mikyoba ) , which she had brought as part of her dowry , was deified in a temple in the middle of a lake known as Ramoche . 

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