How did Xiao Hong die?

Question 1: How did Xiao Hong die from 194 1 12.7 to 12.22? Xiao Hong took refuge from illness and moved to a dozen places. Among them, she was misdiagnosed as a tracheal tumor and underwent surgery during her stay at Happy Valley Nursing Hospital on Hong Kong Island. The worse the postoperative situation. 194211On October 22nd, Xiao Hong died at the age of 3 1 in a temporary medical station run by a French missionary in Hong Kong, Japan.

Luo recalled that Duanmu Hongliang appeared only after the situation in Hong Kong was stable on June+10/October 12, 65438. He was the only one who had been accompanying Xiao Hong before. But Duanmu Hongliang denied it. The ashes were cremated at the Japanese Crematorium in Happy Valley on124 October, and half of them were buried in Repulse Bay, Hong Kong at dusk on 65438+125 October. In 1950s, due to the real estate development in Hong Kong, the cemetery was destroyed and some ashes were moved to Guangzhou Yinhe Cemetery. The other half was buried privately by Duanmu Hongliang on the campus slope of St. Stephen's Girls' Middle School (that is, his dead medical station) in the mid-levels area. In the 1980s, Duanmu Hongliang entrusted Lu to help him find it, but before that, the slope was renovated and the ashes are still missing.

Question 2: How did Xiao Hong die in history? What's wrong with her 194 1 In April, American progressive writer Smedley returned to China via Hong Kong and visited Xiao Hong in Kowloon. Later, Xiao Hong listened to Smedley's suggestion and went to Mary Hospital for a comprehensive examination. As a result, she found that she had tuberculosis. So she was hospitalized in June of 10 and received gas acupuncture treatment. At the end of 165438+ 10, Xiaohong returned to her hometown in Kowloon to recuperate. 194165438+On February 8, the Pacific War broke out and Kowloon was in flames. On the same day, Mr Liu Yazi visited Xiao Hong's residence in Lok Road, Kowloon. The next day, Duanmu Hongliang and young writer Luo escorted Xiao Hong back to Hong Kong from Kowloon. She checked into hotel number four. June 65438+10/October 65438+February 2002, Japanese troops occupied Hong Kong. Xiaohong was seriously ill and was taken to Yanghe Hospital in Happy Valley, Hong Kong. Because the quack misdiagnosed, Xiaohong did not eat or drink, and was weak. 20051October 65438+May, Duanmu Hongliang and Luo handed Xiaohong over to Mary. She wrote on a piece of paper, "I will live forever with the blue sky and clear water, leaving the half of the red building for others to write", "I was left out for half my life, ... I died first, unwilling, unwilling." 1October 2 1 day, Mary Hospital was taken over by the Japanese army, and Xiao Hong was sent to the temporary hospital set up by the Red Cross in St. Stephen's 50000.0000000605 3 1 year-old,1October 24, Xiao Hong's body was cremated and buried in the Japanese crematorium behind Happy Valley. From May 28th to May 30th, 0942, Xiao Hong's memorial service was held in Yan 'an literary and art circles, and writers and cultural and artistic workers in Yan 'an deeply mourned Xiao Hong. On August 24th, 0957, Xiao Hong was cremated.

Question 3: Why did Xiao Hong commit suicide and die of illness? Who said suicide?

1941April, American progressive writer Smedley returned to China via Hong Kong and went to Kowloon to visit the sick Xiao Hong. Later, Xiao Hong listened to Smedley's suggestion and went to Mary Hospital for a comprehensive examination, and found that she had tuberculosis. In June of the same year, 5438+10 was hospitalized for air acupuncture treatment. Because of the cold reception from the hospital, Xiaohong returned to her home in Kowloon at the end of June at 5438+065438+ 10.

194 1 1 On February 8th, the Pacific War broke out and Kowloon was attacked. At the invitation of Xiao Hong, Mr. Liu Yazi visited Xiao Hong at her residence in Lok Road, Kowloon. The next day, Duanmu Hongliang and young writer Luo escorted Xiao Hong back to Hong Kong from Kowloon and stayed at the Sihao Hotel.

1942 65438+1October 12, Japanese troops occupied Hong Kong. Xiaohong became seriously ill and was sent to Yanghe Hospital in Happy Valley, Hong Kong. Because the quack was misdiagnosed as a laryngeal tumor, she misplaced her throat. As a result of the operation, Xiaohong could not eat or drink and was weak. On June 5438+1October 65438+May 5, Duanmu Hongliang and Luo transferred Xiaohong to Queen Mary Hospital; The next day, Xiao Hong's spirit gradually recovered. She wrote on the paper, "I will live with the blue sky and clear water forever and leave the half of The Red Chamber to others to write." "I was treated coldly for half my life, and I died first, unwilling, unwilling."

1942 65438+1October 2 1 day, Mary Hospital was taken over by the Japanese army, and Xiao Hong was sent to the temporary hospital set up by the Red Cross in St. Stephen's Girls' School. 65438+1on the morning of October 22nd 10, Xiao Hong died at the age of 3 1.

Question 4: How did the author Xiao Hong die1942 65438+1On October 22nd, Xiao Hong died of lung disease in the war-torn Hong Kong Temporary Hospital at the age of 3 1. Before his death, he was misdiagnosed as a laryngeal tumor, and his throat was operated, and he could not make a sound, which was unbearable. At this point, the two men in her life are not around. At dusk on the 25th, he was buried in Repulse Bay, Hong Kong.

Question 5: How many years did Xiao Hong live? What year did she die? Only 3 1 year old

1942 65438+1died of tuberculosis and malignant tracheal dilatation in Hong Kong on October 22nd.

Question 6: How did Xiao Hong die? Hong Xiao (Hulan District, Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province 19 1 1 year ~ 1942)

Modern female novelists in China. Formerly known as Zhang Naiying, his pen names are sad songs, heaven and earth, and Lingling. Born into a landlord family, he lost his mother when he was a child. 65438-0928 studied in middle school in Harbin. He was exposed to the progressive ideas and Chinese and foreign literature since the May 4th Movement, especially influenced by the works of Lu Xun, Mao Dun and American writer Sinclair. She ran away from home on 1930 for resisting an arranged marriage. 1932, he met Jun Xiao in Harbin and began to write for the newspaper. 1933 published at his own expense the novel and prose collection "trekking" co-authored with Xiao Jun, 1934 went to Shanghai with Xiao Jun and kept close contact with Lu Xun. Lu Xun reviewed and prefaced her Life and Death Field and published it in Slave Series. 1936 went to Japan alone for illness. During this period, he published essays such as Shangshi Street and Bridge, and short stories such as Oxcart. 1937. After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he taught at Linfen University for Nationalities and traveled around with the Northwest Field Army. He wrote short stories and essays, recalling the essays of Lu Xun and Xiao Hong. /kloc-went to hong kong with Duanmu Hongliang in 0/940, and persisted in writing in poverty and illness, and published the novella Ma Bole and the novel Hulan River Biography.

194 1 The Japanese army occupied Hong Kong in February and was unable to return to the mainland due to illness, and died the following year.

Representative works include Life and Death Field and Biography of Hulan River.

Question 7: How did Zhang Naiying die? Why is there a pen named Xiao Hong? ! ? ! Xiao Hong (1911.6.2-1942.1.22), formerly known as Zhang Naiying and pen name Yinqiao, was born in Hulan, Heilongjiang. He lost his mother when he was a child, and 1928 went to middle school in Harbin. He has been in contact since the May 4th Movement. She ran away from home on 1930 and lived with Xiaojun many times. They met many progressive literati and took part in anti-Qing and anti-Japanese activities.

1933, he and Jun Xiao published their first collection of works "Trekking" at their own expense. With the help and support of Lu Xun, 1935 published the famous book Field of Life and Death (starting with the pen name Xiao Hong), which is the literary world of fireflies.

1936, in order to get rid of mental troubles, he wrote an essay "Lonely Life" and a long poem "Sand" in Tokyo.

1940, he arrived in Hongkong with Duanmu Hongliang, and soon published the novella Ma Bole and the famous novel Hulan River Biography.

1942 died in Hong Kong at the age of 3 1.

Bibliography of works:

Trekking (a collection of novels and essays) was co-authored with Jun Xiao, 1933 (published at its own expense).

Life and death field (novella) 1935, Shanghai Rongguang Bookstore; 1980, from Heilongjiang

Listed Street (Prose Collection) 1936, Wensheng.

Bridge (collection of novels and essays) 1936, Wen Sheng.

On Oxcart (Collection of Novels and Proses) 1937, Wen Sheng.

The cry of the wilderness (collection of short stories) 1940, the first part.

Xiao Hong's Prose 1940, Chongqing Times Publishing House.

Lu Xun's Memories (Prose) 1940, Chongqing Women's Life Society.

Ma Bole (novella) 194 1, Chongqing Times Publishing House.

Biography of Hulan River (novel) 194 1, new literature and art; 1979, from Heilongjiang

Hand (novel) 1943, Guilin Fiona Fang Bookstore.

Small Town March (Novel) 1948, Hong Kong Ocean Book House.

Selected Works of Xiao Hong (Short Stories) 1958, Humanities

Selected Works of Xiao Hong 198 1, Humanities

Xiao Jun collected Xiao Hong's letters and notes, 198 1, from Heilongjiang.

Xiao Hong's short story Xun 1982 is from Heilongjiang.

Selected Prose of Xiao Hong 1982, Hundred Flowers

Xiao Hong (Selected Works of Modern Writers in China) 1984, Humanities.

Xiao Hong's Masterpiece (Collection of Short Stories) 1987, Humanities

Question 8: What disease caused Xiao Hong's death? Tuberculosis.

1942 65438+1October 12, Japanese troops occupied Hong Kong. Xiaohong became seriously ill and was sent to Yanghe Hospital in Happy Valley, Hong Kong. She was misdiagnosed by a quack and moved her throat by mistake. As a result of the operation, Xiaohong could not eat or drink and was weak.