He Ning from Variety Film and Television

He Ning is the daughter of a Shanghai Banking Director. She studied mathematics in France and has a natural sensitivity and understanding of numbers. She is a numerical genius.

Although He Ning briefly came into contact with and listened to Marxist preaching in France, she did not join the Communist Party and was a non-party person.

He Ning's father has a special status and has been exposed to revolutionaries since she was a child. Therefore, due to her living environment, she has a good impression of the Communist Party and also strongly agrees with the Three People's Principles proposed by Dr. Sun Yat-sen.

While in France, He Ning met Qu Xia and Qu En's brother and sister by chance. Qu Xia admired her chosen doctrine very much and promoted it to He Ning, but He Ning did not accept it, but this did not affect the friendship between the two.

His elder brother Qu En is a communist who is full of idealism, but also extremely rational and firm. He firmly believes that only the Communist Party can save China.

The similarity between He Ning and Qu En is that they firmly believe in their choices. Even though He Ning is not a member of our party, Qu En still appreciates He Ning's independent thinking. The tacit understanding between the two in language and thought makes them cherish each other and become close friends. Qu En also admired He Ning's talent in mathematics very much, and encouraged He Ning to achieve success in mathematics. In time, He Ning will definitely become a world-renowned mathematician.

After Qu En's family returned to Guangzhou, their correspondence with He Ning continued. He Ning is the sister who is several years younger than Qu Xia. Although the family arranged a maid to take care of He Ning when he went to study abroad, Qu En claimed to be He Ning's brother, so the two families kept close correspondence. While expressing concern for He Ning in the letters, he also talked about Guangzhou in the letters. The revolutionary situation, talk about the friends I made in Guangzhou, and some domestic changes.

Regarding the revolution and ideological changes taking place in the country, He's father would tell his daughter in letters that although he loved his daughter, he did not want to raise his child too simply. He Ning's family members in China have always been ardently looking forward to her return, as they often mentioned in family letters, "My son's personal blessing" and "I hope that my beloved daughter will soon complete her studies and return to the country."

In 1926, the first cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party was underway in China. The Northern Expedition had begun with great vigor. Paris, France was peaceful. The maple leaves on both sides of the Champs Elysees were as red as fire. He Ning was writing a graduation thesis majoring in mathematics. . Next to the table was the letter that Qu Xia sent her this month. After finishing the last punctuation mark of the paper, He Ning stood up and stretched her shoulders, then picked up the letter and read it.

After reading the letter, He Ning turned pale. It turned out that Qu Xia's letter said that her brother Qu En was in very bad condition. Unfortunately, he was seriously injured during the Northern Expedition. He was shot in the leg and had gangrene due to the shortage of anti-inflammatory drugs. The doctor wanted to He cut off Qu En's legs to save his life, but Qu En disagreed. He would rather die than face his incomplete self. Fortunately, in the end, the government came forward and transferred Qu En to a hospital run by foreigners and chose conservative treatment. Although his life was saved, his brother also became a cripple.

In the correspondence between the Qu family and He Ning, Qu En never expressed a trace of his longing for He Ning in his heart, but Qu Xia knew her brother. He was such a rational and idealistic person. How could a man with an unchanging expression in life and death decide to end his life because of his disability? Qu En loved He Ning, so it wasn't that he didn't dare to face it, but he didn't want his incomplete self to face He Ning. It hurt him more than killing him.