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¡°The autumn colors of the mountain can¡¯t be enclosed, a red leaf sends my love to you.¡± In 1923, he wrote his love message on a maple leaf and sent it to her.
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His name is Gao Junyu, early leader of the Communist Party of China. She is Shi Pingmei, a progressive female writer. He is six years older than her.
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The "love letter" not only sends Gao Junyu¡¯s love from afar, but also contains his loyalty to the revolutionary cause.
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In 1924, on the boat from Shanghai to Guangzhou, Gao Junyu wrote to Shi Pingmei, ¡°I have two worlds, one in which everything belongs to you.¡± ¡°In the other world, I do not belong to you, let alone to myself.¡± He humbly said, ¡°I am only a pawn of the historical mission¡± in regard to the sacred cause of the revolution.
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In 1925, Gao Junyu died of illness at the age of 29. On Gao Junyu's tombstone, there is a handwritten inscription by Shi Jiamei: ¡°I am the sword, I am the spark, I wish to live as brightly as lightning, I wish to die as swiftly as a comet.¡±