章含之 上海最后一位名媛（Zhang Hanzhi Shanghai finally a socialite）.docVIP

章含之 上海最后一位名媛（Zhang Hanzhi Shanghai finally a socialite） I will always be someone else in my life, but not myself Shanghai Qingpu Fushouyuan is a cemetery. Cai Yuanpei, Pan Hannian, Wang Daohan and other modern celebrity rest there. 2002 Qingming, Zhang Hanzhi looked at the statue of Zhang Shizhao in the park set up; 2003 Qingming, she looked at the bronze statue of Qiao Guanhua Li, I asked Qian Shaowu plastic, very beautiful. Qingming Festival in 2009, a statue of her ashes in Fushouyuan, also from the money Shaowu hand of the white marble statue next to the father, and her husband across across. Hong Huang said her daughter, mother to nurse care: when friends confessed funeral with his father was buried in one place, only two Yifa Qiao Guanhua can be placed in the ashes, because to another world dont want to go to the world of right and wrong. In the 70s of last century, everyone who saw Zhang Hanzhi would be shocked. Her stay in the shadows, a frame and a photo documentary. She was a Mao Zedong protest over more than half of the idle period of President English teacher; she had let the Bush impression, after a lapse of more than 10 years, invited to the White House; she has also been praised Nixon: I could hear every word you very clearly. You are the best interpreter I have ever met. There are many English translators in China, but there is only one. In 2003, the reporter in the historian alley No. 51 entering the Zhang Hanzhi of the living room, she said the pure English standard English, Beijing film, authentic Shanghai dialect, also praised a actress speak Shanghainese glutinous. Her expensive white hair, breezy attitude, and is the blooming flowers, everywhere figure pictures, long scrolls, and red lanterns in the yard of the mottled shadows, Wai gallery on the intersection into a strange atmosphere, pushing people to return to the past. Red Society The two young ladies in the dark sat together for tea. Do you want sugar? asked the young lady who lived in the