At the funeral, Sun Yat-sen sent Chen Wei as a representative to attend the sacrifice, and many important people in the Kuomintang also came to attend. Chen read out the eulogy written by Dr. Sun Yat-sen. Sun Yat-sen also wrote a tombstone for Chiang's mother's tomb: "Ten years of the Republic of China, Chiang's mother's tomb, Sun Wen title". The top of the monument is engraved with the words "pot mold foot type", which means a model for girls. On both sides of the monument, Chiang Kai-shek inscribed a pair of couplets: it was too late to repent; I am ashamed to be a rebellious son all my life and hate my career. The signature is Chiang Kai-shek's former name "Zhou Tai, the unfortunate son", which was written by Zhang Jingjiang. The epitaph of Jiangmu was written by Hu, Wang Jingwei and calligrapher Shen. There are two heather plants in front of the tomb. The newly built Jiangmu Tomb is just a traditional tomb type-steamed bread shape, surrounded by limestone. In addition to some stone tablets, some other trees are planted in the cemetery, which is very simple.
1923, Chiang Kai-shek was praised by Sun Yat-sen when he put down the armed rebellion of "shelling the presidential palace" in Chen Jiongming, which became a turning point in his political career. It is precisely because of the improvement of Chiang Kai-shek's political status that he has made new arrangements for his mother's cemetery. Beginning in May, in order to commemorate his mother's 60th birthday, Chiang Kai-shek built three new houses about 250m away from her tomb, which lasted for half a year and were named "Ci 'an". At the same time, Chiang Kai-shek invited Tan to write a letter at the threshold of buddhist nun, and asked Sun Yat-sen to inscribe two plaques, namely, "Serving the country" and "Kindly taking photos". In the same year, 65438+February 65438+June, Chiang Kai-shek returned to Xikou to pay homage to his mother's tomb and stayed in Ci 'an for the first time that night.
1923 12 17, Chiang Kai-shek held a grand sacrifice in the newly completed Ci 'an. Later, Chiang Kai-shek and Jiang Weiguo lived here for more than 10 days. In this regard, Mao Sicheng once wrote: "For half a month, I will rest in the shade, burn incense and fondle the trees around me. At night, I wandered outside the mountain gate, the cold wind on the ridge, the bright moon in the pine, the quiet scenery and people's thoughts, and my second son and I stayed silently. "
Chiang Kai-shek has a soft spot for Ci 'an. Since 1927 closed its doors for the first time, it has often lived in Fenzhuang. Every time he returns to Xikou, he always takes Fenzhuang as his home.