并葬荒丘的革命情侣:高君宇与石评梅

The Revolutionary Soulmate Buried in Wasteland: Gao Junyu and Shi Pingmei

高君宇是中国共产党的先驱领袖之一;石评梅是他的革命情侣,1920年代的著名女作家。他们合葬在北京陶然亭的墓地是红色教育基地。现存高君宇致石评梅书信仅十五封,还有残缺;石评梅致高君宇函更少,有关日记又已缺失。本文根据现存档案,同时代人的回忆录,以及石评梅、庐隐的部分纪实性作品,较为完整地勾勒了他们的情感历程,特别是突出了高君宇对石评梅的革命影响。

Gao Junyu was one of the pioneer leaders of Communist Party of China. As his revolutionary soulmate, Shi Pingmei was also a famous female writer in the 1920 s. The graveyard where they were buried together in Joyous Pavilion in Beijing, was a Red Education Base. The only existing fifteen letters written by Gao to Shi are still incompleted in content with even fewer letters from Shi to Gao and relevant diaries written by Shi being missing. Based on the existing archives, contemporaries’ memoirs, and some documentary works by Shi Pingmei and Lu Yin, this article outlines their emotional journey more completely, especially highlighting the revolutionary influence of Gao Junyu on Shi Pingmei.