Xu Naijin is the wife of Jiang Xiaowen, the third generation of the Jiang Family, the two are considered childhood sweethearts, and later met in the United States to fall in love and renew their relationship, and Jiang Xiaowen’s Life is full of too many absurdities, as the wife of Xu Naijin is also a lifetime of work, but she is still the most respectable woman in the Jiang family.
After Xu Naijin married into the Jiang family, for a woman, she tasted the life of the first family that others have not been able to experience, but more difficult than others to appreciate is that she spent more than a decade of unknown hardships, Jiang Xiaowen’s illness lingered for 18 years, Xu Naijin 3/5 years is at the bedside to serve her husband, became the spiritual pillar of Jiang Xiaowen, for Xu Naijin, so that friends and relatives the most difficult to understand is how she She has a positive and optimistic view of life and will not give up on any big setback. She also believes that God will always give her a way out and she has no regrets about this difficult Marriage.
Xu Naijin is independent and decisive, fluent in many languages, and has a good understanding of Music and opera. As a part-Time lawyer, she had to abandon her beloved job due to her husband’s illness. In 1983, after Chiang Hsiao-wen’s condition stabilized, she once again stepped out of the house to participate in social work.
After Chiang Ching-kuo’s death, Hsu Nai-jin quickly adapted to the huge transition from the first family to the common people, because she never set herself in a certain position. In 1989, when Chiang Hsiao-wen died of illness, she returned to the society and became the vice chairman and chairman of the board of A.D. Securities and Investment Trust Company.
Her strength and independence not only won the admiration of the community, but also the respect of her family. Although Chiang Hsiao-wen was ill and did not act, Hsu Nai-jin’s position in the Chiang family was still that of a sister-in-law like a mother, and even Chiang Hsiao-wu had to give her the benefit of the doubt, purely because her influence came from the heart. Hsu Nai-jin taught her husband and children, served the senior family, and was the most virtuous daughter-in-law in the Chiang family. It is said that when her father-in-law was alive, she visited her Parents-in-law two or three times a week, and after his death she often visited and accompanied her mother-in-law. Although she spent most of her time in Taiwan, Xu Naijin’s life was very low-key and calm, watching her only daughter, Chiang Youmei, grow up and seeing her go abroad to have a family and a daughter, was the happiest and most satisfying thing in Xu Naijin’s life.
For the past 50 years, she has been a part of the Chiang family’s sad and happy occasions, and her resolute and independent personality has made her a role as the eldest daughter-in-law and sister-in-law throughout her life. From the death of Chiang Ching-kuo, the death of Soong Mei-ling, the 89th birthday of Chiang Fang-liang, and the passing of Chiang Fang-liang, all of them had the figure of Nai-Jin Hsu. On August 20, 2005, Nai-Jin Hsu died at 14:00 pm in Taipei Hutchinson Cancer Center Hospital at the age of 68 due to the complications caused by long-term aplastic anemia and pneumonia.
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