One of her many memories is how often the students and friends visited their home. They loved nothing better than to have friends in for conversation, exchange of ideas, fun and fellowship. When people left their company they were always the better for it. They brought a smile to faces, young and old. No one understood Lao She as well as did Jieqing.
Children are our joy.
They are our hope. After Lao She's sudden death at the beginning of the Cultural Revolution in 1966, his widow continued her painting as well as efforts to see that Lao She's works were once again published and his name cleared of the Red Guard's false accusations. Now his works are published by many publishers in China and Taiwan as well as in languages around the world. A book of her paintings was published in the 1990's and there have been many exhibitions of her work shown in China and the western world. She leaves behind a son, Shu Yi, three daughters, Shu Ji, Shu Yu and Shu Li and many grandchildren.