Chapter 121 121. Chapter 1 of "Tianxiang Syndrome"

■The whole tragedy in Changchun was tied to Chiang Kai-shek's one thought. That thought was to ask others to be Wen Tianxiang. This is Chiang Kai-shek's "Tianxiang syndrome". □Didn't Chiang Kai-shek be captured during the Xi'an Incident?Sun Mingjiu, who was his captive, passed information to me from Chen Pingjing in his later years, detailing the whole story. ■"Jiang Tianxiang" is an exception.Moreover, if it is said that defending the city should be martyred, he, Chiang Kai-shek, escaped from Nanjing twice, and even blew his beard and stared at others.

□By "Tianxiang Syndrome", it reminds me of a mustache joke.On April 13, 1991, CTS Morning News reported that veteran Wang Guanying said that he moved to Taiwan with the government and left a beard. This Hu is "Anti-Communist Memorial Hu". I saw it while eating breakfast and laughed out loud.I thought of a wonderful contrast.As mentioned earlier, Liu Zhi, a veteran of the Kuomintang, was appointed by Chiang Kai-shek as the commander-in-chief during the Battle of Huaihai (Battle of Xu Bang), but he was not given real power. happiness.Liu Zhi knew that he would die, so he sent a telegram to Chiang Kai-shek: I will not insult my hometown sage, Duke Wenxin, please rest assured.Chiang Kai-shek was overjoyed and carried out this "Wen Tianxiang plan".1. First, Liu Zhi’s three old departments—major general Ma Anbang, deputy director of the General Office of Suppression, Dai Yidao, the colonel’s attachment, and Zhou Ying, the chief of the second colonel’s department—made secret preparations to kill Liu Zhi at that time. Don't let Luling Wen Tianxiang be more beautiful than before.2. Later, Chiang Kai-shek's plan changed and Liu Zhi was transferred to Bengbu, but only one regiment was left for him.Bengbu was the front line. According to the general principles of combat, the high command moved first and moved later, but this time it was the opposite. Chiang Kai-shek had called the commander-in-chief to serve as the outpost. Of course, a regiment could not stop the communist bandits. When the communist bandits came, Wen Tianxiang was at his fingertips!

Unexpectedly, Liu Zhi was a "fortune general". Although he was at the front line, the Communist bandits didn't bother to beat him. As a result, Wen Tianxiang didn't make it, and he got his life back.Chiang Kai-shek was so angry that he didn't want him to come to Taiwan, and he didn't dare to see Chiang Kai-shek, so he had to go into exile in Nanyang to teach "Chinese and geography in the sixth grade of high school". Liu Zhi wrote "My Memories" in his later years. There is such a passage when he writes that when he was alone in Bengbu, "The railway is often broken, the plane has gone, and there is no means of transportation. We waited for a long time, but the bandits never came; that's why we left this place. A life that has long gone from glory to bleakness, I am really moved to write this brief memoir today! I said before: "A real life is built on the value of life." Now the country is like this, how can it be stolen? Yi? A revolutionary soldier, even if he has made great contributions but cannot be shrouded in horse leather, in the end it is still difficult to find his own death, and his grief can be seen." "Xuzhou Bandit Suppression General Headquarters was abolished on January 20, 38th year of the Republic of China. I investigated I went to the Presidential Palace as a strategic advisor. Since January 23, 1938, in order to remember this shame and humiliation, I decided to shave my beard from now on, and vowed not to stay until I eliminated the Communist bandits. It has been seventeen years now, and every pair Looking at himself in the mirror, his mouth is still smooth, this feeling of melancholy is beyond words to describe..." From then on until Liu Zhi's death, he didn't grow a beard anymore.

■Veteran Wang Guanying left a beard to show his anti-Communist resistance to Russia; veteran Liu Zhi went to a beard to show his anti-Communist resistance to Russia. Isn’t this a very interesting comparison?Cao Mengde "cut his beard and robe" on the battlefield, and all his actions were for combat; but all the actions of the Kuomintang soldiers, after the defeat, were angry with themselves. The comparison between ancient and modern times is also very interesting.Of course, whether the Kuomintang generals cut their beards or the veterans grow beards, it still shows that they are ashamed.As for the culprit, Chiang Kai-shek, as if nothing had happened, the battle was defeated, and he was still blowing his beard and staring!

□Admirals cut their beards, veterans grow beards, anti-communist commemorations, what a shame!After reading Long Yingtai's book, I thought of Papa Long. I wonder if there is any statement about himself in his heroic autobiography.Long Yingtai said that her father cried when he watched the Beijing opera "Siro Visits His Mother", but Shiro grew a beard.