Chapter 13 Chapter 12 Chiang Kai-shek wanted to use Chen Yi's head to suppress people's hearts, so Tang Enbo had to set up a mourning hall at home to pay homage

Chiang Kai-shek wanted to use Chen Yi's head to suppress people's hearts, and no one could stop him.Tang Enbo had no choice but to set up a mourning hall at home to pay homage. (Taipei City, June 18, 1950) On June 18, 1950, Tang Enbo, who lived leisurely in his private house in Sanxia Township, Taipei, woke up early because of a very bad mood as usual.He turned on the radio habitually.After the announcer broadcasted the weather news of the day, he then broadcast the official announcement of the day—— After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Chen Yi, who was ordered to take over Taiwan and served as the first chief executive, was sentenced to death by shooting for colluding with the Communist bandits and conspiracy to rebel.

Tang Enbo felt that someone had slammed a club on the forehead, and there was a buzzing sound.He was in a panic all of a sudden, as if mourning a concubine, his face suddenly turned pale, then turned blue again, his heart was heavy and numb.He didn't even hear the announcer announcing what happened next.After a while, the announcer's voice was heard again—— Chen Yi was then the chairman of Zhejiang Province. Surrounded by bandit spies and a group of opportunists, Chen Yi turned out to be ungrateful and betrayed the party and the country.He personally wrote down eight preparations for surrender and five clauses of surrender. On January 30 and February 1 of the 38th year (Republic of China), he sent his nephew Ding Mingnan and his former subordinate Hu Bangxian to incite the police in Beijing, Shanghai and Hangzhou. General Tang Enbo, the commander-in-chief, persuaded him to stop military operations and conspired with Chen to achieve partial surrender at an early date.General Tang Enbo took Chen Yi as a high-ranking official, shouldered important local responsibilities, and spared no effort to serve the country and save the crisis. He even colluded with the bandit party and incited the army to rebel. It is a heinous crime. , Putting personal emotional relationships aside, the future of the revolutionary cause is really unimaginable, so he desperately took decisive measures to arrest Chen, transfer him to Taiwan, and pay for the military court trial.

When Tang Enbo heard this, he was both painful and angry. Now he is a dumb man eating coptis, and he can't express his suffering.Chen Yi's case involved many twists and turns. How could he simply say that Tang Enbo "arrested Chen and transferred him to Taiwan"? !When Tang reported Chen to Chiang, Chiang Kai-shek made a promise to save Chen's life and let Tang take care of him for the rest of his life! Chen Yi and Tang Enbo, one is from Shaoxing, Zhejiang, and the other is from Wuyi County, Zhejiang. Although they have different surnames, their "father-son relationship" is well-known in the Kuomintang army and has been passed down as a good story.Tang Enbo, formerly known as Keqin, was born in a poor peasant family. He had long had the ambition to serve the country in the army, but there was no way to follow through hard work. It happened that Chen Yi, who had never met before, was serving as the commander of the First Division of the Zhejiang Army in Zhejiang. Tang Sui went to Chen Yi to recommend himself. .Chen fell in love with it at first sight, and he promised, and came forward to escort and subsidize various expenses. He sent Tang to Japan for further studies, and entered the Japanese Non-commissioned Officer Academy to study military affairs.This is the earliest relationship between Tang and Chen. Although Chen Yi's family has many brothers, they have no heirs. They only adopted a niece, who was raised by Chen's Japanese nationality, and later married and left home.Chen Yi is often alone, very lonely, so she regards Tang Enbo as righteous, and Tang Enbo also treats Chen with the courtesy of a foster father.It is said that because Chen was kind to Tang, the word "Enbo" was named to commemorate Chen's kindness.When Tang Enbo returned from studying in Japan, Chen Yi also joined the camp of the Northern Expedition Army from Sun Chuanfang's warlord army, and was highly regarded by the commander-in-chief Chiang Kai-shek.With this relationship with Chiang, Chen Yi recommended Tang Enbo to Chiang Kai-shek.Tang Nai got the opportunity to enter the sixth phase of the Nanjing Central Army Military Academy and served as the captain of the brigade.In the military academy, he was deeply appreciated by Zhang Zhizhong, who was the dean of education.Zhang Zhizhong also tried his best to recommend Tang Enbo to Chiang Kai-shek.Therefore, after Tang graduated from the military academy, he officially entered the stage of leading troops.From then on, he became the most loyal cadre and most trusted general of Chiang Kai-shek, from the commander of the brigade to the commander of the army, the commander of the regiment, and the commander of the army.During the Anti-Japanese War, the Kuomintang troops were known as the "Three Heroes in the Army"; these three heroes refer to Chen Cheng, Hu Zongnan and Tang Enbo.Tang Enbozhi went from school to work, and even later he skyrocketed in the army.Chen Yi draws and recommends it is a very critical factor for drinking water and thinking about its source.Chen Yi has an upright personality and dares to tell the truth in front of Chiang Kai-shek, which is very appreciated by Chiang Kai-shek.Therefore, Tang Enbo treated Chen Yi with the utmost respect and courtesy.To Chen, Tang respectfully called "Mr." but neither his name nor his surname, and it has been like a day for decades.

Under Chiang Kai-shek, Chen Yi served as the Deputy Minister of the Military and Political Department and the Chairman of Fujian Province. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he was the first Chief Executive of Taiwan and then the Chairman of Zhejiang Province.Since Tang Enbo also assumed important responsibilities in the army, both of them were busy with their own affairs. The army was in a hurry, and they only met occasionally. Jing didn't have a deep understanding, and Chen Yi didn't have a deep feeling for Tang Enbo's character. During Chen Yi's tenure as chief executive in Taiwan, the "February 28 Uprising" that shocked China and the world occurred. Many people blamed Chen Yi for the massacre of Taiwan compatriots, which made Chen Yi feel very wronged and painful.When Japan surrendered, the people of Taiwan did welcome the return to the motherland.However, due to the malpractice and corruption of the recruited personnel, the troops on the island violated the law and took the opportunity to plunder; this aroused the resentment and anger of the people of Taiwan. Chen Yi, who has always been a clean official, insisted on withdrawing the tattered buildings stationed in Taiwan. Huabing.Chen Yi said, I sincerely love Taiwanese people, and Taiwanese people will never hate me.Therefore, when the "February 28th Incident" occurred, Chen Yi could barely maintain the provincial government by relying on a few fortress troops and a few agency guards.Later, the 21st Army of the suppression force landed in Keelung and Kaohsiung and carried out bloody suppression of the people. Instead, Chen Yi was accused of massacring Taiwan compatriots.

Chen Yi came back from Taiwan. She has not yet lived in Zhejiang, but lived in Shanghai. She has read many books and her thinking has changed a lot.In particular, the Shanghai Communist Party's underground publication "Wen Cui" published an article "Taiwan Truth", and he was deeply moved after reading it.The author of the article analyzes the causes and process of Taiwan's "February 28 Incident" based on his personal experience.The article says that Chen Yi is fatuous, employs improper personnel, discovers irregularities in the administration of officials, cares about face, and does not dare to speak out, causing the people of Taiwan to suffer greatly, so Chen Yi should bear some responsibility.But the root cause of the incident was the result of the Kuomintang spy system treating the people of Taiwan as bandits and blindly oppressing and exploiting them.After the incident, troops were sent to major cities in Taiwan to go door-to-door and massacre Taiwan compatriots. The reactionaries should bear the responsibility for this crime.The article said that right and wrong should be clarified, each crime has its own merits, and Chen Yi should not be allowed to suffer on behalf of others.After Chen Yi read it, she couldn't sleep for several nights. He said with emotion: "The Communist Party has its faults, and its responsibilities are clear. The Kuomintang and Chiang Kai-shek have nothing to do. Rub it on."

Soon, Chen Yi went to Hangzhou to serve as the chairman of Zhejiang Province.He took the initiative to contact the Communist Party members.The Shanghai Underground Party invited Mr. Chen Mingshu, a Kuomintang anti-Chiang figure who had participated in the Wuchang Uprising of the Tongmenghui, to Hangzhou to meet with Chen Yi.For the convenience of speaking, Chen Yi avoided idlers and invited Chen Mingshu to have dinner alone. The two of them talked about opposing Chiang straight to the point.Chen Yi said: "It's been a long time since you turned against Jiang, you've gone the right way."

Chen Mingshu said, "It's not too late for you to oppose Chiang." Chen Yi advocated that only through the relationship with the Communist Party can he have the strength to oppose Chiang. Not long after Chen Yi became chairman of Zhejiang Province, in November 1948, more than 100 suspects arrested in Fuyang by the anti-insurgency brigade led by spy chief Mao Sen were acquitted; dozens of "key criminals" were handed over to Gong Yang. The elders brought them back with a bond, leaving only a dozen "conclusive" criminals handed over to the Military Judicial Division of the Security Command for careful interrogation.After Mao Sen heard the news, he fought hard with Chen Yi.Chen reprimanded face to face, "Who told you to go to Fuyang to make trouble?" Mao replied: "Arresting the Communist bandits and stabilizing the rear is not making trouble." , and the crime involves family members, robbing the people's property, how can it not be trouble?" Mao Sen had no words to answer.After Chen Yi released these youths, he ordered the disbandment of the five reconnaissance brigades led by Mao Sen.Mao Sen, who is the head of the security department of the Zhejiang Provincial Police, handed in a report of "asking for a month's leave to recuperate" in a fit of anger.Chen wrote a batch of words: "Resignation is allowed."

Not long after, a reporter from Hangzhou "Southeast Daily" interviewed Chen Yi. The reporter asked: "The whole country is fighting chaos and saving the country. What preparations does Zhejiang have?" Chen replied: "I am coming to Zhejiang this time, and I am going to do my bit for the construction. There are no soldiers in Zhejiang. Adjustable, only five security regiments, outdated guns, lack of bullets, how to survey? The ship goes straight to the bridge, what to survey? Zhejiang youths are all outstanding children from their hometown, which one is a traitor? I have never done one for my hometown in my life It's a good thing, now I'm serving my hometown for the rest of the year..." The kind-hearted man read the newspaper and sweated for Chen, and advised Chen not to make his "hat" red and hinder his work.

Chen said: "Zhejiang is my hometown, and no one is a bandit." He also said: "If you hear the truth in the morning, you will die in the evening! I have rarely said anything of conscience in my life, and now I should speak of conscience. Life and death, misfortunes and blessings, have long been ignored. "Chen Yi is a straightforward person, and she thinks that whatever she wants to say, she will say it quickly. Chiang Kai-shek announced his retirement on January 20, 1949, and would return to Xikou via Hangzhou.Chen Yi made a special trip from Hangzhou to Nanjing to meet him.After Jiang's special plane landed in Hangzhou, he only stayed at the Air Force Club at Kuanqiao Airport for one night.Fly back to Xikou early the next morning.Chen Yi witnessed Chiang Kai-shek's frustrated look.After Chiang Kai-shek retired, Chen Yi silently observed the trend of the general trend and the aspiration of the people, put the interests of the people first, and was determined to prepare for an uprising. He hoped that Zhejiang Province, like Beiping and Tianjin, would be peacefully and completely handed over to the people without being destroyed.He also considered using his special relationship with Tang Enbo to save the people of southern Jiangsu and Shanghai from the war together with Zhejiang. He decided to instigate the uprising of Tang Enbo, who was the commander-in-chief of the Beijing-Shanghai-Hangzhou garrison.

On January 26, 1949, Chen Yi told her nephew Ding Mingnan: "Go to Shanghai and give the letter to Enbo Tang. You go to his home and I have already contacted you." After Chen Yi told Ding Tang Enbo's address, she handed over a text message to Ding Zhuantang. The letter only said that Ding was his nephew, and that he was going to Shanghai to "be advanced to the top rank. Please see me later." On another small piece of paper , listed five articles and eight items, divided into A and B, without upper and lower paragraphs, and no names.The five articles are as follows: (A) 1. Release political prisoners first.

2. Weapons and military supplies and important supplies in the protected area. (B) 1. The agreed area stops outside the area and does not advance temporarily. 2. According to the principles of democracy, reorganize the original troops within a month. 3. Cancellation and grant equivalent positions. The other eight items are—— 1. The army should be reduced. Second, the treatment should be improved. 3. The residence should be stipulated. Fourth, strict military discipline. 5. When Shanghai defense construction matters are suspended, the collected materials shall be returned as appropriate. Sixth, more barracks should be built. 7. Conscription should be reduced or stopped. 8. Military organs should be tightened and powers must be unified. Ding Mingzhu went to Shanghai that day and stayed at the home of his cousin Chen Wenying.The next day was Lunar New Year's Eve. Ding answered the phone in the evening to make an appointment and met Tang at Tang Enbo's house on Pushi Road.The two were talking alone in a hall downstairs.In order to explain the purpose of coming, he handed over the letter and the five items and eight items listed on the attached paper to Tang, and also verbally conveyed Chen Yi's request for Tang to open the Yangtze River ferry.Tang Enbo said that he has many eyes and ears on Chiang Kai-shek, and the time is not yet ripe, and said that he will go to Hangzhou for an interview in the near future. Chen Yi waited for a week, but still did not see Tang Enbo arrive in Hangzhou, so she asked Ding Mingnan to go to Shanghai with his own letter. The letter contained two contents: first, to introduce Hu Bangxian (later renamed Hu Yungong) to see Tang, and second, to ask him to appoint Ding Mingnan for the secretary.The full text of Chen Yi's personal letter is as follows: Enbodi, Tai Ruhold: Ziding's name is Nan, who came to Shanghai to present everything in person, please negotiate with me.No matter how old it belongs to Hu Bangxian, he intends to come to Jin Dynasty, please extend his visit.When Hu Jun experienced it, he asked Mingnan to tell him, and hoped that Taiwan would be in touch with him.Shun Song Ke'an. Instrument hand open. The night of January 30. Then for the convenience of work.Please give Ding Mingnan the name of secretary from the younger brother's office. Ding Mingnan went to Shanghai for the second time to meet Tang Enbo alone. Tang Baba said that he was too busy to go to Hangzhou and apologized.After Tang read the letter, he heard Ding introduce Hu's situation.Tang said Mr. Hu was welcome to come and see him anytime. (Hu is an underground member of the Communist Party of China.) Tang agreed to be appointed as the secretary, and said that the order would be issued soon.In order to relay Chen Yi's instructions to Tang to live in Shanghai more and to go to Nanjing less.Tang complained to Ding, complaining that radio stations in the liberated area often denounced him as a "war criminal." The five and eight items listed above and the personal letter quoted by Chen Yi were photocopied and published in various newspapers in Taipei as evidence of the crime in the two days before Chen Yi was shot.From the analysis of these texts, apart from the original relationship between Chen and Tang, there was at least some discussion. Otherwise, these conditions would not be listed so straightforwardly without foreshadowing and tacit understanding.Careful inspection of the memoirs written by Hu Yungong (that is, Hu Bangxian) in the past few years proves that before Chen Yi listed these five items and eight items, Chen and Tang had discussed anti-Jiang Juyi. When it was safe to guard against Tang Enbo, Chen Yi said that it was Tang's advice that he came to Zhejiang, and it was Tang who first proposed to oppose Jiang.Hu Yungong recorded in the article "Chen Yi Prepared to Anti-Jiang in Zhejiang"—— Chen was very anxious, so he sent his nephew Ding Mingnan Zhixin to see Tang, and asked me to see Tang Enbo as well.After I arrived in Shanghai, I found out Tang Enbo's exact attitude, so I decided not to see Tang, and went back to Hangzhou overnight to explain to Chen Yi that things had changed, and asked him to take immediate measures for safety.But Chen expressed doubts. He said: "You know the relationship between Enbo and me. He is my son. He gave me the house in Zhi'anfang. This time I came to Zhejiang because of his advice." , He was the first to bring up the anti-Chiang." Chen Yi believed that they had a close relationship, and had talked about it more than once. If Tang disagreed, he could directly raise it with him, so as not to betray him.Chen Yi even thought that the news might be Mao Sen's rumor. Seeing that Chen did not believe the news, I was very anxious, so I went to see Mr. Shen Zhongjiu.Shen participated in this activity, and he was cautious and meticulous.He thought about it, but he didn't believe it, because he was well aware of the historical relationship between Chen and Tang.He further explained: "The relationship between Tang and Jiang was completely introduced by Gongqia. (Chen Yi's word is Gongqia) They have a close relationship, and it is their common idea to oppose Chiang. Why did Tang want to sell friends halfway?" Although anti-Chiang was the common proposition of Chen and Tang, it was Tang who proposed it first. When Chiang Kai-shek retired and Chen Yi really wanted to carry out the anti-Chiang uprising, Tang Enbo flinched! Tang Enbo not only flinched, but also betrayed Chen Yi.After Tang received Chen's handwritten letter, he decided to send someone to Fenghua to report to Chiang Kai-shek with the letter.Who should I send?Tang Enbo approached Mao Sen to discuss.Mao Sen recommended Mao Renfeng to Tang.Mao Renfeng is Chiang Kai-shek's confidant and former director of the military command.After Li Zongren became the acting president, Mao Renfeng was removed from his position and Xu Zhidao was reassigned as the director.Mao Renfeng still serves as Chiang Kai-shek's black market chief.Mao Sen, who lived in the United States in his later years, wrote an article not long ago about "Chen Yi Forced Tang to vote for the beginning", and talked about the situation of inviting Mao Renfeng to meet Jiang on Tang's behalf. The quotation is as follows—— At this time, I suddenly thought of him (Mao Renfeng), and I suggested that Mao Renfeng's representative should go to Fenghua to ask for instructions.Tang thought it was very appropriate and immediately agreed. Mao Renfeng and I met Tang, and Tang told Chen Yi face to face to ask him to vote for the Communist Party, and gave Mao the letter Chen had given him.Tang's only request is to save Chen Yi's life and let him take care of him for the rest of his life.He also expressed his loyalty to Jiang Gongjue to the end, refused to obey Li Zongren's orders, tried his best to ship supplies to Taiwan, resolutely opposed the Communist Party, and fought to the end. To show his loyalty, Tang Enbo also sent his family members to Taiwan during this period.Tang Enbo sent a special plane to send Mao Renfeng to Fenghua Xikou to report to Chiang Kai-shek.On the same day, the special plane quickly turned back and took Tang Enbo to Xikou at the order of Chiang Kai-shek.When Chiang Kai-shek met Tang Enbo, he asked Tang for his opinion on this matter.Tang replied: "In matters of state, one should not inquire about one's own interests, one should take the leader's opinion as one's opinion." However, he also said that his relationship with Chen Yi was known to Chiang, without hindering the prestige of Chiang and the government. Chiang Kai-shek did not hesitate to grant Tang the full authority to handle Chen's case, and asked him to propose to succeed Chen as the chairman of Zhejiang Province.Tang Enbo mentioned three people, and Chiang Kai-shek delineated Zhou Pan.According to administrative procedures, changing the provincial chairman requires Premier Sun Ke to convene a meeting to issue an order to reorganize the Zhejiang provincial government.After discussion, Tang Enbo first announced Zhou Que as the commander of the Hangzhou garrison, and after the defense takeover and deployment were completed, he issued an order for Zhou to take over from Chairman Chen.On February 16, the "Hangzhou Daily" published the news that Chen Yi had dismissed Zhou Jing as the governor of Zhejiang.Hu Yungong, an underground party member of the Communist Party of China, immediately met Chen.The intention is to prove that Tang Enbo betrayed him.Chen still didn't believe it, and said: "I just talked to En Bo on the phone, and he said that he didn't know about this matter (Chen Yi's dismissal) beforehand, please transfer it to Shanghai for further discussion." At the end of the day, Jiang is poor, and the provincial chairmen want to replace them with capable soldiers, so why is it so surprising!" After Chen Yi handed over her duties in Hangzhou, she received a telegram from Tang Enbo to comfort Chen Yi from Chiang Kai-shek. After receiving the telegram, Chen Yi didn't bother to go to Xikou to meet Chiang Kai-shek, but took a car to Shanghai to meet Tang Enbo.As soon as Chen Yi returned to Shanghai, she lost her freedom.First, he was placed under house arrest at Zhi'anfang's home, and Chen only had time to tell his relatives to inform Shen Zhongjiu, Ding Mingnan and other related people to escape.Chen Yi secretly bought two air tickets to Hong Kong through a foreign friend, but was detected by Tang Enbo's eyes and ears, and could not escape.Tang Enbo reported to Xikou that Chen Yi wanted to escape.Chiang Kai-shek was very angry, so he ordered Chen Yi to be formally detained.As for the place of detention, Ren Chen chose one of the three places in Shanghai, Chongqing, and Quzhou.Chen Yi chose Quzhou, probably because the two prefectures are where Tang Enbo and the director of the Suizhou Department of Quzhou are located, and life can be taken care of.On the eve of the defeat of the Kuomintang army and withdrawal from the mainland, they ostensibly asked Chen Yi to agree to move to Xiamen, but in fact the plane flew directly to Taipei Songshan Airport.Chen Yi is familiar enough with Taiwan. After the plane arrived, he knew where he was.After arriving in Taiwan, his mood changed. He no longer said a word to anyone, and remained silent all day long like an old monk.Chen Yi was imprisoned in the headquarters of the Keelung Fortress in Taiwan. It was inconvenient for Tang Enbo to visit him, so he sent his confidant Chen Daqing to greet him with daily necessities.Tang originally thought that Chen Yi could enjoy his life like this. Unexpectedly, in June 1950, when Taiwan was in crisis, Chiang Kai-shek ordered Chen Yi to be tried.When Tang Enbo heard the news, he knew something was wrong. Tang Enbo hurried to Tainan to ask to see Chiang Kai-shek. His attendants sent word that Chiang had already gone to Taichung, and he would not be able to meet him until he had killed Chen.Tang Enbo and Tao cried loudly and begged for help everywhere.Everyone scratched their heads and expressed their inability to do anything.Tang asked Gu Zhenggang, Lei Zhen, and Fang Zhi, who were known as the Three Musketeers who shared weal and woe in Shanghai at that time, and also asked Chen Liang, the former mayor of Shanghai, for help.Lei Zhen said, "The old man wants to kill people and build his prestige."Gu Zhenggang and others believed that if Jiang wanted to use Chen Tou to suppress the people, they all believed that Chen Yi was doomed.Tang Enbo asked Mao Renfeng to ask Jiang to keep his promise and spare Chen's life.Mao Renfeng specially came to the Tang Mansion to reply and said: "The power of the sky is unpredictable. I have already begged, but it is useless." Lin Wei, a confidant of Chiang Kai-shek who was the deputy chief of staff at the time, had a very close personal relationship with Chen Yi and Tang Enbo. In practice, he tried his best to save Chen in front of Jiang, but Jiang refused. On the morning of June 18, after eight or nine o'clock, the Bachangcho Execution Ground near the Botanical Garden in the suburbs of Taipei suddenly became extremely lively.The crowd gathered more and more, and the authorities had to dispatch police officers to maintain order.Machang Town, since the government of the Republic of China moved to Taiwan, has become the Yuhuatai of Nanjing City, and it is the execution ground for the authorities to shoot and kill prisoners.Although there have been frequent gunshots in the past six months, there have never been so many spectators.In the morning, the radio station and the newspaper announced that Chen Yi had been shot, and everyone rushed to hear the news.According to statistics, there are at least several thousand people. "Central Daily" reported the next day that there were as many as 20,000 people!Some people brought food and waited from morning to evening. The people who came could be divided into two groups.The first part is mostly Taiwanese, because the "February 28th Incident" happened when Chen Yi was in power, and they blamed Chen Yi for the massacre of Taiwan compatriots.So some people even brought firecrackers, ready to set off after the execution to celebrate.These people did misunderstand Chen Yi.Another group of people think that Chen Yi is a rare "clean and good man". They think that he has been a high-ranking official for a generation, and has been a high-ranking official in Fujian, Taiwan and Zhejiang. , is praised by all.These people think that Chen Yi's crime is not worthy of death, so why should he be punished by death? !They were ready to come and shed tears of sympathy. So many people who came to Babacho to watch the execution were finally fooled!Chen Yi was taken to the execution ground at 1:00 a.m. on the 18th, and was killed by two shots.Authorities released the news hours later.When Tang Enbo heard the broadcast in his private apartment, Chen Yi was already dead.An article written by Mao Sen in the United States also recorded the fate of Tang Enbo after Chen Yi was executed—— After Chen Yi was executed, Jiang Shi summoned Tang Enbo. Tang wept and said nothing. Jiang seemed to have resentment.Tang Zaijia originally set up a mourning hall for Chen, and paid homage to him as a filial piety. After being reprimanded by Jiang, he could only hold back his tears and burn the plaque to get rid of his spirit.Tang Ben has duodenal ulcer disease.According to doctors, when you are depressed, your condition will be exacerbated.His condition was getting worse day by day, and his relatives and friends advised him to go to the United States for medical treatment, but because he couldn't raise the cost, he had an operation hastily in Japan, and died at the hands of quack doctors.Ulcers are not a serious disease at all, so some people suspect that he was killed by the Japanese. Because Tang was a famous anti-Japanese general who killed each other, the Japanese doctors may have relatives who died on the battlefield.According to eyewitnesses at the time of the operation: Tang seemed to be in pain, but although he was given anesthesia, he still tried to struggle, and the Japanese doctor pressed hard until he died of exhaustion. ...