Patriotic general Dai Ji 2 Cai Xiaopeng

Mondo History Updated on 2024-01-29

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The first shot of the Anti-Japanese War in Kannai was fired.

In the autumn and winter of 1927, Cai Tingkai led his troops to break away from the Nanchang Rebel Army and rebuild the 11th Army in Fujian. Chen Mingshu was re-requested to be the commander of the army. Dai Ji returned to the 11th Army after recovering from his injuries. In 1930, when participating in the Central Plains War, the 11th Army was reorganized into the 19th Route Army. Dai Ji successively served as the chief of staff of the 19th Route Army, the commander of the 26th Division, and the commander of the 61st Division.

In the winter of 1931, Ning Yue negotiated peace. Chen Mingshu of Guangdong served as the commander-in-chief of the Beijing-Shanghai Garrison, vice president of the Executive Yuan and minister of communications; The 19th Route Army was transferred to the Beijing-Shanghai line, and Dai Ji served as the commander of the Songhu garrison.

In 1931, during the "128" Anti-Japanese War, Dai Ji, Cai Tingkai and Jiang Guangnai set up a temporary headquarters at Zhenru Station to command the Zhabei counterattack. Before the war, Dai Ji swore at the officer's emergency military meeting: "The rise and fall of the world is the responsibility of the husband, success or failure is not enough, what is the matter of life and death, my generation can only fulfill the duty of the soldier to defend the land and resist the humiliation, and fight to the death with the Japanese slaves", and wrote a suicide note to live and die with Shanghai.

Please resist Japan. 128 "After the defeat of the Anti-Japanese War, Dai Ji resigned from the army. In July 1933, he was appointed as a member of the Fujian Provincial Committee and Director of the Department of Civil Affairs; On November 20, 1933, after participating in the "Min Rebellion" and taking office in the "People's Revolution of the Republic of China" and being defeated by Chiang Kai-shek, Dai Ji, Li Jishen, Cai Tingkai and others went into exile in Hong Kong.

In April 1935, Chiang Kai-shek appointed Dai Ji, who was living in Shanghai, to hang up the post of "Anhui Provincial ** Commissioner". Dai wrote "The Sacred War of Resistance" in Shanghai. In the article, he denounced the Japanese army's crimes of aggression against China, praised the anti-Japanese soldiers on the front line, stimulated the patriotic spirit of the people, and called on the army and the people to share the same hatred for the enemy. Asked: "Why are we fighting against Japan?" First, for the survival and freedom of the Chinese nation; Second, it is for the justice and justice of mankind in the world. ”

After the "77 Incident", Dai Ji went to Nanjing to ask Ying to go to the front line of the Anti-Japanese War, but he was appointed as a senior staff member of the National ** Military Committee. Later, Gu Zhutong, a classmate of the Baoding Military Academy and commander of the Third Theater, was transferred to the Lieutenant General of the Third Theater Commander's Department.

In the spring of 1938, Li Zongren served as the commander of the Fifth Theater and the chairman of Anhui Province. Pass through.

The Third and Fifth War Zones held consultations and reported to the Executive Yuan for approval, and decided to establish the "Southern Anhui Administration" in Tunxi. In April, Dai Ji was appointed as the director of the Southern Anhui Administration and went to Tunxi to take charge.

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