In 2007, there was a marked easing. Years have passed, and many of those who traveled to Taiwan have passed away, but their descendants are still eager to return to the mainland and relive the memories of their homeland. Against this historical background, more and more Taiwan compatriots have returned to the mainland, and the Northeast is no exception. When it comes to the Northeast, we have to mention Shenyang, and Shenyang's celebrity Zhang Zuolin cannot be ignored. Although the author will not ** Zhang Zuolin's merits, his influence in the Northeast cannot be ignored. Therefore, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, Zhang Zuolin's former residence was protected and the Zhang's Marshal's Mansion Museum was built, which the locals used to call "the Great Marshal's Mansion". The Dashuai Mansion is one of the important landmarks in Shenyang, and both locals and tourists alike have a desire to visit the Dashuai Mansion and learn more about Zhang Zuolin. Since the maintenance and daily repair of the Marshal's Mansion requires a lot of manpower and expenses, although it is open to the public, it is still necessary to purchase a ticket to enter. Even so, there is still a constant stream of tourists in the Dashuai Mansion, and there are long queues in front of the ticket office every day, and the conductors are always busy. On March 26, a man walked up to the ticket office, and the conductor habitually asked, "How many tickets do you buy?".
Usually, the other party will answer that she needs a few tickets, and then the conductor will charge the corresponding fee, which she has done countless times. But this time the conversation was unexpected. Before the conductor could answer how many tickets the man needed, he heard him ask in a Taiwanese accent: "I don't have to buy a ticket when I enter the Dashuai's Mansion, right?""Since the conductor receives many tourists every day and has also come into contact with some Taiwanese tourists, I immediately heard that the other party is a Taiwanese compatriot. However, even Taiwanese compatriots who want to enter the Marshal's Mansion must buy a ticket. The other party suddenly asked such a question, so that the conductor couldn't help but be stunned, and he didn't think about how to answer for a long time. Seeing that the conductor was silent, the other party probably understood her hesitation, so he simply said bluntly: "To tell you the truth, I am Zhang Zuolin's grandson, and I came from Taiwan to pay tribute to my grandfather." As soon as the Taiwanese man's remarks came out, they immediately brought a new change to the situation. Although there is no explicit provision for Taiwan compatriots to enter the Marshal's Mansion for free, and there is no provision that Zhang Zuolin's descendants can enter for free, from an emotional point of view, attention should still be paid to the identity of Zhang Zuolin's grandson.
However, the question is, is the person who claims to be Zhang Zuolin's grandson really Zhang Zuolin's descendant?After all, there have been incidents in the past where someone pretended to be Zhang Zuolin's son. A similar incident occurred in 1993, when someone claimed to be Zhang Zuolin's ninth son, which immediately caused widespread discussion in Shenyang, and the true identity of this person became a hot topic. Even if this deception may be able to fool the general public, it is very difficult to fool experts who are familiar with Mr. Zhang's deeds. Yang Jinghua, who was the director of the Marshal Zhang's Mansion Museum at that time, was such an expert, who had studied Zhang Zuolin deeply and knew the fact that Zhang Zuolin could not have a ninth son. To set the record straight, he personally came forward to expose the impostor's ruse. After an investigation by the Public Security Bureau, Yang Jinghua's statement was quickly confirmed. The person who claimed to be Zhang Zuolin's ninth son was actually named Zhang Zhongzhong, and he deliberately changed his name to Zhang Xuezhong in advance in order to deceive others. After this incident was exposed, it quickly faded out of people's field of vision, and no one dared to pretend to be Zhang Zuolin's descendant for many years, but I didn't expect such an impostor to appear again today.
Therefore, when the conductor listened to the words of the man who identified himself as Taiwanese, he had doubts about his identity. On the one hand, there is a fear that he may be a **, and on the other hand, there is a concern that even if he is not, there is no similar precedent to follow. The conductor was helpless about this, and finally decided to consult with the curator at the time. As the curator, Zhang Li's knowledge is far greater than that of the conductor, and when he saw the man, he learned that the other party's name was Zhang Lushi, who claimed to be Zhang Xuejun's son. And Zhang Xuejun is Zhang Zuolin's sixth son, and Zhang Zuolin's eighth son Zhang Xuequan was born to Mrs. Shou. After Zhang Zuolin's assassination, the life of the descendants of the Zhang family can be described as bumpy. Zhang Xuejun's life after that was full of ups and downs, successively making a living in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macao, and even working as a civilian in the military command for a period of time. The Taiwan authorities were not friendly to Zhang's family and had always regarded Zhang Xueliang as a sinner for the Kuomintang army's loss of the mainland, and Zhang Xuejun was naturally implicated, which is why he had to leave Taiwan and go to Hong Kong and Macao to survive. The Taiwan authorities continue to have an intolerant attitude toward Zhang Xuejun.
Zhang Xuejun, who had worked in the military command, was later discouraged from living in Macau and was regarded as a "suspicious intelligence agent," although he claimed to be only engaged in translation work and had no contact with intelligence missions. In desperation, he returned to Taiwan again. At the same time, Zhang Lushi and his family have been living a life of displacement and suffering because they are the descendants of Zhang Zuolin. Zhang Lushi once fell out of love due to identity, but they never took the initiative to reveal their identity, nor did they mention their kinship with Zhang Xueliang. Despite the difficult situation, they remained optimistic and resilient, and in the end, Zhang Xuejun succeeded in business and improved his life. As the livelihood problem was solved, their longing for their hometown became heavier and heavier, and Zhang Lushi's mother's greatest wish was to return to the mainland and visit Zhang Zuolin's grave in her hometown in the northeast. In 2007, Zhang Lushi finally came to Shenyang as he wished, eager to prove his identity, but it took time. Zhang Li knew about Zhang Zuolin's situation and Zhang Lushi's father, Zhang Xuejun, but he still couldn't confirm Zhang Lushi's identity immediately. He enthusiastically took Zhang Lushi to visit the Grand Marshal's Mansion, trying to find the answer in the conversation.
Zhang Lushi received a detailed answer from Zhang Lushi about the situation after Zhang Zuolin's injury, especially the description of the fatal wound caused by shrapnel cutting his throat. Zhang Lushi explained that Zhang Zuolin was seriously injured when he was rushed back to the Grand Marshal's Mansion, but in order to stabilize the situation, he claimed that he was only slightly injured. The statement that Zhang Zuolin left his last words before his death is not true, because his injuries were very serious, and he died soon after being escorted to the Marshal's Mansion, and he had no chance to leave any last words. These details corroborate each other with the historical facts that Zhang Li understands, which makes him more convinced of Zhang Lushi's identity. After careful consideration, Zhang Li decided to help Zhang Lushi go to Zhang's cemetery to sweep the grave. However, when Zhang Lushi got into the car, he learned that his grandfather's tomb was not in Shenyang, but in Panjin. The reasons for this situation are quite complicated, Zhang Zuolin's death was too sudden, and the mausoleum was not built in advance;Later, Zhang Zuolin Cemetery was built, but the Japanese were unwilling to bury his body and so on. In the end, Zhang Zuolin was buried in the Zhang cemetery in Panjin. However, the sheer scale of Zhang's cemetery and its meticulous care are very different from the "overgrown grass" scene that Zhang had in mind.
When he worshipped in front of the tomb of Zhang's ancestor, he finally couldn't help but burst into tears. After so many years of looking forward to returning to the mainland to visit the graves, he was very satisfied with this trip. Ma Yunlan is Zhang Xuequan's wife, and Zhang Xuequan is Zhang Xuejun's sibling, and she is no stranger to Zhang Lushi. Under the arrangement of the staff, Ma Yunlan saw Zhang Lushi again after many years, and the two immediately burst into tears and hugged each other tightly, and the mystery of Zhang Lushi's identity disappeared!