**Famous generals of the uprising, Cheng Qian, General Zhang Zhizhong and Fu Zuoyi, had a far-reaching influence. Cheng Qian was an important figure in the Kuomintang and was received by *** after the uprising. General Zhang Zhizhong was Chiang Kai-shek's right-hand man, and his influence on General Tao Zhiyue directly contributed to the uprising in Xinjiang. Fu Zuoyi, although he was not a descendant of Chiang Kai-shek, sought his own faction within the Kuomintang, and had an elite army under his command, which had a great reputation. His troops caused a lot of trouble for the Chinese Communist Party in the War of Liberation. Some people even believe that Chiang Kai-shek, Bai Chongxi, and Fu Zuoyi are the main figures who cause trouble for the Chinese Communist Party. Because they have elite troops under them.
After Chiang Kai-shek's five main forces were defeated, he went into the wilderness in desolation, and after Fu Zuoyi's 35th Army was annihilated, he began to negotiate seriously, and after Bai Chongxi's 7th Army was destroyed, he could no longer control the situation. But why didn't Bai Chongxi revolt?The answer may lie in the loss of time, place, and people. The bargaining chip of Fu Zuoyi's uprising was not only his fierce generals, but also Beiping City. ** He once criticized those who did not cooperate with Fu Zuoyi's work, saying: "Among you, who can have the ability to transfer 200,000 troops outside Beijing, so that we can take Beijing without a single shot." Bai Chongxi may be facing a more difficult situation and cannot grasp the opportunity.
In Chinese history, there are some people and events, and their appearance has changed the direction of the entire history, and Fu Zuoyi is one of them. Fu Zuoyi's actions caused a huge sensation, also because he mastered the important geographical location of Beiping City. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Beiping City was regarded as the first choice for the new capital, because Nanjing Da** made people think that Nanjing was no longer suitable as the capital. However, this proposal was vetoed by Chiang Kai-shek. Fu Zuoyi's uprising occupied a geographical advantage and played the role of a "protective coat". In addition to Fu Zuoyi, Cheng Qian was also an important figure at that time. ** is a student of Cheng Qian, which gives Cheng Qian a time that cannot be ignored. And General Zhang Zhizhong has people and advantages, and he has a deep friendship with ***.
In contrast, Bai Chongxi doesn't seem to have so many advantages. In terms of geographical advantages, his position is not as important as Fu Zuoyi;In terms of men, the forces he can control are far less than the 500,000 he claims. Therefore, if Bai Chongxi wants to revolt, he needs to be more prepared, rather than rashly risking his escape. **The issue of General Bai Chongxi's uprising has been mentioned many times, but why did he not choose to revolt in the end?**What is the difference in attitude towards the three **generals of Fu Zuoyi, Zhang Zhizhong and Bai Chongxi?Why was General Fu Zuoyi recognized by ***, while General Bai Chongxi was treated harshly?Did Bai Chongxi's resume and behavior have an impact on his treatment?
** It was mentioned in the conversation that Bai Chongxi had considered an uprising and negotiated with the CCP, but in the end he was unable to do so. and has different views on Fu Zuoyi and Zhang Zhizhong, and there are also differences in attitudes towards them. For Fu Zuoyi, ** mentioned the demand of "completely annihilating his troops", and for Zhang Zhizhong, it was mentioned that "if he hands over the army to us, we can consider absorbing him into the regime". However, General Bai Chongxi was treated with a resolute attitude, mentioning that "he may be used, but his troops will be completely annihilated". General Bai Chongxi performed well during the Anti-Japanese War, but his participation in the "Southern Anhui Incident" also made him controversial.
**Such a stern attitude towards Bai Chongxi may be based on his personal history and behavior. Bai Chongxi's "Southern Anhui Incident" had an impact on the relationship between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, which may also be one of the reasons for ***'s tough attitude towards it. When dealing with generals, the general's personal history and behavior become factors that affect his attitude. The handover of Fu Zuoyi's army, whether Zhang Zhizhong's army was handed over, and Bai Chongxi's total annihilation were all influenced to some extent by personal history and behavior. For the evaluation of historical figures, it is often necessary to consider a variety of factors. As a member of the **, General Bai Chongxi's personal history and behavior will have an important impact on his evaluation.
Although *** treats him harshly, it is also based on his personal history and behavior. Why did Bai Chongxi miss the best opportunity to revolt?Why choose confrontation over surrender or uprising?It was because he had grossly misjudged the situation and overestimated his own strength. In the struggle between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, Bai Chongxi's choice makes people think: How do people make decisions in political struggles?And what factors influenced his choice?Perhaps from his rich and tortuous life, we can find the answer. Bai Chongxi, a general with feelings for his family and country, has experienced countless wars and struggles in his life. In the civil war between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, Bai Chongxi was isolated and helpless, and his army was crushed by the forces of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party.
In such a situation, why did he choose confrontation?Perhaps in his heart, confrontation is the only choice, a kind of explanation and persistence to himself. However, in the face of tremendous pressure from the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, Bai Chongxi's confrontation did not seem to have achieved the desired results. Why is that?Perhaps, as historians say, Bai Chongxi overestimated his own strength, which led to the eventual defeat. He missed the best opportunity to revolt and finally chose confrontation, but did not win the final victory. In political struggles, people are often influenced by various factors such as their own ideology, interests and external pressures. Bai Chongxi's choice is not isolated, and his political environment and the background of the times are also influencing his decision-making.
After in-depth understanding of Bai Chongxi's life experience and the background of the times, we may be able to better understand his choice. It is worth mentioning that in the academic community, there are also different interpretations of Bai Chongxi's choice. Some historians believe that Bai Chongxi insisted on fighting to the end out of loyalty to the country and the nationOther historians, on the other hand, believe that Bai's choice was influenced by personal ambition and misjudgment. Different perspectives also give us more room to think. Looking back on Bai Chongxi's life, he has experienced the changing historical process, and his choice may have been the best decision at that time, or it may have been deviated for some reasons.
However, no matter what, Bai Chongxi's persistence and persistence are worthy of our deep thought and admiration. In the long course of history, everyone's choices will leave traces and are worthy of our consideration. The same is true of Bai Chongxi's choice, his decision may not be the only correct answer, but it is a vivid historical picture that is worth exploring and savoring. Perhaps it is precisely this choice that constitutes a rich and colorful historical landscape.