In 1949, the United States persuaded Chen Cheng to dominate Taiwan Island, but Chiang Kai shek was e

Mondo History Updated on 2024-02-26

In that piece of Jiang's world, half of the Whampoa Army was in the country. After the war, Jiang Men fled to Taiwan and swore to follow him. But in the Game of Thrones, no one can escape the fate of the chess pieces: Dai Liji was destroyed, Tang Enboke died in a foreign land, Hu Zongnan was down, and only Chen Cheng died well and was respected by Prime Minister.

Chen Cheng's family photo Chen Cheng is unique among the Kuomintang veterans and is deeply loved and respected. How did he stand out among the eight King Kongs such as Jiang Dingwen, Zhang Zhizhong, Qian Dajun, and Chen Jiji?

The key to this lies in his persistence and determination. In the Central Plains War in 1930, Chen Cheng mercilessly enforced military regulations, ordering a soldier who violated military regulations to be killed on the spot.

Although the decision caused some controversy, Chen Cheng always maintained his convictions, believing that even He Yingqin's cronies were no exception. This firm stance allowed him to establish prestige in the army and win the respect and trust of the people.

The Liangzi between Chen Cheng and He Yingqin was formed in a conflict. He Yingqin was dissatisfied with Chen Cheng's decision because he was more senior and had a higher position than Chen Cheng, but in the end he chose to swallow his anger.

However, this incident kept He Yingqin in mind, which caused the conflict between the two to gradually escalate, and finally lasted for 20 years. Although the two did not have too many conflicts of interest before, Chen Cheng's execution of He Yingqin's cronies made He Yingqin unacceptable, which was also the fuse for the outbreak of the conflict between the two.

Although the military order is like a mountain, He Yingqin cannot forget this incident, which is why he has been-for-tat with Chen Cheng.

The contradiction between He Yingqin and Chen Cheng stemmed from an election of division commanders. He Yingqin opposed Chen Cheng becoming a teacher, he believed that Chen Cheng's qualifications were too shallow, he was young, he was too anxious to be a teacher in his 30s, and there were many capable people, such as Gu Zhutong and Liu Zhi, and Chen Cheng could not be compared with them.

Therefore, He Yingqin suggested that Chen Cheng should train for a period of time first, and then consider whether to serve as the division commander after making great contributions. After Chen Cheng heard the news, he resigned from all his positions and went to Shanghai in a rage.

He Yingqin and Chen Cheng were both generals under Chiang Kai-shek, which made Chiang Kai-shek very difficult. He tried to persuade He Yingqin to open up, thinking that Chen Cheng had already commanded the regiment, and now it was time to serve as the division commander.

Under Chiang Kai-shek's multi-party coordination, He Yingqin finally let Chen Cheng smoothly serve as the deputy commander of the 11th Division. Although it was originally agreed that the position of division commander was originally agreed, Chiang Kai-shek only played a cover, and the purpose was only to cover people's eyes and ears, especially He Yingqin's.

Cao Wanshun was appointed as Chen Cheng's interim supervisor, and He Yingqin had no choice about it. In fact, Lao Jiang and Xi Ni have been for more than half a year, just to ensure that Chen Cheng can justifiably serve as the division commander.

Next, he will find an excuse to transfer Cao Wanshun away and let Chen Cheng officially take office. It is undeniable that Chiang Kai-shek's trick of secretly concealing Chen Cang, covering his ears and stealing the bell is indeed very clever.

However, we don't know what He Yingqin's attitude is towards this matter, but since he has been able to fight with Chen Cheng for more than 20 years, it means that he still has some nostalgia for this matter.

After Cao Wanshun left Taiwan, the struggle between the top leaders in the early days became increasingly fierce, and soon two battlefields of light and darkness were formed, and the noble faction represented by Li Zongren and the civil and military faction represented by Wu Guozhen and Sun Liren formed a sharp contrast.

They all had their own plans, and they all wanted to replace Chiang Kai-shek. In order to survive in Taiwan, Chiang was forced to seek support from the United States. However, the US authorities were not polite to Chiang, and Chiang could only maneuver with various forces.

Chen Cheng told Chiang that the United States had turned its attention to Wu Guozhen and Sun Liren with the intention of abandoning Chiang Baotai. When Chiang Kai-shek heard the news, his face changed drastically, and his jealousy was extremely inflated.

He said, "We have time, it's still early." There is an old saying in the Chinese: "Love is enough to harm", and this sentence could not be more appropriate here.

Soon after, the Wu case and the Sun case occurred one after another.

Wu Guozhen resigned due to illness and fled to the United States with his family, never returning to his homeland. He publicly exposed the darkness within the Kuomintang and severely criticized Chiang Kai-shek for his lack of freedom of speech, believing that it would be difficult to gain the support of the people and overseas Chinese.

Chiang Kai-shek was furious when he heard these remarks, declared Wu Guozhen a sinner who betrayed the party and the state, and asked the United States to extradite him back to China, but was refused.

During Chiang Kai-shek's rule, the situation in Taiwan became more and more severe, and incidents of banditry and espionage emerged one after another. However, there is a saying that goes, "Bandits are lurking around you." ”

In June 1955, Chiang Kai-shek personally went to southern Taiwan for a military parade. During this period, the Fourth Army, presided over by Sun Liren, the former commander-in-chief of the army, carried out military advice, but Sun Liren did not realize that Chiang Kai-shek had learned of his plan through spies, and secretly arrested more than 100 of Sun Liren's main cadres in the army.

In addition, the Taiwan authorities have also maintained a high degree of vigilance in this regard, and have carried out a large-scale search of the troops under review, and even before the official review begins, the security personnel have repeatedly used minesweepers to inspect them.

During this period, Chiang Kai-shek believed that Sun Liren had been prompted by the United States for a long time before launching the mutiny.

After some searching, Wu Guozhen did not find any accidents. Chiang Kai-shek's 100 men guarded the mountain for half a day, and did not find anything unusual. The incident of "Sun Liren's mutiny" caused an uproar inside and outside Taiwan, and it continued to circulate and spread, and eventually, the news of "Sun Liren's mutiny" began to spread at home and abroad.

According to the recollections of the parties who participated in the review, Chiang Ching-kuo lectured them at that time: "Now there are frenzied senior generals who want to take advantage of the military parade to assassinate them, and you, as loyal members of the army, must put the protection of your safety in the first place." ”

However, the parade was uneventful, and after a thorough search of Sun Liren's people, the Chiang father and son still failed to find any trace of the mutiny. All this shows that the presiding officer of the "incident" was Chiang Ching-kuo, and the ** of intelligence was also Chiang Kai-shek's so-called intelligence bureau.

By all indications, Chiang's aim was to wipe out Sun Liren and his followers. In the end, Chiang Kai-shek sent Chen Cheng to preside over the case and informed Sun Liren of the so-called "bandit espionage" case.

General Sun Liren worked on the matter for 50 days, but finally admitted his mistake at the end of September and promised to take full responsibility. Therefore, he resigned from the post of chief of staff of the ** government, and since then he has become a house arrest life for a generation of famous generals.

In the cases of Wu Guozhen and Sun Liren, Chen Cheng had always shown loyalty to Chiang Kai-shek, his willingness to do things, his courage to do things, and his ability to do things, which made him deeply trusted by Chiang Kai-shek. However, Chiang did not know that Chen Cheng was also planning how to suppress him.

In his efforts to uphold reunification and resolutely resist the United States, Chen Cheng worked with Premier *** to try to ease tensions between the KMT and the CPC. Since the United States does not understand China's basic national conditions, they are vainly trying to engage in "**This is a fool's dream."

Chen Cheng Actively Safeguards National Reunification in the United States Chen Cheng is an important figure in China's modern history, and he has won people's respect and praise for his firm stance and outstanding diplomatic skills.

With the encouragement of Prime Minister, he united the Chiang family and his sons against US imperialism. Although Chen Cheng has been under great pressure in the United States, he has always kept a clear head and resolutely safeguarded the unity and territorial integrity of the country.

During his visit to the United States, he made it clear that the Chinese Communists resolutely rejected all US proposals and resolutely refused the landing of the US fleet on Taiwan, thus displaying the demeanor of a great country and the demeanor of the descendants of Huang Xia.

Chen Cheng's words and deeds were deafening and well-received in China. He was not treacherous, did not seek quick gain, and was one of the important figures in modern Chinese history.

** Instructed Chiang's father and son, Teacher Mao, to do their best to do a good job in Chen Cheng's ideological work, and to formulate a detailed plan of "one program and four objectives" to solve the problems that may arise after Taiwan's return to the motherland, including Taiwan's military and political reform and social reform.

Soon, ** personally entrusted a patriot to convey to Chen Cheng, in which he wrote: "Although the letters in the past were helped by friends, they all represented the wishes of the CCP.

If Taiwan returns to the motherland, it will enjoy the right of autonomy, and except for a few areas such as diplomacy, the military, and personnel, the rest of the affairs will be managed by Taiwan's friends themselves. ”

In his sincere words, Chen Cheng has always adhered to the one-China principle and has never wavered on the issue of China.

Before his death, Chen Cheng made a statement to Chiang Kai-shek, emphasizing that he could not use the Taiwanese people for foreign countries, nor could he be deceived by Japan. Although Chen Cheng is a historical figure with a complex background and it is difficult to evaluate him simply, he has made great contributions to maintaining the stability of the Taiwan region, and he has explained history in his later years, which is worthy of our eternal memory.

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