Li Yuanhong: A controversial figure in Chinese history. His life was full of ups and downs, drama and twists and turns. As an excellent student of Tianjin Water Master School, he was highly appreciated by Yan Fu and was known as "virtue is better than talent". However, there are questions about the sincerity of such praise. Li Yuanhong's military talent was also extraordinary, and he commanded the Southern Army to win two victories in the confrontation between the north and the south, which made opponents like Duan Qirui unmatched. However, this unusual relationship later evolved into a fierce "government dispute".
The relationship between Li Yuanhong and Yuan Shikai is also full of drama. Although Li had worked hard for Yuan, Yuan betrayed him and tried to claim the throne. This act put Lai in a difficult situation and forced him to become a "sinner". Even if Yuan Shikai Hongxian was proclaimed emperor and named Li Yuanhong the "Prince of Wuyi", he refused without hesitation. Li Yuanhong's resolute attitude demonstrated his political principles and dignity.
After serving as the ** big **, Li Yuanhong worked hard to inspect the people's situation and cared about the treatment of the army. Although Feng Yuxiang cried about the plight of the army, Li Da** thought that the rice was nutritious and said that he also liked to eat it. This scene shows Li Yuanhong's way of dealing with the world and his attitude towards problems.
In 1916, China was plunged into civil strife, and Li Yuanhong and Duan Qirui engaged in a fierce struggle for power. This "government-court dispute" is in essence a struggle between the two major forces of the United States and Japan over China's interests. Despite its own problems, China tried to exert influence in World War I. The struggle between Li Yuanhong and Duan Qirui made the situation even worse, and the people were in dire straits.
Duan Qirui, as Li Yuanhong's opponent, has a distinct personality and firm principles. He is not afraid of power, and he does not bow his head even in the face of Cixi. Duan Qirui's marriage story is also full of drama, and despite all the difficulties he has experienced, he and Miss Xu are still unable to consummate in the end.
Duan Qirui loves to play chess and attaches great importance to victory. Even if he only won half of the game against Wu Qingyuan, he felt satisfied. This winning mentality reflects Duan Qirui's personality and temperament.
In life, Duan Qirui also has many interesting things. He rented a house in Beijing, and was later gifted a property by Yuan Shikai, who won 400,000 oceans, showing the absurdity and changes of the current situation.
On November 17, 1911, Duan Qirui received an order from Yuan Shikai to go to Hankou to replace Feng Guozhang. This move made the revolutionaries feel uneasy, and at the same time showed Duan Qirui's loyalty and obedience to Yuan Shikai.
In 1917, the dispute between the government and the court intensified, and Zhang Xun led his army into Beijing to try to mediate. However, Duan Qirui took a tough stance on this, saying that he would never allow the restoration, and finally organized a "rebel army" to repel Zhang Xun.
As the leader of the army, Duan Qirui led a huge army. His actions attracted much attention, especially at the opening ceremony of the Officers' Training Corps. His praise for Jin Yunpeng shows his support and encouragement for the younger generations.
Xu Shuzheng is another highly regarded military figure. His memory is amazing and impressive. His relationship with Lu Jianzhang is also quite dramatic, showing the complexity and change of human nature.
Zhang Huaizhi was a close confidant of Duan Qirui, and his loyalty to Cao Kun was highly praised. However, the change in his attitude at a critical moment is puzzling and reveals the complexities of the political struggle.
Han Fuyu is another character with a lot of personality, and his behavior is full of drama. Although his plan to attack Tianjin's "Fire Bull Array" failed, it showed his resourcefulness and courage.
The vivid stories of these historical figures illustrate the twists and turns and variances of China's modern history. Their actions and decisions shaped the direction and pattern of Chinese politics at that time, and also influenced the subsequent development process. In this era full of turbulent changes, each character has worked hard in his place and contributed his own strength to the destiny of the country.