Zhang Xueliang, a man who has been imprisoned for 54 years, has an inheritance of hundreds of millions. Many people may be surprised by this number, but in fact, Zhang Xueliang did not live a poor life during the years he was imprisoned.
On the contrary, he received special care from Chiang Kai-shek and even had a certain economic **. These funds** may be due to the treatment he received during his captivity, or the support provided to him by his relatives and friends.
Regardless of the quality of these funds, Zhang Xueliang was still able to accumulate a lot of wealth during his 54 years in prison, which is one of the reasons why his posthumous inheritance was as high as hundreds of millions.
In order to protect Zhang Xueliang's life, Chiang Kai-shek opened a bank card for him and deposited a certain amount of money into it. However, Zhang Xueliang's wealth is not limited to this.
As the "King of the Northeast", Zhang Zuolin has a large number of assets, and he has invested in areas such as the textile industry and the steamship industry. In addition to these, Zhang Xueliang has also accumulated huge wealth through his own efforts and wisdom.
After the "918" incident, the wealth given to Zhang Xueliang by Zhang Zuolin was finally attributed to Yu Fengzhi's name. Yu Fengzhi is Zhang Xueliang's original wife and a victim of an arranged marriage.
However, unlike the older generation, Zhang Xueliang is not bound by feudal thinking, and he has his own ideas about his marriage.
With his tenacity and selfless dedication, Yu Fengzhi moved Zhang Xueliang and changed his view of Fengzhi. In 1930, Zhang Xueliang was imprisoned, and Yu Fengzhi did not leave his side, but firmly guarded him.
The sudden bad news made Yu Fengzhi deeply frightened, but she did not waver because of this, but strengthened her support and care for Zhang Xueliang.
Chiang Kai-shek agreed to Zhang Xueliang's request to allow Yu Fengzhi to travel to the United States alone. However, despite her anticipation, the flow of water is ruthless and does not seem to respond to her feelings.
At this time, she recalled what her husband Zhang Xueliang once said to her: "At this moment, Yu Fengzhi suddenly understood the impermanence and difficulty of life. ”
Although Yu Fengzhi, who had just arrived in the United States, had some savings, she quickly ran out of money due to the cost of medical treatment and children. However, by chance, she found success on **, like a fish in water.
From this passage, it can be known that Yu Fengzhi used the funds to succeed in the real estate sector, quickly reaped the rewards, and purchased several properties in the United States. When the news reached Chiang Kai-shek's ears, he began to worry that because his wife and children were in the United States, Zhang Xueliang might have the idea of leaving China, and he had to prevent such thoughts from happening.
Although Yu Fengzhi and Zhang Xueliang still maintain a married relationship, this makes her feel some comfort.
Yu Fengzhi had no choice but to sign the agreement under pressure from Chiang Kai-shek, and it is impossible to know how much money she paid for Zhang Xueliang. But in the end, the money became part of Zhang Xueliang's legacy.
It is surprising that Zhang Xueliang's estate was donated to Columbia University in the United States. After all, Zhang Xueliang is a native of Northeast China and has spent his entire life in China.
However, his act of generosity shows his love for education and vision for the future.
Zhang Xueliang once thought deeply about this issue. At first, he considered donating the money to the Tohoku Museum, but when he really realized it, he felt fear.
This is an experience that Zhang Xueliang will never want to recall, and if he donates the money to the Northeast Museum at this time, it may plunge him into deeper pain.
Zhang Xueliang is well aware that these wealth are insignificant to his children, whose educational background is in the United States, and they have embraced the value of independence. Therefore, after careful consideration, he remembered a friend of his own, Tang Degang, and hoped to use his help.
For Zhang Xueliang, Columbia University is significant, he is a part of that place, and has had a profound impact on his life experience and values.
Zhang Xueliang's asset donation has attracted widespread attention. In our view, we look at Zhang Xueliang from a dialectical perspective.
Zhang Xueliang's conquest process has left a deep imprint on Columbia University in the United States, and many precious documents have been well preserved and circulated to the world.