The next day, all the newspapers in Shanghai fully reported the story of the 29th Army Swordsman Team, as well as the story of the eight heroines of the Anti-League. Many universities invited Song Zheyuan to give lectures at the school. Those middle school students also simply regarded the Anti-League as
The eight female heroes were admired to the heavens, and Liu Xiang also read the newspaper in Sichuan and said, he didn’t expect our Sichuan son to be so powerful. His wife said, should he send his daughter to Shanghai to go to university?
Liu Xiang said, I want this.
Liu Xiang (July 1, 1888 - 1938), named Fucheng, born in Dayi, Chengdu, Sichuan, was a warlord of Sichuan during the Republic of China, a first-level general of the National Revolutionary Army, and governor of Sichuan Province.
, the first president of Chongqing University. Graduated from the Sichuan Army Accelerated School. In August 1913 (the second year of the Republic of China), Xiong Kewu, commander of the Fifth Division of the Sichuan Army, and others responded to Sun Yat-sen's "second revolution", declared independence in Chongqing, and formed the Commander-in-Chief of the Yuan Army.
The troops decided to divide their troops into three groups and besiege Luzhou. First, they would eliminate Zhou Jun's First Division controlled by Hu Wenlan. Before the battle, Xiong Kewu sent his instant classmate Fu Chang and others to instigate the attack. Liu Xiang was noncommittal. After the battle started, he, Hou Jianguo, and Liu Sheng'en were ordered to lead
The battalion intercepted the troops of Long Guang, the brigade commander of the middle route and commander of the first regiment, who was attacking Yuan Jun. He rushed back and forth in this area and saved Luzhou. After the failure of the attack on Yuan Jun, Liu Xiang was promoted to the commander of the third regiment of the first division because of his meritorious service.
, transferred to Chongqing and concentrated on military training.
In August 1915 (the fourth year of the Republic of China), Yuan Shikai appointed Chen Huan to supervise Sichuan's military affairs. In order to weaken the Sichuan army, he reduced the divisions. Liu Xiangjing and Zhou Jun defended themselves in front of Chen Huan, and the new brigade commander Xiong Xiangsheng also saw his simplicity.
He was not replaced. In the winter of the same year, he was appointed commander of Tongliang, Bishan and Dazu Qingxiang Branch. On the orders of Chen Huan, he conducted a large-scale search for revolutionaries and cleared the way for Yuan Shikai to restore himself and proclaim himself emperor.
On December 5, 1915 (the fourth year of the Republic of China), Yunnan declared independence. Cai E, commander-in-chief of the First Army of the National Defense Army, led his troops to Sichuan to attack Yuan Shikai. Liu Xiang, under the command of Xiong Xiangsheng, led the entire regiment to defend Luzhou.
In March 2006, Liu Cunhou, commander of the Second Division of the Sichuan Army, declared independence in Naxi and declared himself the commander-in-chief of the Sichuan Army Protecting the Country. He and the Protecting Army led by Cai E met to attack Luzhou. Liu Xiang assisted Xiong Xiangsheng in detaining all the troops Liu Cunhou left behind in Luzhou, and obtained
Yuan Shikai was rewarded 300,000 yuan. When the National Guard Army approached Xiaoshi and Wufeng Peak, he was ordered to lead his regiment as the vanguard. Under the cover of fierce artillery fire from the Beiyang Army, he broke through the Yangtze River and counterattacked Lantian Dam, cutting off the National Guard Army.
On their way back across the river. After the battle, the National Guard Army suffered a defeat. Chen Huan and Beiyang Army General Zhang Jingyao sent a special telegram to Yuan Shikai, asking him to commend Liu Xiang. On March 13, Yuan Shikai issued an order saying: "Liu Xiang bravely supervises the battle.
, Liancheng captured the important town, cleared the river bank, and was commendable for his diligence and bravery. He was awarded the title of Army Major General and awarded five honors. "Later, Liu Xiang was awarded the third-class Jiahe Medal. On May 22, Chen Huan declared the independence of Sichuan.
Seeing that the overall situation had changed, Xiong Xiangsheng abandoned the army and sneaked back to Chengdu. Because of his seniority, Liu Xiang was recommended by the public as acting brigade commander. Later, after Zhou Jun, who was in charge of Sichuan military affairs, reported it, he was officially appointed by Yuan Shikai as the 15th Army Commander.
Commander of the 29th Infantry Brigade of the Division. On July 20, the National Guard Army captured Chengdu. Cai E took office in Chengdu as Sichuan Army Governor and Governor. He telegraphed an invitation to Zhou Daogang (then serving in the Army Ministry in Beijing) to return to Sichuan and serve as the commander of the First Division.
, please appoint Liu Xiang as the commander of the first brigade of the division.
In January 1918 (the seventh year of the Republic of China), the Sichuan Jingguo War broke out. At the beginning, Liu Xiang, along with the commander of the First Division, Xu Xiaogang, stood on Liu Cunhou's side and led his troops to fight against the Yunnan and Guizhou Jingguo Army in Neijiangzhidianjiachang, a pile of rocks and the Baima Temple area.
In an attempt to block the westward advance of the Jingguo coalition forces. During an attack, he retreated and went to see Xu Xiaogang. At that time, Xu was furious because of the defeat on the front line. When he heard that Liu Xiang was coming, he sternly scolded: "Can't Brigadier Liu kill him?!"
"Liu Xiang turned around and ran after hearing the words. He immediately led the pistol team and rushed to the front line to supervise the attack. In February, the Jingguo army captured Chengdu. Seeing that the Beijing government had lost control of Sichuan, Liu Xiang followed Xu Xiaogang and other Sichuan army generals.
He immediately turned to Xiong Kewu, the commander-in-chief of the Sichuan Jingguo Army, and issued a call for "protection of the law". In March, Xiong Kewu was appointed as the commander of the First Division of the Sichuan Army. In June, Xiong Kewu held an army meeting in Chengdu and organized the Sichuan Army into seven divisions. Liu
Xiang was appointed commander of the Second Division, with jurisdiction over Yongchuan, Rongchang, Tongliang, Dazu, Bishan, Hechuan, and Wusheng counties, and the division headquarters was set up in Hechuan. From then on, Liu Xiang had a fixed foothold, and at the same time appointed Baoding Crash College students
He held important positions such as staff officer and brigade commander, and began to establish a rapid-fire theater troupe. At the same time, he organized a military training team and an officer training center to intensify the training of military backbones in order to recharge their batteries. He told the officers at the training center that they would "unify Sichuan" together in the future.
, aspire to conquer the Central Plains."
On January 8, 1921, Liu Xiang and Dan Maoxin jointly sent a telegram to express their determination for autonomy. "Before the legal unified government of the Republic of China is established, Sichuan Province will be completely autonomous. It will formulate the fundamental law of provincial autonomy based on the will of the provincial citizens, exercise all powers, and conspire to
Political innovation, in order to revitalize industry, and will never protect the left or the right in any aspect between the north and the south." On January 21, the First Army Dan Maoxin, the Second Army Liu Xiang, and the Third Army Liu Chengxun once again jointly sent power to refuse
They did not accept the Beiyang government's appointment of Liu Cunhou as the governor of Sichuan and Xiong Kewu as the governor of Sichuan, and "decided to allow the Sichuan people to become independent and autonomous." On February 18, Liu Xiang, Dan Maoxin, and Liu Chengxun jointly sent a telegram, announcing that Liu Cunhou had violated public opinion and was the leader of Sichuan.
As a major obstacle to autonomy, he should be expelled. He began to join forces with the First and Third Armies to expel Liu Cunhou. In late March, Liu Cunhou was defeated and resigned. On June 6, the generals above the commander of the Sichuan Mixed Brigade elected Liu Xiang as the general secretary of Sichuan at the aftermath meeting.
Commander, the joint offices of the various armies were revoked, and on the 24th he was promoted to the governor of Sichuan. Xiong Kewu expressed his support behind the scenes. On July 2, Liu Xiang officially took office as the commander-in-chief of the Sichuan Army and governor of Sichuan. With more than 80,000 people under his command, he became
The leader of the Sichuan warlords' crash system.
In June 1926, Liu Xiang and others sent representatives to Changsha to meet Tang Shengzhi and asked to join the Northern Expeditionary Army. On July 22, the Beijing government appointed Liu Xiang as chief of staff, but he did not take office. On August 13, Liu Xiang, Liu Wenhui, Lai Xinhui, and Liu Chengxun
Because Wu Peifu changed the governor and governor of Sichuan, sent a telegram to oppose Wu, and was willing to send troops to the Northern Expedition. On November 27, the Guangzhou National Government appointed Liu Xiang as the commander of the 21st Army of the National Revolutionary Army and the committee member of Sichuan and Kang Suifu.
On the 8th, Liu Xiang announced his assumption of office. On the 17th, he sent a telegram to express his determination to respond to the Sichuan incident in the past and to be loyal to the National Revolution in the future. Tang Shizun, commander of the 1st Division of the 21st Army Headquarters, Xu Shaozong, commander of the 2nd Division, and Wang Lingji, commander of the 3rd Division,
Luo Wei, commander of the 4th Division, Wang Zanxu, commander of the 5th Division, Pan Wenhua, commander of the 6th Division, Lan Wenbin, commander of the 7th Division, Yang Guozhen, commander of the 1st Mixed Brigade, and Zhang Bangben, commander of the Artillery Corps. On December 27, the Nanjing government's left and right factions broke out.
Due to the conflict, Liu Xiang ordered martial law and dissolved the provincial and municipal party headquarters of the right wing (Xishan Conference Faction).
Nowadays, Sichuan is closely following the pace of Shanghai. Sichuan has also undergone earth-shaking changes. Now this year's University Games is also held in Chengdu. The same is true for Chengdu at this time. All the streets are paved with cement. Everywhere around Chengdu
They were all factories, and all the bandits in Sichuan Province were disbanded. Liu Xiang sent batches of military talents to Shanghai to study. Liu Xiang also sent all his children to Shanghai to go to school. The expenses were paid by himself.
At that time, Sichuan was also united, and with Jiang Qiang's industrial support for Kangding, Sichuan basically solved the problem of food and clothing.
Today Tang Juwu mainly communicates with the 29th Army. Xuanran is not very satisfied with Song Zheyuan but still supports the equipment of their four divisions. He also requires them to guard the Yellow River. This is the minimum requirement. Song Zheyuan is still relatively
I am satisfied, but dissatisfied because of the special care given to Zhang Zizhong, giving them one heavy artillery weapon. That was a big deal. At this time, Japan only had six heavy artillery weapons. Zhang Zizhong himself had one heavy artillery weapon in one division. There was no way he could do this.
It was specially arranged by Tang Juwu, and then all Song Zheyuan's men entered the Shanghai Military Academy for three months of further study, and 500 officers of company level and above also entered the Shanghai Military Academy for one year of further study.
Jiang Qiang, a member of the Northeast Anti-Resistance Alliance, also asked them all to enter the military academy for three months. This was an order from Yan'an. In fact, they also wanted to learn Wang Yizhe's fighting style. It was simply too awesome. Fifty people could fight one little Japanese.
In the end, no one in the squadron died. Such an army was too powerful. Zhao Yiman had already entered university to study again.
Zhao Yiman was born on October 27, 1905, in a feudal landlord family in Baiyangzui Village in the north of Yibin County, Sichuan Province. His father, Li Hongxu, once donated money to become a "supervisor", and later taught himself Chinese medicine and treated doctors in the village.
His mother, Lan Mingfu, took care of the housework and had six girls and three boys, with Yiman being the seventh. In 1913, when he was 8 years old, Zhao Yiman entered a "private school" and got good grades. In 1918, when he was 13 years old, his father passed away, and his eldest brother Li Xiru and sister-in-law Zhou Banghan were left.
Housekeeper. In 1924, her eldest brother-in-law Zheng Youzhi introduced her to the Socialist Youth League. In May 1926, the first anniversary of the May 30th Movement, it was the climax of the boycott of foreign goods. Zhao Yiman organized party members among students in accordance with the instructions of the Red Party.
Propaganda, boycotting British kerosene ships approaching the Yibin dock, students were subjected to armed suppression, which triggered strikes, market strikes, and class strikes throughout the city. In the summer of 1926, he joined the Red Party. In October 1926, Zhao Yiman was admitted to the Wuhan Huangpu Military Academy.
In November, he entered Wuhan Central Military and Political School to study. In the spring of 1934, Zhao Yiman served as a member of the Zhuhe Central County Committee of the Red Party and secretary of the Tiebei District Committee, mobilizing the masses, establishing peasant guerrillas, and cooperating with the anti-Japanese troops. Later, he also served as the Northeast People's Revolutionary Committee
Political commissar of the Second Regiment of the Third Army of the Army, she led her troops in the area east of Jining and dealt a heavy blow to the Japanese and puppets. In July, she went to the anti-Japanese guerrilla zone east of Jining and served as a member of the Zhuhe Central County Committee, and later as a member of the Zhuhe County Committee.
Secretary of the He District Party Committee, he was once mistaken by the Anti-Union fighters as the sister of Commander-in-Chief Zhao Shangzhi.
Now Zhao Yiman is a famous person in Shanghai, and he is invited to give speeches everywhere. Zhao Yiman still refuses and has been studying administration in university.
At this time in San Francisco, the overseas Chinese in the United States are all reading reports from Shanghai. At this time, there are big slogans on the streets saying, "China will not perish because of you." The overseas Chinese also held large-scale demonstrations. People were singing "My China" everywhere.
In China, Germany, Britain and France are full of demonstrations by overseas Chinese.
At this time, the Nanjing government was the most embarrassed. The chairman of the committee had not come out of the office for two days. At this time, it could be said that he hated Tang Juwu deeply. There were demonstrations everywhere in the country to protest against the Nanjing government's injustice.
As a request to form an anti-Japanese coalition government to fight against Japanese imperialism and return our country, Zhang Xueliang only received 50 million U.S. dollars of sponsorship from Shanghai. At this time, it was already very good, and he did not blame Tang Juwu too much.
Regardless of old feelings, Shanghai has also returned to calm. The Spring Festival is still a month away. The history at this time has not changed at all. Zhou Wen has already gone to Nanjing Military Academy for six months to study and will lead a battalion. He himself feels that
Shanghai was not developing much, and he also had objections to Tang Juwu. He could clearly drive away the Japanese troops in the three eastern provinces, but he just didn't move. He questioned Jiang Baili several times in school. At this time, Jiang Baili couldn't say anything.
Zhou Wen and several of his other students left the Military Academy for two and a half years and went to Nanjing. At this time, Nanjing was still very happy to receive them. When Zhou Wen and the others arrived at the school, Principal Zhang Zhizhong was also surprised to see their military qualities. Such military
The quality is something that I can't achieve here. After reporting to the chairman, the chairman asked Zhou Wen and others to be temporary instructors to conduct military training for this group of students. He also arranged for a company of soldiers to train Zhou Wen alone.
This will satisfy Zhou Wen's vanity.
Today, in order to satisfy his family, Jiang Qiang invited Wang Huimin to his home as a guest, which made the family very happy. The youngest sister gave her best toy to Wang Huimin, and the eldest sister also brought out her favorite one.
Jiang Bing gave a coat to Wang Huimin, and Jiang Bing kept telling Wang Huimin the stories of the war. Tingting also said rudely, Jiang Qiang, why are you joining in the fun here? Go buy food and cook, which makes her
His mother laughed at Jiang Qiang for asking for trouble. There was no way for the whole family to treat him as transparent. Jiang Qiang picked up the basket and went to the vegetable market alone to buy vegetables and cook. At this time, Jiang Qiang returned to his usual self.
Just wander around the market, look at the delicious food and buy it. Everyone in the market knows Jiang Qiang. This guy is willing to buy the most expensive and best food. He doesn't negotiate the price. You can get whatever you say, but there is one condition.
It just has to be very fresh and buy whatever is expensive. There are not only two kilograms of sea shrimps, a six kilograms of water fish, and a five kilograms of big fish head, as well as pig intestines, pork belly, and small beef.
, are the best food.
When I got home, I saw Wang Huimin reading a book at Qian Dafa's place, Tingting was also reading there, and Jiang Bing and his sister were playing there. Jiang Qiang started cooking, and his mother came over to help. It wasn't that her mother didn't want to cook.
, he really couldn’t make the taste of Jiang Qiang. He remembered that Jiang Qiang was unwilling to cook when he was a child. Now he is obsessed with cooking. He just pays attention to a taste, and even he can’t figure it out.
, and when did he study medicine? His father was an honest worker, but he was the most timid worker and was eventually killed by a Japanese ronin. Jiang Qiang’s mother has seen her son. That’s right.
, it was his own son, why had he changed so much? Jiang Qiang had the meal ready in no time.
Everyone had dinner together. Jiang Qiang said, Wang Huimin, you don’t want to be in the military academy. You are too young. How about you study with my eldest sister? Wang Huimin said, I still have to listen to the organization’s arrangements. In fact, in the military academy I
I don’t understand. Okay, how about you leave this problem to me to solve? You also need to train with us. What we learn is red boxing. When you grow up, you can fight the Japanese again, okay? Well, you
You need to make it clear to our organization that I am not a deserter. Tingting said, how could you be a great hero? Do you know? In fact, Wang Huimin was also ignorant at this time. Who doesn’t want to live a better life? At that time, there was no way, and he was an orphan.
, it was Leng Yun who saved him, so he joined the Anti-Japanese War. When he saw his sister drowning in the river, he walked into the river with Leng Yun without even thinking about it. He wanted to die with his sister even if he died.