Chiang Kai-shek was a prominent figure, with a combination of power and land. Chiang Kai-shek's military rank was a special general, and he served as commander-in-chief of the army, navy and air force, president of the Kuomintang, chairman of the Military Commission, and president of the Republic of China.
Chiang Kai-shek held an important position, served as the number one of the Central Military Commission for a long time, and was a big man who called the wind and rain, but he also encountered many tricky things, even some small things that made him helpless. One year, when he was expanding his ancestral house (ancestral house), he encountered a nail household, who refused to buy his account and refused to relocate. Old Jiang was very helpless about this and could not do anything about it.
Here's the thing.
Chiang Kai-shek was born in The town of Xikou in Fenghua.
Old Jiang's former residences include Yutai Salt Shop, Fenghao House, Small Bungalow and so on. Yutai salt is laid in xikou middle street mochi lane, three storefronts, upstairs home. On October 31, 1887, Chiang Kai-shek was born on the second floor of Yutai Yanpu.
Fenghao House is about 500 meters away from Yutai Yanpu and is located on Wuling Road Lower Street. Fenghao House was originally a small two-storey building with more than ten rooms. Chiang Kai-shek grew up in Fenghaofang, where he grew up.
In 1895, Chiang Kai-shek's father, Chiang Kai-shek, died of illness. The following year, Chiang Kai-shek's older brother Chiang Kai-qing (born to Chiang Zhao-chung's original wife, Xu Shi), quarreled over the separation from his stepmother, Wang Caiyu (Wang Caiyu).
When the family was separated, Jiang Jieqing took all the assets, houses and other high-quality land properties of Yutai Salt Shop as his own. Chiang Kai-shek and his mother Wang Caiyu were given only a small building, a "Fenghao House", twenty acres of thin fields, and a piece of bamboo mountain.
When Chiang Kai-shek grew up, he embarked on the road of military service and rose through the ranks. Later, the old Chiang Kai-shek became the president, commander-in-chief, and chairman of the COMMITTEE, and became the number one of the Central Military Commission.
After Chiang Kai-shek seized power, in order to glorify the lintel, he decided to build a large number of civil engineering projects and expand the fenghao house of his ancestral house (ancestral house).
Following Mr. Feng Shui's instructions, Chiang Kai-shek decided to expand the new mansion around the old mansion. According to the original plan, the twenty-six households near the Fenghao house were to be relocated to make room for the Jiang family. After mobilization, twenty-five households were relocated, leaving only one household next to the Fenghao House in Zhou Shunfang. In fact, these twenty-five households did not want to leave their ancestral home, and their grandchildren lived here. It was only because chiang kai-shek was in a high position of power that the neighbors could not afford to provoke him, so they had to endure the pain of concessions.
Because Zhou Shunfang's attitude is very tough, soft and hard, and resolutely refuses to relocate, it has become a nail household.
Dare to oppose Chiang Kai-shek! What is the owner of Zhou Shun's room?
The owner of Zhou Shunfang was named Zhou Yunsheng, who was a small friend of Chiang Kai-shek's childhood. The two families were family friends, and the two families were adjacent, and Zhou Yunsheng did not regard Ruiyuan (Chiang Kai-shek's nickname) as a sacred and irresponsible big man.
After receiving the notice of relocation, Zhou Yunsheng released a message in public: "Ruiyuan he became emperor, the house should be expanded, I should support, he asked me to relocate, I had to move." There is no way to refuse! However, there is a condition, I want Ruiyuan to come to me personally! ”
Chiang Kai-shek's subordinates and local officials repeatedly discussed the relocation with Zhou Yunsheng, the owner of Zhou Shun's house, promising him to "ask for money and land", and also to build him a new building on the street of Xikou. But Zhou Yunsheng did not buy it, and he insisted that Chiang Kai-shek personally come forward to talk about the demolition.
These words reached Chiang Kai-shek's ears, and the old Chiang was very familiar with the temper of this neighbor. Old Jiang was helpless and had no choice but to sigh, "Forget it, forget it." It's up to him to move or not. We used to be next door neighbors and will remain neighbors in the future. ”
In this way, the small courtyard of Zhou Shunfang was preserved as it was and became the largest nail household in the Republic of China. In this regard, everyone says: Chiang Kai-shek is in a high position of power, but he cannot even deal with a "nail household."
Zhou Yunsheng, the owner of Zhou Shun's house, refused to relocate, and the Fenghao house had to be expanded according to Lao Jiang's intentions. The layout of the fenghao house after the expansion is not square, but is "occupied" by the "Zhou Shunfang" in the southeast corner.
After the founding of New China, the relevant departments re-planned and repaired the Fenghao House and became a tourist attraction. Nowadays, if you visit Chiang's former residence, you will see a somewhat unusual Zhou Shunfang cake shop embedded in the right side of the courtyard of Chiang's former residence.