Chiang Kai-shek reprimanded his subordinates for saying such a sentence the most, but he did not expect that a word should be on himself
What did Chiang Kai-shek love to say in his life? "Niang Xipi", this is Chiang Kai-shek's mantra, a curse word. In addition, Chiang Kai-shek also said a sentence most often. What words? It is a sentence in which a leader reprimands his subordinates. Of course it's not good.
Chiang Kai-shek loved to train people all his life. For example, before the Battle of Jinan, the Shandong Corps led by Xu Shiyou pressed the border and sharpened their swords. Chiang Kai-shek hurriedly flew to Jinan to cheer up Wang Yaowu, the general of the Concubines. Unexpectedly, Wang Yaowu proposed to abandon Jinan and wanted to withdraw his troops to Xuzhou.
As soon as these words came out, Chiang Kai-shek was immediately furious and began to train people. He said, you, don't look at the big picture, Jinan is the provincial capital, can you give up? Don't you know the importance of Jinan? Jinan must not give up, only to encourage morale, work hard, fight to the death is the way out, otherwise there will be no place to die!
Chiang Kai-shek said this harshly enough that Wang Yaowu could no longer refute it. Later, Jinan was lost, and Wang Yaowu was captured. However, he was not buried in the Eight Treasures Mountain. Who is Chiang Kai-shek's so-called place of death?
In 1948, Chen Xie's corps and Chen Tang's corps joined forces to attack the ancient city of Luoyang, which was defended by Qiu Xingxiang of the Huangpu Phase V. Qiu Xingxiang had a nickname, "Little Chiang Kai-shek", and his thoughts were deeply poisoned by Chiang Kai-shek's father and son, and Chiang Kai-shek called him Nanjing.
Chiang Kai-shek appointed Qiu Xingxiang as the commander of the Luoyang garrison, and told him bitterly that military success or failure is a matter of concern for the security of the party and the state, and that if the communist army is not defeated, we will die without a place to die. Jiang Jingguo also invited Qiu Xingxiang to dinner, and was so touched that Qiu Xingxiang did not even want his hot girlfriend, and rushed to Luoyang to desperately defend.
It's another place to die. Qiu Xingxiang still did not defend Luoyang in the end, he was captured, but he did not die without a place to die. After the transformation, Qiu Xingxiang was granted amnesty and lived until 1996.
At the end of the three major battles, the Second Field Army marched into the Great Southwest, and the Kuomintang troops in the Great Southwest at that time included the Song Xilian Group and the Hu Zongnan Group. It is the oppression of the army again, where to go? Song Xilian was still reasonable, he wanted to withdraw his troops to the south, to Yunnan, and even to Burma, as long as he preserved his strength, there might be a turnaround in the future.
But the last thing Chiang Kai-shek listened to was the retreat. The great war is imminent, and it is not necessary to resist, but first think of retreating, is there any reason? Chiang Kai-shek wrote a long letter to Soong Hee-lian, which was five pages long. What's the content? Chiang Kai-shek gave Song Xilian a boost, telling him to hold the determination to have an enemy and no self, to carry out a struggle for life and death, and to resist desperately, otherwise my generation would die without a place to bury.
It is also a "place where there will be no burial for the dead".
Unfortunately, Song Xilian was eventually defeated, and he himself was taken prisoner. However, after the transformation, Song Xilian received amnesty ten years later, he had a good life in his old age, and finally died in the United States, and his soul returned to his hometown, and his ashes were placed in Changsha.
Wang Yaowu, Qiu Xingxiang and Song Xilian were all captured later, and the ending was not bad, and none of them died without a place to die. So, who is Chiang Kai-shek's so-called place of death and burial? It was himself. Chiang Kai-shek ran to Taiwan and later died there, and strangely enough, Chiang Kai-shek was buried in a hanging coffin and did not go into the ground for safety. Why? The most widely circulated saying is that Chiang Kai-shek did not want to be buried in Taiwan and could not return to the mainland, so he had to "die without a place to bury." You see, Chiang Kai-shek's insulting words at that time were a curse, and they should have been on him.