Some people think that Cao Cao's black and greedy power plot is wrong, and some people think that he has merit against the Han. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, a thousand years later, there was also a person like Cao Cao who started by military merit and gradually controlled the imperial court, and all the merits were committed. This person is Yuan Shikai, the great thief of the country. Yuan Shikai, like the photo, is a big family man. The Xiangcheng Yuan clan is a family of officials and eunuchs, and because of his origin, although Yuan Shikai has both wisdom and courage, he is not valued by the family and discriminated against. The Sino-Japanese War was triggered by the Japanese invasion of Korea, and in the late nineteenth century, Korea, sensing the changes in the world, requested the Qing court to send troops to Korea to protect the security of Korea and help Korea train new troops. Thanks to the sponsorship of Li Hongzhang, Yuan Shikai, who was thirty years old, entered the military in 1882.
Yuan Shikai was quite famous in the dynasty for more than ten years, and on the eve of the first afternoon, Fang disguised himself and returned to China. After the sino-Japanese War, the Qing court ordered Ronglu to form a new army. In 1895, under the joint sponsorship of Li Hongzhang and other ministers and the approval of the Guangxu Emperor, Yuan Shikai entered the Tianjin Station and began to prepare for China's first modern army. After the Xinhai Revolution, after many mediations, the Qing Emperor announced his abdication, and Yuan Shikai became the president of the Republic of China. Yuan Shikai could have been famous for his achievements in the peaceful transitional regime for eternity, but he responded to the old saying that he had been hated for thousands of years, because the farce of his ascension to the throne became the object of the people of the whole country.
After Yuan Shikai's death, the sons of the Yuan clan lived separately and self-reliantly, and the Yuan family still existed, and there was no shortage of descendants who had made meritorious contributions to the annals of history. Yuan Jiaxiao was the grandson of Yuan Shikai, and his father Yuan Kewen was one of the four sons of the Republic of China. As early as before Yuan Shikai 'ascended the throne',' Yuan Kewen had repeatedly dissuaded his father not to be a national sinner, but unfortunately Yuan Shikai did not listen to the advice. Yuan Kewen was a prodigal son, and when he died, his family could not even get the property for the funeral, and finally he had to rely on prostitutes to raise funds for the funeral. Yuan Jiaqiu did not inherit his father's style, he was committed to learning, and at the age of eighteen, he was admitted to Yenching University, the highest university at that time. Yuan Jialuo has a special love for physics, not only professionally reporting on physics, but also soaking in the laboratory in his spare time. Yuan Jialuo's teacher is Professor Xie Yuming, a famous physicist, and under the guidance of the teacher, the tireless Yuan Jiaxiao grew rapidly in Yanyuan.
In 1936, Yuan Jialuo went to the United States on the other side of the ocean to study. In 1940, Yuan Received his Ph.D. in the United States. Yuan specializes in the field of radio, as well as high-energy physics and high-energy accelerators. At the age of thirty, Yuan became a physics researcher at the prestigious Princeton University. Yuan Jialuo participated in the construction of the world's first high-energy proton accelerator and was a rare physicist of that era. Although Mr. Yuan Jiaqiu was naturalized in the United States in 1954, he never forgot his distant homeland.
In 1972, Switzerland held an exhibition of nuclear equipment and apparatus, and it was under the matchmaking of Yuan Jiaxiao that the Chinese delegation was given the opportunity to visit the Western European Nuclear Research Center. Thanks to Yuan Jialuo's strong support, China's academic contacts with Western European countries have become increasingly frequent.
Mr. Yuan Jiaxiao's wife, Wu Jianxiong, is also an outstanding physicist, yuan Wu has made many contributions to the development of Chinese physics, and the couple has been summoned by the leaders many times when they returned to China to the province. Ms. Wu Jianxiong is a Nobel Laureate and is known as "Madame Curie of the East". After Yuan Jiaxiao's death, Wu Jianxiong returned to China many times to investigate.