Zhang Xueliang is a well-known patriotic general in modern Chinese history. What is less well known is that Zhang Xueliang himself has appeared around four important lieutenants, and these four lieutenants are known as the "four bodyguards" in the outside world. Later, the "four bodyguards" around Zhang Xueliang had different endings.
What is going on when one of them holds an important position in the combat unit and one becomes the richest man in Hong Kong?
Below I will interpret the ending of the "four bodyguards" around Zhang Xueliang.
Tan Hai is the "first bodyguard" around Zhang Xueliang, and he has been Zhang Shaoshuai's aide-de-camp for the longest time. As early as 1922, Tan Hai became Zhang Xueliang's aide-de-camp through the introduction of Zhang Xueliang's hometown. He himself is clever and clever, and is deeply appreciated by Zhang Xueliang. By October 1929, Tan Hai led his troops to kill Yang Yuting and other enemy generals. To tell the truth, the killing of Yang Yuting was a very big thing in the history of China at that time, and Zhang Xueliang's ability to hand this matter over to his lieutenant was enough to prove that Zhang Xueliang trusted his subordinates enough. After the Xi'an Incident, Tan Hai was unable to meet Zhang Xueliang again in his lifetime. It can only live in Tianjin for the rest of its life.
Zhang Xueliang's "second bodyguard" was the aide-de-camp Jiang Huanan, who graduated from the Baoding Military Academy in his early years and was a standard professional soldier. Later, Jiang Huanan became Zhang Xueliang's aide-de-camp. Unfortunately, one day in 1926, Jiang Huanan blocked the Assassin's bullets for Zhang Xueliang and finally died.
The "third bodyguard" around Zhang Xueliang is Liu Duoquan. In 1925, Liu Duoquan became Zhang Xueliang's aide-de-camp. Like Tan Hai, Liu Duoquan was loyal to Zhang Xueliang, and he was directly involved in the capture of Lao Jiang during the Xi'an Incident. After Zhang Xueliang returned to Nanjing and was sentenced, Liu Duoquan became the main force of the Northeast Army.
The commander of the 49th Army, which marked Liu Duoquan's transformation from an aide-de-camp to a professional soldier by Zhang Xueliang's side. After serving as a military commander in the combat unit, Liu Duoquan led the officers and men of the 49th Army to engage in fierce battles with the Japanese army until the victory of the War of Resistance. Liu Duoquan was able to fight for the anti-Japanese resistance as a professional soldier, and he fulfilled the duty of a Chinese soldier, and he was worthy of his conscience.
The "fourth bodyguard" around Zhang Xueliang is He Shili, and because he has Jewish blood, He Shili has been very intelligent since he was a child. This young man who was very sophisticated became an aide-de-camp to Zhang Xueliang in 1930, and due to his excellent work ability, He Shili soon rose in the army step by step. In 1959, Ho retired from the army and came to Hong Kong to start business.
After years of hard work by Ho Shi Li, the former "bodyguard" of Zhang Xueliang soon became the richest man in Hong Kong. After Zhang Xueliang was given personal freedom to live in the United States, He Shili came to the United States to visit his old chief.
Because He Shili is very smart, he also understands people's feelings. After He Shili became Zhang Xueliang's aide-de-camp, he was successful in the army and became a senior general in the army. Even after retiring from the army, he can still play his own piece of the world in the "business war"! Therefore, the story of Ho Shi Li tells us a truth - gold shines everywhere. To be successful, we have to improve our personal abilities. Only in this way can we navigate today's society and break out of our own sky.