Dai Kasa was a prominent figure in China, known for his cruelty and ruthlessness, and he was known as "Chiang Kai-shek's sword", "China's Gestapo", "China's most mysterious figure" and so on.
The one introduced today is his son, whether it is "tiger father without dogs" or "tiger father dog son", it is up to you to judge.
He is Dai Zangyi, with the family name Dai Shanwu, a native of Jiangshan, Zhejiang.
Dai Shanwu was born in 1915, of course, at that time Dai Kasa had not yet made a fortune, but his family was not bad, and he was able to enter primary school and then successfully enter secondary school. If it weren't for Dai Kasa, Dai Shanwu might have ended here and then become a teacher at home, but his father was Dai Kasa.
After Dai Shanwu graduated from high school, Dai Kasa sent him to Datong University in Shanghai to study, and then transferred him to the military command. Dai Shanwu was actually a very ordinary person, with an ordinary appearance and ordinary grades when he went to school, but after entering the military command, he became unusual. Dai Kasa was known as "Dai Boss" in the military command, Dai Shanwu was called "Little Boss" by virtue of his father's relationship, and some people who were good at greeting him circled around him, and his life was beautiful.
Dai Kasa also wanted to promote his son, but Dai Shanwuyi had no qualifications and no achievements, so he decided to let him go down to his hometown to serve as a township chief.
Dai Shanwu lives in flattery every day, and gradually becomes arrogant, thinking that he is more capable than his father Dai Kasa, in order to prove himself, he hunts down the underground party, relying on Dai Kasa's huge connections, he has gained a lot. In 1940, Dai Shanwu captured the underground party Hua Chunrong and brutally killed him.
After Dai Shanwu killed Hua Chunrong, Dai Kasa felt that he had enough seniority, so he transferred him back to the military command and appointed him as the major general commissioner of the Military Command Bureau. After Dai Shanwu took power, he began to seek wealth and started the business of smuggling and selling arms, because of Dai Kasa's relationship, no one dared to move him, and the business was getting bigger and bigger.
After the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan, Dai Shanwu won the position of receiving a large member, who was also fragrant at that time, and a little leakage in the fingernail seam was enough for ordinary people to eat for several lifetimes. When Dai Shanwu confiscated the property of the traitors, he forcibly seized it for his own personal gain, and a large number of antique gold bars fell into his pocket.
In 1946, Dai Kasa, a mysterious Chinese figure, accidentally crashed and died, which was no less than a thunderbolt on a sunny day for Dai Shanwu, letting him know that the good days of the past were gone.
However, what Chiang Kai-shek did was also benevolent, and he transferred Dai Shanwu to the head of the Beijing-Shanghai-Hangzhou Railway Security Department, as the saying goes, "a hundred-footed worm dies but is not stiff", although Dai Kasa died, there are still many old departments, relying on these people, Dai Shanwu is not too bad, but he can't do whatever he wants like before.
The time soon came to 1949, the defeat of the Nationalist army was decided, they fled the mainland, Chiang Kai-shek also deliberately let Dai Shanwu follow him before leaving, but Dai Shanwu's choice was greatly unexpected, he wanted to stay and fight guerrillas and make his own contribution to the future counter-offensive.
In this way, Dai Shanwu returned to his hometown, and together with his uncle Dai Yunlin, he collected the remnants of the nationalist army and recruited them, and took out the money he had looted to recruit soldiers, and the number increased dramatically. Dai Shanwu also knew that his troops had come up, but his combat effectiveness was not good, to put it bluntly, it was a group of rabble-rousers, so he immediately led his troops into the mountains and decided to fight a guerrilla war with the People's Liberation Army.
After the Forty-eighth Division of the Sixteenth Army of the Fifth Corps of the Second Field Army marched into Dai Shanwu's hometown, it soon launched a large-scale bandit battle, and after several battles, Dai Shanwu's armed forces suffered heavy losses, and it was no longer worrying. The People's Liberation Army then entrusted the task of suppressing Dai Shanwu to the division's guard company, and the company commander was Li Lingwen, who was also a fierce general and had served as a guard for Peng Xuefeng for many years.
Li Lingwen led his troops to engage Dai Shanwu many times, one of which was confronted by Dai Shanwu, but was deceived by Dai Shanwu, but in the face of the general situation, Dai Shanwu was eventually defeated and captured, and executed in 1951.