People are very complicated, and people who have been labeled in history cannot be simply evaluated, for example, the one I want to talk about today, he was one of the "thirteen Taibao" of the Revival Society in the early years of the Republic of China, a graduate of the first phase of the Whampoa Military Academy, because he undisguisedly showed his fanatical admiration for Chiang Kai-shek on various occasions, the world said that he was Chiang Kai-shek's loyal dog, and he was a martyr.
Shame on you
If you follow this path step by step, although the life of Feng Wu cannot be said to be a victory group in life, the name of "loyal dog" is also well deserved. However, in 1927, Chiang Kai-shek launched the "April 12 Counter-Revolutionary Coup", which laid the foundation for Feng Ti.
At that time, the First Division happened to be stationed in Shanghai and was inevitably involved in the storm. He didn't understand this, especially after learning that Zhou Shaoshan (pseudonym) had been captured by the soldiers of the First Division. As a Huangpu student, Feng Ti was a student of Zhou Shaoshan, and although he was loyal to Chiang Kai-shek, he also admired Zhou Shaoshan's talent and ability, so when the division headquarters was in a quarrel over how to deal with Zhou Shaoshan, Feng Ti rarely remained silent and did not say a word.
Later, under the banner of persuading Zhou Shaoshan to issue a statement of resignation from the party, he went to the church where Zhou Shaoshan was temporarily imprisoned, only to find that bao Jingzhong, the leader of the guard, had a frightened look on his face and his heart suddenly became clear, because Bao Jingzhong was also Huangpusheng, and their intentions were the same, and at the moment he did not expose it, but after chatting with Zhou Shaoshan for a few words, he left without incident, and it was not long before Zhou Shaoshan "disappeared."
This matter can be said to be very covert, and the career of Feng Wu was not affected, but in 1928, he committed another crime, which completely angered Chiang Kai-shek.
Hua Kezhi, known as the "Hundred Changeable Assassins" during the Republic of China, he personally participated in and planned the assassination of Wang Jingwei, Chiang Kai-shek was not angry with his secretary, did not appear at the scene of the assassination in time, and almost got caught, and after Hua Kezhi was captured by the Central Command, as a good friend of Hua Kezhi, Feng Ti actually used his power and connections to secretly save him, in 1935, the matter was exposed, Chiang Kai-shek summoned him to scold him.
Walker's
However, everyone who has done things with Chiang Kai-shek knows that if he scolds anyone particularly badly, it will instead treat him as his own person, at most put aside for a while, or he will reuse it again.
In 1936, Feng Ti was transferred to Chiang Kai-shek's attendant room as the leader of the group, and he became a close minister of Tianzi, with power in his hands far exceeding that of the Central Unification and the newly established military command, and his career reached the peak, but Dai Kasa did not know where to dig up the secret news of his original private release of Zhou Shaoshan and reported to Chiang Kai-shek.
To relate the Walker incident to this incident is to think about it. Chiang Kai-shek was greatly shaken, bluntly said that this man was not worthy of trust anymore, and transferred him out of the attendant's room, and Feng Ti did not know about this, until the Changsha fire, as the commander of the Changsha garrison, Chiang Kai-shek personally ordered him to be executed for dereliction of duty, General Zhang Zhizhong went to visit him in prison, and no one knew what the two talked about, but later when Chiang Kai-shek ordered him to be shot, He Huan calmly accepted, this year, it was 1938.
Until many years later, people and friends who had been in contact with Him were sorry for his fate, and it was not difficult to see from his performance that it was not comprehensive to summarize him simply by the word "loyal dog".