In 1946, dai Kasa, the head of the military command, was killed in a plane crash, and there were no leaders between the military unifications, and there were three recognized successors at that time, in addition to Zheng Jiemin and Mao Renfeng, and the other was Tang Zhong, who was known as Chiang Kai-shek's wisdom and many stars.
Tang Zhong graduated from the Huangpu Sixth Period, and after graduation, he went to the famous Revival Society, during which time he served as Chiang Kai-shek's attendant for a period of time, and was directly appreciated by Chiang Kai-shek, and Tang Zhong also founded the "Jianye Daily" in Nanjing, creating a momentum for Chiang Kai-shek, which was deeply liked by Chiang Kai-shek. Therefore, Chiang Kai-shek promoted Tang Zhong to the position of head of the attendant group, specifically responsible for intelligence work.
Later, Tang Zhong was promoted again, and Chiang Kai-shek sent him abroad to serve as a deputy military attaché of the Republic of China Embassy in Germany, and from then on Tang Zhong transferred to the military circles, mainly serving as Chiang Kai-shek's staff officer and advising Chiang Kai-shek. After that, Tang Zhong also served as the chief of the police department, and the entire police of the national army were managed by him, so he was also known as the father of the police.
It is precisely because Tang Zhong often solves problems for Chiang Kai-shek, over time everyone knows Tang Zhong's big name, he is also known as Zhi Duoxing, and what is even more rare is that Chiang Ching-kuo has always disliked Chiang Kai-shek's generation of old ministers, but Tang Zhong is an exception, which even the famous Mao Renfeng can't do.
After the Dai Kasa accident, Mao Renfeng, Tang Zhong, and Zheng Jiemin, the three most likely successors, were called the three giants of military unification. Among them, Chiang Kai-shek is most inclined to straighten out Mao Renfeng, because Mao Renfeng is both Huangpu Sheng and Chiang Kai-shek's Fellow Zhejiang compatriot, which is most in line with Chiang Kai-shek's characteristics in employing people. Although Zheng Jiemin and Tang Zhong are both Huangpusheng, the former is from Hainan and the latter is from Hunan.
At this time, the struggle within the military command was the most fierce, because everyone was eyeing the throne of the head of the military command, so there was repeated friction between the Hunan special agent group under Tang Zhong and the Guangdong secret service group headed by Zheng Jiemin and the Zhejiang faction under Mao Renfeng's account, and finally Chiang Kai-shek could not bear it, so he let Zheng Jiemin take dai's place.
For example, after going to Taiwan, Chiang Kai-shek put him in charge of reorganizing the secret agents going to Taiwan and re-presiding over the work of the secret service intelligence department, which was a very important duty at that time.
In the years of Taiwan, Tang Zhong was even more beautiful than before, first serving as the secretary general of the president for 5 years, and then becoming the chairman of the well-oiled Andmun Bank, as well as positions such as "national policy adviser to the presidential office", which were very unusual.
In 1981, Tang Zhong died of illness in Taipei at the age of 76.