Chiang Kai-shek had some well-known habits, such as writing diaries. This is because Chiang Kai-shek is aware of his own character defects, often not calm enough when encountering things, and the hasty decisions he makes often make himself very regretful. In order to correct this shortcoming, Chiang Kai-shek made up his mind to keep a diary so that he could carefully sort out what had happened recently and avoid making decisions that he regretted afterwards.
The habit of keeping a journal is well known, but some people may not know it, and he also likes to write a will. He wrote his will many times in Chiang Kai-shek's life. One might wonder if the will was not written when you felt that your life was coming to an end? Why did Chiang Kai-shek like to write wills and write many wills?
That's because every time he felt that he was in danger, Chiang Kai-shek was particularly afraid of what would happen to him. In order to prevent no one from understanding his thoughts, he had to write out his will and explain it clearly. At each stage, what he had in mind was bound to be different, so he also wrote many copies of the will.
From this habit, we see Chiang Kai-shek's concern on the one hand, but more importantly, we see his importance to his own life. This is in stark contrast to the fact that in the early days of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he often implemented a policy of avoiding war, abandoning the city and fleeing, abandoning the lives of thousands of people in the city. In order to prevent himself from encountering accidents on some occasions, Chiang Kai-shek also came up with a way to find a substitute for himself.
In fact, since ancient times, many kings have thought of this method, and treacherous such as Cao Cao once gave his horse to others to ride in a panic, and his crown to others to wear, to divert the attention of the pursuing soldiers. In this case, in fact, it is also looking for a substitute. Today, we will talk about Chiang Kai-shek's stand-in, who can make It difficult to distinguish between true and false Soong Meiling, but it is still inevitable that the evening scene will be desolate.
Nature is magical, and there are countless people in the world, but if they are not twins, there are very few people who look very similar. Chiang Kai-shek wants to find a stand-in, to participate in some important occasions instead of himself, such a person must face the attention of many people, so it must be completely consistent with his own appearance, gestures, and language habits. Where to find such a suitable person?
In order to find this person, Chiang Kai-shek took a lot of pain. It's just a vast sea of people, but it is difficult to find the right person. However, there is a saying called "stepping on the iron shoes is nowhere to be found, and it takes no effort to get there", and this person was inadvertently discovered.
In 1934, the Nationalist government sent troops to encircle and suppress the Red Army in the southwest region, and Chiang Kai-shek, as the supreme ruler, needed to go to the front line to comfort his fighters. However, this work was actually very dangerous, because at that time, both public opinion and the international situation were unfavorable to him, and it was inevitable that some people would want to assassinate him, so Chiang Kai-shek was very worried about this trip, afraid that he would not be able to come back this time.
At the same time, what is more important is the task of finding a substitute for Chiang Kai-shek. Even if Chiang Kai-shek urged this matter again and again, it was still encounterable and unattainable. If you find a random person to top it, in case someone recognizes it, it will not be a big joke. At this time, Chen Lifu brought him good news. He recommended a man to Chiang Kai-shek, and this person was named He Yun.
In 1886, He Yun was born in Pingyang, Zhejiang. Pingyang and Chiang Kai-shek's hometown are very close, and the dialects of the two places are very similar, so from the dialect, He Yun has a great advantage. He Yun's career can be said to be smooth, but it is also uneventful, he once studied at the Japanese Army Non-Commissioned Officer School, from 1916 became an apprentice, platoon leader, company commander of the First Division of the Army, and later an instructor and captain of the Army Lecture Hall. When Chen Lifu found him, he was the director of the Hangzhou Municipal Public Security Bureau.
Coincidentally, He Yun's appearance and appearance are almost the same as Chiang Kai-shek's, and more coincidentally, he and Chiang Kai-shek are still fellow countrymen. After Chiang Kai-shek saw him, he expressed great satisfaction. After that, Chiang Kai-shek took He Yun with him and asked him to get along with him as much as possible. From the language habits, living habits, raise your hands and feet, and learn little by little. In order to look closer to Chiang Kai-shek, he also grew a beard, walked with a crutch, and spoke in line with Chiang Kai-shek's rhythm. After a period of training, He Yun's performance was enough to fake the truth.
Of course, to imitate a person, the appearance is only a part, and more importantly, the inner temperament. The experience of Chiang Kai-shek and He Yun is different, and it takes a lot of effort to polish the temperament. There is also cultural edification and cultivation, which He Yun attaches great importance to. In addition to eating and sleeping every day, he was thinking about how to become a person who seemed extremely difficult to distinguish from Chiang Kai-shek.
In order to review the results of the training, Chen Lifu also prepared a small review ceremony. At that time, it was He Yun who replaced Chiang Kai-shek and came to participate in this review. What is even more interesting is that at that time, Chiang Kai-shek also participated in the review with Soong Mei-ling. Everyone said that husband and wife knew each other best, but this Song Meiling did not even see that it was not her husband who was standing next to her. She stood by He Yun's side very naturally the whole time, and after the review was over, she took He Yun's hand and prepared to walk back to the bedroom.
Until this time, He Yun was busy telling the truth, and everyone saw that even Song Meiling could not distinguish it, and naturally he was very satisfied with this result. Since then, He Yun has replaced Chiang Kai-shek in several large-scale, dangerous activities. However, He Yun's career after that was not smooth.
The Nationalist government moved to the southwest, and he was not taken away. He wrote to Chiang Kai-shek many times hoping to be loyal to the party-state, but the letter sank into the sea and there was no reply. In his later years, He Yun's life was difficult, and his only daughter committed suicide for love. Finally, when He Yun's life was coming to an end, he waited until Chiang Kai-shek conferred on him the rank of major general. Unfortunately, at that time, he had already run out of oil, so what was the use of this false post?