After the end of the War of Resistance, the Civil War between the Kuomintang and the Communists followed. Among them, the Kuomintang can be said to have exhausted its advantages, but it has lost the hearts of the people, and eventually its advantages have gradually been lost. Especially after the Battle of Huaihai, the Kuomintang had already gone, and at this time Chiang Kai-shek was also thinking about his own way back. In addition to the secret withdrawal of some important members of the Kuomintang, the Kuomintang is also secretly transferring some valuable things such as gold.
But the transfer of gold and other valuable things takes time, until the People's Liberation Army hit Shanghai, the Kuomintang still has a large amount of gold has not had time to transport away, and at this time Chiang Kai-shek said that gold can not be taken away, but there are three people who must be taken away.
First of all, the first is the grandson of the Heavenly Master, his name is Zhang Enpu, because the family is still quite influential in the local area, so the Kuomintang is still very worried about Zhang Enpu before retreating, in order to express his respect, Chiang Kai-shek also specially awarded Zhang Enpu the rank of lieutenant general, but this position has only one name.
The following one is Zhangjia Hutuktu, who was also named a great power teacher by the emperor during the Qing Dynasty, and he still has great prestige in Buddhism, and it is precisely because of this that he valued this, so before retreating, Chiang Kai-shek did not forget to take Zhangjia Hutuktu with him.
The last one is Kong Decheng, who has a great connection with Confucius, so Chiang Kai-shek thought of Kong Decheng before leaving, and after arriving in Taiwan, Kong Decheng also became a professor at National Taiwan University, which shows that in Chiang Kai-shek's heart, He still has a lot of respect for Kong Decheng.
Comparing the identities of these three people, it should not be difficult for everyone to find that they are all people with identities and reputations, so it is not difficult to guess the reason why Chiang Kai-shek took them away. It's just that Chiang Kai-shek never thought that he would still be able to change anything by doing so.