5. Zhang Jingjiang
Zhang Jingjiang is one of the "four elders of the Kuomintang", and the family is quite prosperous. In Nanxun, Zhejiang, Zhang Jingjiang's family is a silk giant merchant, one of the "four elephants" in Nanxun--- the local family assets of more than 10 million are called "elephants", assets of more than 5 million less than 10 million become cattle; more than 1 million and less than 5 million are called dogs.
In the early days of Sun Yat-sen's leadership of the revolution, Zhang Jingjiang vigorously funded it, and the revolutionary cause was thus expanded. Dr. Sun Yat-sen called Zhang Jingjiang a "revolutionary saint." In 1916, Zhang Jingjiang, Chiang Kai-shek and Xu Chongzhi were three people in Taoyuan Sanjieyi. After Chiang Kai-shek came to power, Zhang Jingjiang has always existed as Chiang Kai-shek's "revolutionary mentor", and the relationship between the two has always been relatively harmonious.
Later, Zhang Jingjiang served as chairman of the construction committee and advocated economic construction, while Chiang Kai-shek was addicted to "suppressing the Communists," and the two had differences; after that, Zhang Jingjiang served as chairman of Zhejiang, and once when he saw Chiang Kai-shek being rejected by Chiang Kai-shek, Zhang Jingjiang angrily scolded him: You are really big now, and the premier has never done this to me before! Subsequently, Zhang Jingjiang was expelled from the central power circle by Chiang Kai-shek. Zhang Jingjiang, who had faded out of politics, began to immerse himself in the study of Buddhism and moved to the United States, where he later died.
6. Xu Chongzhi
Among the three brothers Zhang Jingjiang, Xu Chongzhi and Chiang Kai-shek, Xu Chongzhi was the second oldest, and Chiang Kai-shek called him "second brother", and the two were once very close. Xu Chongzhi closely followed Sun Yat-sen and has always been his confidant, serving as the chief of staff of the Grand Marshal's Office and the chief of the army. Chiang Kai-shek worked under Xu Chongzhi for a long time, so he was able to approach and be appreciated by Sun Yat-sen.
At first, because Chiang Kai-shek was still young, Sun Yat-sen did not bring Chiang Kai-shek into the power center of the Kuomintang, and Xu Chongzhi was unusually concerned about his "third brother". With Xu Chongzhi's support, Sun Yat-sen made Chiang Kai-shek the principal of the newly opened Whampoa Military Academy and a core position in Guangdong's military circles.
Chiang Kai-shek, who had just gained a certain amount of real power, began to climb up frantically. In March 1925, sun Yat-sen died, Wang Jingwei became the chairman of the National Government in Guangzhou, Xu Chongzhi became the military minister and chairman of Guangdong Province, and Chiang Kai-shek continued to serve as the president of the Whampoa Military Academy and the commander of the Guangzhou garrison. Liao Zhongkai served as Minister of Finance.
On August 20, Liao Zhongkai was assassinated, and many generals in the Cantonese army were suspected of the case, and the head of the Cantonese army, Xu Chongzhi, was affected. Chiang Kai-shek seized the opportunity to surround many units of the Cantonese army, disarm them, and arrest a number of officers. Xu Chongzhi was also placed under house arrest by Chiang Kai-shek, and then he took tens of thousands of yuan given by Chiang Kai-shek and went to Shanghai to wait for Chiang Kai-shek's "invitation to reinstate" three months later. Since then, Chiang Kai-shek has replaced Xu Chongzhi and entered the core power layer of the Kuomintang.
After that, Xu Chongzhi devoted himself to opposing Chiang Kai-shek, and the two turned against each other, and the righteousness of worship was no longer mentioned. In December 1929, Chiang Kai-shek also convicted Xu Chongzhi of "conspiracy to commit reaction and endanger the party-state" and wanted him.
Later, wang Jingwei, who opposed Chiang Kai-shek, defected to the Japanese and invited Xu Chongzhi to "jointly carry out a great cause." Although Xu Chongzhi hated Chiang Kai-shek, he hated the Japanese even more, and he not only rejected Wang Jingwei, but also rejected the entrapment of all walks of life in Japan. Later, Chiang Kai-shek appointed Xu Chongzhi to a position many times, but all of them were false posts, and Xu Chongzhi angrily refused almost every time.
After Chiang Kai-shek's defeat and retreat to Treasure Island, he also invited Xu Chongzhi to go under false pretenses, and Xu Chongzhi disdained to be with him and continued to stay in Hong Kong to do business, and his nephew Xu Shaoxiong was later a star in Hong Kong's showbiz circle. In 1965, Xu Chongzhi died of a heart attack.
7. Shao Yuanchong
Shao Yuanchong was three years younger than Chiang Kai-shek, but his seniority was very old. In 1906, he joined the League, then went to Japan to study and met Sun Yat-sen, and after the founding of the Republic of China, he served as the editor-in-chief of the Republic of China News, becoming the core figure of the Kuomintang propaganda. Shao served as the director of the political department at the Whampoa Military Academy, and later because of the pursuit of Zhang Mojun, the goddess of the Republic of China who was older than himself, he had no intention of engaging in the work of his political department director, and then this position was held by Zhou Enlai.
In 1916, Shao Yuanchong, through chen Qimei's introduction, met Chiang Kai-shek, and the two married Jinlan. However, after Chiang Kai-shek came to power, the policy of "taking the outside world before being at home" made Shao Yuanchong very dissatisfied, and Chiang Kai-shek betrayed the people of the whole country for the sake of his dictatorial ambitions, not to mention these so-called brothers of righteousness, so Chiang Kai-shek would rather turn his face with Shao Yuanchong than change his reactionary policy.
In the Xi'an Incident in 1936, Shao Yuanchong fled in a panic, Yang Hucheng's guards opened fire, Shao Yuanchong was shot, and he died two days later.
8. Dai Jitao
Dai Jitao was four years younger than Chiang Kai-shek, but he was an elder of the Kuomintang. Tao studied in Japan very early and joined the League, and was one of the first people to study Chinese Marxism, but later quit during the formation of the Chinese Communist Party and became a staunch opponent of our party.
Not only did he oppose our party with all his might, but as the "national teacher" of the Republic of China, he also tried to completely negate Sun Yat-sen, and all that Dai Jitao did was to support Chiang Kai-shek, so the relationship between the two was very unusual. In 1920, when Chiang Kai-shek was in Shanghai, he and Dai Jitao jointly established the Shanghai Exchange, started a business together to make money, and at the same time, the two became brothers.
It is worth mentioning that how good can the relationship between the two be? The two shared a Japanese nurse girlfriend when they were in Japan. Later, Jiang Weiguo was born, and whether his father was Chiang Kai-shek or Dai Jitao has not been made clear until now. But later Jiang Weiguo was raised by Chiang Kai-shek, and Jiang Weiguo himself admitted that his father was Dai Jitao.
In 1949, when the Kuomintang collapsed on the mainland, Dai Jitao committed suicide by taking poison in Guangzhou in order to be loyal to the "party-state".