The most distinctive feature of Li Zongren's life is that he, as the head of the "miscellaneous army," was divided and united with the Huangpu clan and fought for more than twenty years, but he was never "eaten" by Chiang Kai-shek, but instead became famous in one fell swoop by relying on the Battle of Taierzhuang during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
In addition to Li Zongren's troops, Li Zongren's choice in his later years is also surprising. He "parted ways" with Chiang Kai-shek in 1949 and could have spent his old age in the United States, but after 16 years he chose to return to the mainland of the motherland and settle in Beijing.
Dozens of meritorious dust and soil, Li Zongren in his bones when he is a Chinese, the remnants of his body only want to be buried in the homeland where he was born and raised, so in 1965 he chose to return to his homeland, which is also the best ending of his life.
