General Jiang Baili
Jiang Baili is a well-known military theorist and military educator on the mainland.
His life was short and brilliant, full of legends. In his stories, there are many historical celebrities who are familiar to people, or relatives or friends, or teachers or students.
These people have an inseparable relationship with Jiang Baili, which not only sets off his living environment in the great trend of the times, but also reflects the great influence he played in that era.
In Jiang Baili's lifetime, there were many historical celebrities who had close relations with him militarily, politically, and in life.
Here are a few well-known characters, relate their relationships, and see what kind of person Jiang Baili is from another perspective.
Yuan Shikai: The president of the Republic of China, he admired Jiang Baili's talent and used him as the principal of the Baoding Army Officer School.
Yuan Shikai
When Jiang Baili took office, he promised to train the students of the Baoding Army Officer School to be the best officers, and if they did not work, they would "kill themselves to thank the world."
Later, because Jiang Baili's ideas for running the school could not be realized in the real political environment, he shot himself.
Upon hearing the news, Yuan Shikai immediately asked the Japanese Embassy to send military doctors and nurses to Baoding by special car for medical treatment.
Counting up, Jiang Baili is Yuan Shikai's most important talent.
Liang Qichao: After the failure of the Penghu Reform Law, Liang Qichao gave up his political career and devoted himself to the new cultural movement.
Liang Qichao
Jiang Baili actively participated and became Liang Qichao's most powerful assistant, known as a "think tank".
He not only came up with ideas, but also wrote books and became a general of the new cultural movement.
He and Liang Qichao performed the disciple ceremony, and together, they were Liang Qichao's students.
Cai Yi: A famous military figure, a democratic revolutionary, and a classmate of Chiang Baili's Japanese Non-Commissioned Officer School.
Cai Yi
Jiang Baili, Cai Yi and Zhang Xiaozhun were regarded as the "Three Masters of China" by the Japanese Non-Commissioned Officer School.
When Cai Yi died, Jiang Baili took care of the aftermath for him and read out his will, which could be regarded as a friend of the same window.
Xu Zhimo: A famous poet on the mainland, a fellow of Jiang Baili, and also his best friend.
Xu Zhimo
In 1929, Chiang Baili was imprisoned by Chiang Kai-shek for supporting Tang Shengzhi's "overthrow of Chiang Kai-shek". Xu Zhimo once carried a bunk roll and went to accompany him to prison.
Therefore, their relationship should be regarded as a best friend.
Chen Mingshu, Tang Shengzhi, and Liu Wendao: Famous generals of the Nationalist Army, students of the Baoding Army Officer School, and students of Jiang Baili when he was the principal.
Chen Mingshu
Although Jiang Baili was not in charge of the officer school for a long time, he trained a large number of well-known generals who held important positions in the Kuomintang and the Communist Party.
Hu Shi, Zheng Zhenduo, Mao Dun: Co-founded the Crescent Moon Society with Hu Shi; He co-founded the Literary Research Society with Zheng Zhenduo and Mao Dun, and is a like-minded friend and colleague.
Hu shi
Qian Jiazhi: He was a classmate of Jiang Baili when he was studying at Qiushi College. Qian Jiazhi went to Japan to study and was a classmate of Lu Xun.
Qian Jiazhi
After returning to China, Qian Jiazhi and Lu Xun worked together in zhejiang and the Ministry of Education in Beijing.
Qian Jiazhi also has a more important identity, being the father of Qian Xuesen, a famous scientist on the mainland.
Counting up, Qian Jiazhi is Jiang Baili's family.
Jiang Ying: Daughter of Jiang Baili. A famous singer and professor in the mainland.
Jiang Ying
Her mother is Japanese. When Jiang Baili was injured by suicide, Yuan Shikai asked Japanese doctors and nurses to treat Jiang Baili's injuries, and one of the nurses named Sato Yaya was Jiang Ying's mother.
Sato's house was renamed "Jiang Zuomei", and she bore jiang Baili five daughters, and Jiang Ying ranked third.
Qian Xuesen: Jiang Baili's son-in-law, a famous scientist, and the founder of the mainland's two bombs and one star.
Qian Xuesen and Jiang Ying
It is said that the reason why Qian Xuesen embarked on the road of aviation theory is also very much related to Jiang Baili.
At that time, Qian Xuesen's father, Qian Jiazhi, was very dissatisfied with Qian Xuesen's change from "aeronautical engineering" to "aviation theory.", and the father and son argued endlessly about this and did not give in to each other.
Later, after Jiang Baili met Qian Xuesen in the United States, he returned to China to talk to Qian Jiazhi about his views and persuaded Qian Jiazhi.
As a result, a generation of scientific giants unswervingly went down in the established direction and made great contributions to the development of the mainland's scientific undertakings.
Just by pulling out some well-known figures, it is enough to see what kind of character Jiang Baili is.
These well-known and important figures have played a pivotal role in China's modern and modern history, and their relationship with Jiang Baili is mostly closest, dearest, and closest friends.
A person's growth is inseparable from a specific interpersonal environment; A person's contribution is also inseparable from the assistance and support of outstanding people.
Mr. Jiang Baili has been dead for many years, but his position in China's modern and modern history, his important contributions to mainland military theory, and his outstanding son-in-law who contributed to us will remain deeply in people's memories.