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The history of the "Three Giants of the Gui Family" is like a delicate picture, with intricate details, and every stroke is full of twists and turns. On the big stage of Chinese history, the fates of Li Zongren, Huang Shaolong, Bai Chongxi and others are intertwined, creating a unique era. However, let's revisit this history and focus on the twists and turns between Huang Shaoqiu and Huang Xuchu.
In 1921, the new Gui family emerged and received the firm support of the Guangdong Army and Mr. Zhongshan, marking the decline of the old Gui system. During this period, Li Zongren, Huang Shaoqiu, and Bai Chongxi joined forces to form the pattern of the "three giants of the Gui family". Li Zongren served as the head of the general alliance and was responsible for foreign battles; Huang Shaoqiu served as the deputy head of the alliance, leading internal affairs; Bai Chongxi, on the other hand, played the role of wisdom and served as a vanguard officer. This cooperation model laid the foundation for the "Guiji Big Three" to start their northern conquest.
However, in 1929 and 1930, the Gui family suffered major setbacks in the Chiang-Gui War and the Great Battle of the Central Plains, and was defeated by Chiang Kai-shek. For different reasons, Huang Shaoqiu became a person under the pressure of defeat. In 1931, Huang Shaoqiu officially left the Gui family and joined Chiang Kai-shek's central government, which marked the end of the era of the "Gui's triumvirate". Although Huang Shaoqiu left, the internal affairs of the Gui family he was in charge of needed someone to take over.
After a political tussle, Li Zongren's old classmate and chief of staff, Huang Shaoqiu's fellow countryman, and Bai Chongxi's old boss, Huang Xuchu, was appointed chairman of Guangxi Province and became the general head of Gui's internal affairs. Huang Xuchu was a generation together with Li Zongren, Huang Shaoqiu, and Bai Chongxi, and was also an officer of the old Gui family in his early years. In terms of qualifications and influence, Huang Xuchu can be regarded as the first person among the "Gui's Big Three". After Huang Xuchu took charge of Guangxi, he mainly completed two major tasks.
First, he made Guangxi a so-called "model province," providing strong military and logistical support for Li Zongren and Bai Chongxi's war. Second, together with Li Zongren and Bai Chongxi, he worked to reform the organizational structure of the Gui family and the ideology of officers, and built the Gui family into the most organized military group among the Kuomintang warlords. These two contributions of Huang Xuchu directly influenced many of Gui's later military victories.
Therefore, some people began to regard Huang Xuchu as "Huang Shaoqiu No. 2", and regarded Li Zongren, Bai Chongxi, and Huang Xuchu as the second generation of "New Gui Family Big Three". However, objectively speaking, whether in terms of qualifications, influence, or contributions to the Gui family, Huang Xuchu is not as good as Huang Shaoqiu, let alone on an equal footing with Li Zongren and Bai Chongxi. The "New Laurel Big Three" exists only for one generation.
This history, like a stroke in a painting, is deep and complex. It highlights the rise and fall between characters, the interweaving of political struggles and military decision-making. Although Huang Shaoqiu failed to continue to play a role in the internal affairs of the Gui, his status and contributions still occupied a place in the history of the Gui, and both Huang Shaoqiu and Huang Xuchu left an indelible mark on the historical picture of this turbulent era.
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