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In 1909, Zhang Zuolin, the commander of the front road of the Fengtian patrol battalion.
The first photo of Zhang Zuolin as an official
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During the Russo-Japanese War
Zhang Zuolin took a group photo with Russian friends in front of the patrol camp of Xinmin Mansion
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The little man in the C position is Zhang Zuolin
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Zhang Zuolin in 1911
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In 1912, Zhang Zuolin served as the commander of the 27th Division of the Army.
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In 1916, Zhang Zuolin wore a "Hongxian" court uniform.
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Zhang Zuolin, Yang Yuting
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Front row, from left: Hideo Kodama, Director General of the Kanto Agency
The presidents of the Manchurian Railway, Yasuhiro Ichiro, Zhang Zuolin, and the commander-in-chief of the Kwantung Army, Yoshinori Shirakawa
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Zhang Zuolin and the Japanese chaebol Okura Kihachiro
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Zhang Zuolin's Japanese military advisory group and their families
The first one on the right is Honjo Fan, and the one on the left is Makoto I
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Kenkichi Yoshizawa is the son-in-law of a veteran of Japanese politics
In fact, he has a good personal relationship with Zhang Zuolin, and he is a well-known pro-China faction in the Japanese government
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Now the two tiger specimens in the tiger hall of the Shenyang Marshal's Mansion are imitated after 1949.
The real tiger specimen is the one in Zhang Zuolin's group photo, which is larger
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Front row, from left: Liang Hongzhi (Duan Qirui's secretary), Feng Yuxiang, Zhang Zuolin,
Duan Qirui, Lu Yongxiang, Yang Yuting, Zhang Shuyuan (Duan Qirui's subordinates)
Standing in the back row: Wu Guangxin (Duan Qirui's brother-in-law)
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When taking this photo, Zhang Xueliang stretched out his hand to make a gesture on Zhang Zongchang's head, the photographer waited for a long time and didn't dare to take it, Zhang Zuolin found that something was wrong, turned around and glared at Zhang Xueliang, Wu Peifu, who had been wearing an old K face, laughed rarely.
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Zhang Zuolin and Wu Peifu, Zhang Zongchang and others were in the Shuncheng Palace
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Zhang Zuolin took a group photo with Japanese military adviser Shigeru Honjo
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Generalissimo Zhang Zuolin's uniform statue
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Zhang Zuolin inspects the U.S. military
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In 1926, in Tianjin.
From left: Xing Shilian, Zhang Zuolin, US military attaché
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Zhang Zuolin and French Marshal Foch
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Zhang Zuolin in the 1920s.
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Zhang Zuolin and Japanese "friends"
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It may be the last photo of Zhang Zuolin before his death
Photographed before returning to Mukden in June 1928
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Zhang Zuolin is with his children
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Zhang Zuolin took a photo with his two sons.
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Zhang Zuolin riding a horse.
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In 1927, Zhang Zuolin was appointed Generalissimo of the Beiyang Army and Navy.
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Zhang Zuolin's signed photo
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In 1928, Zhang Zuolin met with the Japanese minister in Beijing for a meeting. During the talks, Zhang Zuolin sternly rejected Japan's offer of betrayal of the country. Under the fierce conflict, the negotiations between the two sides broke down. The Japanese side was annoyed and angry, and began to prepare for a plot against Zhang Zuolin.
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Yasuke Kanda, an officer of the Kwantung Army who had been ambushed nearby, took a photo at the moment of the explosion, and Zhang Zuolin's carriage was blown up
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At Zhang Zuolin's funeral, Yoshiichi Tanaka sent a wreath
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The Fengjun soldiers in charge of guarding Zhang Zuolin's funeral
Behind the soldiers are huge idols of deities, which represent good and evil around them
The implication is that after the death of a person, all the good and evil in this life will return to dust.