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The commander-in-chief of the guards in "No War in Peking", the most miserable Chen inheritance in the "Eight Great Kongs"

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The historical elements of the liberation war period of the spy war drama "No War in Peiping" that seem to be a bit of a brain-burning spy drama are actually very rich, among which there is an imposing police commander-in-chief Chen Inheritance, who is almost interpreted as a clown in the middle of the external power, which is contrary to real history. At that time, there were three important organs of the Kuomintang in Beiping, namely, the "North Parallel Of the Nationalist Government" with Li Zongren as the director, the "North China Suppression Headquarters" with Fu Zuoyi as the commander-in-chief, and the "Beiping Garrison Headquarters" with Chen Ji as the commander-in-chief.

The commander-in-chief of the guards in "No War in Peking", the most miserable Chen inheritance in the "Eight Great Kongs"

Theoretically speaking, the Beixiangyuan commandery is in charge of the military and political affairs of the five provinces and three special cities in North China and is the highest authority in North China; Fu Zuoyi's "Suppression General" is responsible for operational command and controls hundreds of thousands of troops; while the "Beiping Police Headquarters" is only a military, police, constitutional and special command organ for maintaining public order in Beiping, with the least power.

In fact, this was not the case; Li Zongren of the Gui clan was already incompatible with Chiang Kai-shek because of his "campaign for vice president," and basically commanded the latter two organs, especially the Central Army and the secret service organization; while Although Fu Zuoyi was appointed as the commander-in-chief of the crackdown because of his good war, he was not from the Huangpu clan, and there were two corps of more than 200,000 people in the army who were the Central Army, and Chiang Kai-shek was both used and defended against him; the real concubine was this "first deputy commander-in-chief of the North China Suppression Army" and "the commander-in-chief of the Beiping Garrison and lieutenant general of the army, Chen Cheng, the commander-in-chief of the Beiping Garrison." One of the famous Chiang Kai-shek Whampoa Military Academy "Eight King Kongs".

The commander-in-chief of the guards in "No War in Peking", the most miserable Chen inheritance in the "Eight Great Kongs"

Chen Inheritor, a native of Jingjiang, Jiangsu Province, a graduate of the second phase of the Baoding Military Academy, and a tactical instructor at the Huangpu Military Academy, followed Chiang Kai-shek's saddle horse at an early age, and during the Northern Expedition And the Agrarian Revolutionary War, he successively served as division commander, army commander, column commander, and director of the Sui Bureau of the Huangpu Military Academy, and was highly valued. Among Chiang Kai-shek's "Eight Great Kongs" He Yingqin, Qian Dajun, Jiang Dingwen, Gu Zhutong, Liu Zhizhong, Zhang Zhizhong, Chen Jizhi, and Chen Cheng, the original ranking was even before Chen Cheng, but unfortunately, the military command ability was really average, and it was once ridiculed by his subordinate Chen Mingren in person.

Chen Jingang panicked in the "Xi'an Incident", coupled with the rookie of the combat command, he finally lost his military power, sat on the cold bench in the War of Resistance Against Japan, stagnated in rank, and became the only lieutenant general among the eight King Kongs.

The commander-in-chief of the guards in "No War in Peking", the most miserable Chen inheritance in the "Eight Great Kongs"

At the time of the "Xi'an Incident," Chen's successors accompanied Chiang Kai-shek, and on the night of the incident, soldiers of the Northeast Army rushed into the rooms of the senior officers and heard his name as "Chen Cheng" in the confusion; because Chen Cheng often annexed miscellaneous armies, the "people's indignation" outside the Central Army was relatively large, and qiu ba's men raised their guns and were about to open fire. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Chen succeeded Zhang Zhizhong as the chief of education of the Central Military Academy, but failed to become a major member of the unified army side, and his career was very unfavorable, and he was only appointed deputy commander of the Sixth Theater of Operations in early 1945, which was still an idle post without military power.

Although Chen Inherited was of average ability, his loyalty was by no means a problem, so he was reinstated by Chiang Kai-shek after the surrender of Japan, and first served as the deputy commander of the Eleventh Theater, and then became the "supervisor army" around Fu Zuoyi, directly controlling the fourth and ninth corps of the Central Army in the North China Army, and also managing all the special agencies of the gendarmerie police in Beiping City, which was very powerful.

The commander-in-chief of the guards in "No War in Peking", the most miserable Chen inheritance in the "Eight Great Kongs"

Chen inherited as a second-term student in Baoding, and he was also a Huangpu instructor, so naturally even Fu Zuoyi, who graduated in the fifth term, also wanted him to have three points, plus he represented the Orthodox Huangpu department and commanded the military command, central unification and other secret service organizations in Beiping, so the contradiction with Fu Zuoyi gradually deepened.

The plot preface to "No War in Peiping" is the "July Five-Year Incident" in which Chen Ji ordered the military police to shoot at the northeastern students; on July 5, 1948, the young students exiled in Peiping petitioned the "Beixiangyuan" and the "North China Suppression General" for "studying and surviving", and Chen Inherit ignored Fu Zuoyi's order that there should be no conflict, and arbitrarily dispatched a part of the 208th Division of the Youth Army to surround the student contingent, and the bloodshed in which the soldiers shot 8 students and injured 48 people in the chaos, and there was a national public uproar. Fu Zuoyi and Li Zongren took the opportunity to attack and threatened to resign, and in the face of fierce public opinion, Chiang Kai-shek had no choice but to dismiss Chen from his post and replaced the leaders of several secret service organizations in Beiping.

The commander-in-chief of the guards in "No War in Peking", the most miserable Chen inheritance in the "Eight Great Kongs"

Chen inherits the old photo

From the well-known plot of Tiaoyou, it can be seen that the role modeling of Chen Inheritance in "No War in Beiping" is inaccurate, the first is that he once had power in Beiping, the second is deeply trusted by Nanjing, and the third is that it is impossible to appear in the Beiping land after the "July Five-Year Incident".

The impact of chen's transfer from Peiping was far-reaching, and Fu Zuoyi not only erected the absolute authority of the general in North China, but also drove out the Huangpu military leaders in Beiping, leaving all the departments of the Central Army leaderless, laying a good foundation for the subsequent peaceful uprising. After Chen was transferred back to Nanjing, he still gained chiang kai-shek's trust, and in October 1948 he became the commander-in-chief of the Nanjing garrison, and after Chiang Kai-shek left the field at the beginning of the following year, Chen inherited and lost his military post again, and was transferred to the temporary post of "member of the Strategy Committee of the Presidential Palace", and fled taiwan before the liberation of the mainland.

The commander-in-chief of the guards in "No War in Peking", the most miserable Chen inheritance in the "Eight Great Kongs"

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