Wu Peifu, Penglai, Shandong, was a famous military strategist, patriot, and first-level general of the Chinese National Revolutionary Army during the Republic of China. Very good at using soldiers, rich in strategy, military talent is second to none among the current Chinese warriors, and he is known as the "general of constant victory".
participated in the Zhiwan War, Zhifeng War, and the Northern Expedition. He was an official visitor to Zhilu, Henan and Lakes, and the commander-in-chief of the 14th province to fight against thieves. He is the first warlord and think tank of the leader of the Zhili warlord Cao Kun, leading the Zhili in many The second warlord won in the melee and was called "the person most likely to unify China in the 20th century."
On the day Wu Peifu was born, Wu Kecheng dreamed that the national hero Qi Jiguang visited his home, which made Wu Kecheng, who had always worshiped the famous anti-Japanese general, excited. Because Qi Jiguang's character is adored with jade, when his second son was born, Wu Ke named him Peifu and took the character Ziyu.
Wu Peifu's elder brother Wu Daofu died young, so Wu Peifu became the eldest of the family, and had a younger brother Wu Wenfu. Wu Kecheng taught his son extremely strictly. In 1880, Wu Peifu, who had just turned six, was sent to a private school by his father.
Wu Peifu is naturally smart and learns quickly. There is no study room for him at home, so Wu's mother Zhang found a big wooden plank and put it on the big stone mill next to the small shop to make a simple desk for Wu Peifu to ride on the mill's neck to study. Although he was in the hustle and bustle, Wu Peifu was always able to recite his homework quietly and concentrate on his work. He was particularly respected by his husband, and his neighbors also praised him.
Under such learning conditions, after three years of enrollment, Wu Peifu was already able to start an essay. By 1886, he had already completed the four books and five classics.
In 1890, Wu Kecheng died of illness. The 14-year-old Wu Peifu depended on his mother and younger brother for life, and his family was getting colder. In order to reduce the burden on the family, Wu Peifu went to the Penglai Naval Camp as a student, and received a monthly salary of two, two and four dollars a month.
At a young age, Wu Peifu was able to support himself and earn money to support his family, and he also went to Penglai's famous teacher, Li Pisen, which impressed many people.
When Wu Peifu was fifteen years old, people kept coming to propose marriages, and he had made an appointment with a local lady named Wang. But the Wang family girl died of illness after three years. Wu Peifu did her best to organize the funeral of his wife and buried her in the tomb of Wu Jiazu.
In the 22nd year of Guangxu (1896), Wu Peifu High School was ranked third in Bingshenke, Dengzhou Prefecture. It is a pity that in this year, opium was poisoned, and there were smokehouses all over the country, and Wu Peifu was also infected with opium.
At that time, all the local wealthy and powerful people who opened smoking halls, among them a wealthy businessman named Weng Qinsheng, even colluded with the government and acted aggressively.
Once, Wu Peifu had an addiction to cigarettes, but the smoking hall was overcrowded. Wu Peifu couldn't bear the addiction. He ran into Weng Qinsheng's private room without hesitation and asked to borrow Weng Qinsheng's place to live the addiction, but was blasted out by Weng.
The grudge Wu Peifu joined the local poor and rogue talent group "Nine Tigers". When the old lady of the Weng family was celebrating her birthday, Wu Peifu and nine other gangsters borrowed the name of singing and entered the theater to celebrate their birthday. The female relatives did all the ugliness, scared the female relatives to flee.
The Weng family was furious, and the government united Wu Peifu's fame as a talent and issued a hunting order. Wu Peifu fled to Beijing to avoid misfortune, writing Spring Festival couplets and divination for a living
