Everyone knows that Chairman Mao has five tiger generals, so there are also good people who have made five tiger generals for Chiang Kai-shek . Unfortunately, Chiang Kai-shek's five tiger generals are not real tigers, but corrupt big tigers.
This person is Jiang Dingwen . He and Chiang Kai-shek are fellow villagers, so they are deeply trusted and valued by Chiang Kai-shek. As early as when he was in Huangpu School, Chiang Kai-shek had already taken a fancy to Jiang Dingwen. In Central Plains Battle, , Jiang Dingwen really lived up to Chiang Kai-shek's expectations and was invincible in the world. He won the nickname " Flying General "!
It was during the Central Plains War that Jiang Dingwen exposed his nature. Once, Jiang Dingwen met Gu Zhutong and Shangguan Yunxiang . Three people who are good at gambling met, and now a "God of Gambling" battle is about to break out. However, with the relationship between Gu Zhutong and Shangguan Yunxiang, Jiang Dingwen was sure to lose.
Sure enough, the three of them bet overnight, and Jiang Dingwen lost all the three-month military pay for the entire division without leaving any hair. It is the time for war, and the soldiers who cannot pay military pay will not go to the front line. What should I do?
So Jiang Dingwen had to go to Chiang Kai-shek with shamelessness. Chiang Kai-shek first got angry, and then he could only take 50,000 yuan to pay Jiang Dingwen military salary. This matter was over.
Jiang Dingwen, known as the "Flying General" in the Central Plains War, was not very good when he was fighting Japan. When he was in charge of the situation in the northwest, he was simply unwilling to fight the Japanese. The money he made in the northwest was dozens of times more than the money of the largest capitalist in the northwest at that time.
But his level was far behind when he fought against the Japanese. In the 1944 War of Resistance, the troops he led were defeated by a small group of Japanese troops in Henan. This battle was really embarrassing. Finally, he resigned embarrassedly.
Although Jiang Dingwen could not fight the Japanese, he was very good at fighting civil wars. In 1939, the 19th Army led by Jiang Guangnai and Cai Tingkai launched an anti-Chief, so Chiang Kai-shek asked Jiang Dingwen to take 10 divisions of troops to fight Cai Tingkai and Jiang Guangnai. In less than a month, Jiang Dingwen occupied Fujian. It has to be said that Jiang Dingwen is still available to command the civil war.
Later, Chiang Kai-shek asked Jiang Dingwen to "suppress the bandits", and it was him who forced Red Army to carry out Long March .
Generally speaking, before the anti-Japanese war, Jiang Dingwen made contributions to Chiang Kai-shek, but later he saw that the Kuomintang was no longer able to do so, so Jiang Dingwen turned to doing business. He opened brick and tile factories and ship companies, and his company developed to Hong Kong and the United States.
However, when Chiang Kai-shek was no longer available, Jiang Dingwen was still allowed to come out again. At this time, Jiang Dingwen knew that the defeat was decided, so he went to Taiwan again just one month after returning to the army and said, "Where should I be buried in the future?"
1974 Jiang Dingwen died of illness in Taiwan at the age of 79, and told his family to bury the cemetery towards the mainland!
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