Wang Qi translated Chiang Kai-shek (originally written in Webster's Pinyin) into Chang Kaishen in his book "Research on the Academic History of the Eastern Sino-Russian Boundary: Issues of the Eastern Sino-Russian Boundary from the Perspective of Chinese, Russian and Western Scholars" published in June 5438+ 10, 2008.
Just like translating Mencius into Mencius, such "historians" make Chinese people have great doubts about the academic authority and cultural literacy level of experts and scholars in China's education sector.
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Chiang Kai-shek's early experience: Chiang Kai-shek's father Jiang inherited his ancestral business and ran a salt shop. He died in 1895. Chiang Kai-shek was brought up by his mother, Wang Caiyu, and entered this school at an early age, reading classics and history. /kloc-entered Fenghua Lu Feng school in 0/903 and Ningbo Jianjin school two years later.
1at the beginning of 906, he graduated from Yu Jinlong Middle School. In April, he moved to Japan and entered Tsinghua School in Tokyo. He got to know Chen and others and was influenced by anti-Qing thoughts. /kloc-0 returned to China at the end of 906, 1907 was admitted to Baoding National Army Quick School to study artillery. /kloc-in the spring of 0/908, I went to Japan, joined Zhenwu School in Tokyo, and joined the league. 19 10 After graduating in winter, he joined the 1st 19 wing of the 3rd Division of the Japanese Army as a noncommissioned officer.
Participating in the democratic revolution won the respect of Sun Yat-sen.. After the outbreak of the Revolution of 1911, Chiang Kai-shek returned to Shanghai and was appointed by Chen to lead more than 100 pioneers to Hangzhou to participate in the recovery of Zhejiang. Later, Chen Chu, the commander of the Shanghai Navy, served as the head of the fifth regiment of the Shanghai Army, and became sworn brothers with Chen and Huang Wei, the teachers of the second division of the Shanghai Army.
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