Zhiliang was born in a scholarly family. His father and uncle were both juren in the late Qing Dynasty (father Zhang Shugui, Tongzhi Kuiyouke, uncle Zhang Shuzi, Guangxu Jiumaoke). At the age of six, he entered the village private school to study, learning four books and five classics. After his father's death, Zhiliang entered the county high primary school hall for three years on 1905, and taught in Chengnan Temple for two years after graduation.
19 16 spring, admitted to the provincial fourth normal school for five years. During his study in Qingzhou, it was the May 4th Movement. Influenced by the new cultural trend of thought, especially the theory of saving the country through education, he decided to devote himself to education and serve the motherland. 19 19 During the winter vacation, Zhiliang contacted several villages in his hometown and used the real estate temple in the village of Ganlutang to hire four graduates, Su, Liu Kedian and Shao Xiwu, to teach. With the approval of Zichuan county government, the third and second primary schools in Zichuan county were established (1923, the predecessor of the seventh primary school in Zichuan county). When the third and second primary schools were established, the buildings were dilapidated, the classrooms were dimly lit, teaching tools were scarce, and funds were scarce. Today's situation is unimaginable. In order to change the status quo, Zhiliang went around to raise funds and spared no effort to raise funds, so that the repair of the school temple was completed at the same time, and the names and savings of the donors were clearly recorded, which was praised by the whole village in unison, which also provided a basis for his later education management.
1922, after graduating from Qingzhou No.4 Normal School, Zhiliang went to the provincial Jinan Autonomous School for a year. After graduation, he returned to Zichuan as the president of the county agricultural association. During this period, he and the Chamber of Commerce co-chaired the establishment of Zichuan Daoyuan Red Cross Society in Zicheng North Street, founded charity and founded Wangbei Higher Education.
After the May 3rd tragedy, the Japanese army controlled most of Shandong, and the provincial government was forced to move to Tai 'an, and the Zichuan county government moved to Xishan, Cicun. In order to strengthen the cultural aggression against Zichuan, the Japanese spy Shimonoseki Yamashita sought wisdom in the name of running a school. In order to escape from Xiaguan Mountain, Zhiliang left Tai 'an, was admitted to the training course for education directors held by 1928, and returned to serve as the director of the county education bureau six months later.
Zichuan Education Bureau evolved from 1923 Zichuan County Persuasion Institute. Zhiliang is the third director. At the beginning of taking office, the form of education in the county was very severe, especially the shortage of education funds, which made it difficult to maintain even the most basic status quo. In order to change this situation, he started with solving the education funds, and advocated that all public land and public trees in all parts of the county (including Tian Miao) should be used as the bottom payment for running a school. He also joined the local gentry with the approval of the county, and levied an additional education fee of one yuan per person on grain, which was independently managed and used by the established bottom education fund Committee. Education funds soared from the original 9500 yuan to 48000 yuan, and the school has made great progress. The number of complete primary schools has increased from 8 to 16, and the number of primary schools has increased from more than 300 to 524, with 2 1 and 7 1 student. Establish a county education association to assist the county education bureau in running the county's primary education. 1929 Autumn, Zichuan County No.1 Middle School Zichuan County Junior High School (now the predecessor of Zibo No.4 Middle School) was established, with Zhiliang (director of education and academic affairs) as the principal.
In order to train teachers and expand the ranks of primary school teachers to meet the needs of the county's educational development, Zhiliang fully supported and reopened Zichuan teachers' workshop, and hired Liu Kedian, Meng Suizhi and Su Keting who had taught in Wangbei Primary School to teach. Later, the institute was merged into the county junior high school and set up a secondary normal class. Since the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, the class has held four sessions with 220 graduates, which has alleviated the shortage of teachers to some extent.
193 1 year, Zhiliang worked as a teacher in Yidu Dongguan Primary School for one year, and then worked as a teaching director in Pingyuan Normal School for one year. Because her mother was ill, she resigned and taught at home.
1932, at the invitation of Li (a native of Zichuan Cicun), Commissioner of Xunyang Department of Hubei Province, Zhiliang worked as the section chief of Xunyang Department for half a year, and then transferred to Xunxi County for two and a half years. Later, I went to xian county, Hebei Province as the secretary of the county magistrate, and after half a year, I went to Cangxian County Agency as a secretary until the July 7th Incident.
1937 After the Anti-Japanese War began, Zhiliang returned to Zichuan to join the army. Together with his eldest son, Zhang Ying, he joined Zhai Rujian, the second detachment of guerrilla Zhang Liyuan in the third district of Shandong Province (later the fourth brigade of the third secret service of Shandong Province), and served as counselor and chief of staff successively, fighting for the great cause of anti-Japanese.
1939 After the collapse of the village, Zhiliang returned to his hometown and opened a Chinese medicine shop in the west of Zichuan, a famous doctor in Zibo, Sun and Gao Jinsheng, and served as a surgeon himself. During his tenure as a surgeon of traditional Chinese medicine, Zhiliang devoted himself to medical research, collected clinical prescriptions from various sources, and wrote a book "Surgical Notes" including surgery, internal medicine and traumatology. (Also known as Qingnangji, unpublished, kept by Zhang Xu, the fourth son. )
1945 After Japan surrendered, Zhiliang went to Jinan as the surgical director of the provincial relief hospital and the chief of the second paper mill, and served as the speaker of the Senate of Zichuan County the following year.
1948 After the liberation of Zichuan County, Zhiliang returned to his hometown to practice medicine to save people because of his age and boredom with political disputes. Since then, he has been seeking medical advice, giving treatment to villagers, saving lives, and has been deeply respected by villagers.