Zhang Qian (1897- 1959), a native of Guilin, Guangxi, graduated from the Accelerated School of Guangxi Army. 1923 served as major's adjutant in Lu Rongting's army. After Lu Rongting's defeat, his troops were incorporated by Li Zongren and served as battalion commander. 1926, served as lieutenant colonel adjutant and colonel adjutant in the seventh army. 1928 after graduating from the army university, he served as the chief of staff of the eighth army.
1August, 948, served as commander of the Third Corps and led his troops to participate in the defense of the Yangtze River. 1April, 949 served as deputy director of the office of the military and political chief of Central China. 1 949 65438+February1was captured by the PLA in Bobai, Guangxi. He was later detained in Kutokuhayashi War Criminals Reform Institute. 1959 died of illness.
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1950 In March, the children of Zhang Daozhong who went to Taiwan returned to Guilin and built a cenotaph for their father. We talked about it. It turned out that one month after the three of them bid farewell to Lushu Prefecture, 165438+ year1October 29th, Bai Chongxi's "southern offensive" was defeated, and Zhang Qian led twenty thousand down archers to retreat to Bobai from Yulin and set up a headquarters in the county library. At this time, Bai Chongxi is having a meeting at sea.
Unexpectedly, at midnight that day, the Flying Tigers of the 382nd Regiment of the 43rd Army in the Four Fields launched an attack on his headquarters. In the fierce battle, Zhang Qian is still asking the fortune teller for good or ill luck. Suddenly, he told the chief of staff with a beaming face: the fortune teller has guided us and reinforcements will arrive soon! I haven't finished yet. It was the Flying Tigers of the People's Liberation Army that came from there. He and the chief of staff were arrested.
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