Zhang Zhidong, a famous minister in the late Qing Dynasty, had many titles. Xiang Shuai? First, the title comes from his serial number, and second, his experience in leading troops.

During the late Qing Dynasty and even the Republic of China, ministers or warlords used to address each other? Handsome? To show the difference, I will choose a meaningful word in the table or number and add? Handsome? , it became a name, Zhang Zhidong word filial piety, Xiang Tao, this? Xiang Shuai? It's taken from the numbers. Is it sweet? Words.

Then how did he get it? Xiang Shuai? What's the name?

Zhang Zhidong, Xiang Tao, also the governor, said? Handsome? , so it's called Zhang Xiangshuai. Family heirloom from Zhang Wenxiang? Xiang Tao? No.1 was actually used by Zhang Zhidong in his early years, so people also called Zhang Zhidong, Xiang Shuai, Shi, Zhang Xiangshuai and Shangshu. What about Zhang Zhidong? Xiang Shuai? The combination of the actual boss's name, his number and official position.

Most warlords after the Republic of China have this name, such as Zhang's name? Rain handsome? Because of his word rain pavilion; Another example is Sun Yes's name? Xin Shuai? Because his words are far away.

Money way? Is it because Zhang Zhidong developed Westernization? Spend money like water? Most of his chosen industries are heavy industries, such as the famous Hanyang Iron Works, which is a bottomless pit for spending money. After years of losses, he borrowed money from Japanese and other foreign capitals, and finally Sheng Xuanhuai, a subordinate of Li Hongzhang, took over.

But in China at that time, it was extremely necessary to develop heavy industry. Money way? It is not derogatory at present.

Zhang Zhidong has made great achievements not only in industry, but also in education. Today's Nanjing University, Wuhan University, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Huazhong Agricultural University, Wuhan University of Technology and other universities are all established under his supervision. His contribution to the development of China should not be forgotten.

Sadly, 1966, 57 years after Zhang Zhidong's death, was completely denied. His grave in Nanpi County, Hebei Province was destroyed and his bones were abandoned in the wilderness. I wonder what he thinks.