Ma Xiaojun's resume.
Ma Xiaojun (1881-1959) is called Han Dong, and its number is Zhanhong. Rongxian people. In the 30th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1904), a scholar was selected by Guangxi to attend Baoding Army Crash School. In the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty (1908), he was sent to Japan NCO School for three years by the War Department of the Qing Dynasty, and he joined the United Front as a candidate and joined the League in Tokyo. Returning to China to participate in the Revolution of 1911, he served as the staff officer of Nanjing Liu Shou government and the commander of the student army. 19 12 returned to Guangxi to join the old Guangxi department and served as the staff officer of Hunchenglv. 19 13 failed in the "second revolution" and returned to Japan to study in the infantry division of the China Cadet Team of the Army NCO School. 19 15 After graduation, I returned to Beijing and worked as a trainee in the 10th Army Division. In the same year, Yuan Shikai tried to claim the title of emperor, and was sent back to the south by Cai E. He served as a staff officer in Guangxi Governor's Office and participated in attracting Yuan to Hunan. 19 17 suggested to Lu rongting and Chen Bingkun to establish a model battalion in Gui Jun and was appointed as the battalion commander. Recruiting Guangxi graduates from Army University and Baoding Military Academy as company and platoon cadres, and recruiting 500 middle school students as noncommissioned officers, and conducting strict training, has become a model for the Guangxi army. In the same year, he led a model battalion to participate in the Battle of Protecting France in Hunan, and was expanded to the 2nd Regiment of the First Division of Gui Jun, where he served as the head and deputy commander of the 1st National Defence Force, and then transferred to Zhaoqing, Guangdong. 192 1 year, Sun Yat-sen ordered Guangdong, Jiangxi, Yunnan and Guizhou troops to enter Guangxi to crusade against Lu Rongting, and Lu Rongting transferred them to Baise to prevent Yunnan troops from entering Guangxi. Soon after, the old Guangxi system collapsed, and it was electrified and autonomous, which was adapted by the Guangdong Army. He was appointed as the garrison commander of Tiannan Road by Governor Ma of Guangxi. 1922 changed to commander and director of security department of No.7 Road in Tiannan Garrison. After the Guangdong army withdrew from Guangxi, the model group was besieged by the remnants of Lu Rongting's autonomous army, and the environment was sinister. So it left the army, went to Hongkong, handed the gun to Huang and Bai Chongxi, and became one of the basic teams that started the new Guangxi school. He was also praised by Li and Bai as the founder of Guangxi New Army. In the autumn of the same year, he was hired by Sun Yat-sen as the base camp of Marshal's House to join the army. The following year, he took Wuzhou as the ambassador of Fuhe. After Sun Yat-sen's death, he served as the senior staff officer of the Guangzhou General Command of the National Revolutionary Army from 65438 to 0925, and served as the director of the General Office of the Military Commission of the National Government and the rank of Lieutenant General from 65438 to 0927. 1928 resigned from office and became a member of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Committee of the National Government. 1929 went to Guangdong and Guangxi for disaster relief and advocated the construction of Wuyi-Yibo highway, which was the first in Guangxi. In Nanjing, he raised funds to rebuild the Guangdong-Guangxi Guild Hall and personally planned the construction; He also founded Guangdong-Guangxi Middle School and served as a school manager. After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he returned to live in Guilin, founded the Guangxi branch of the Red Cross, and donated huge sums of money to help refugees and injured compatriots. 1940 was elected as a legislator of the Legislative Yuan of the National Government. 1949 went to Taiwan Province province and continued to be a legislator. He is the author of "The Road to the Origin of Guangxi Revolutionary Army" and "Comparison of Power between China and Japan".