General Cai has two sons and four daughters, two of whom died young, and two sons and two women have grown up. The eldest son is Shi Chongbai, the eldest son of General Shi's buddy Shi, and the other is Professor Zhou, a famous botanist in China (whether he is the son of Zhou Jiashu, the buddy of the third sergeant, remains to be verified). Shi was a military doctor studying in Germany and served as a military attache abroad during the National Government. This department is in America. Two daughters are in Beijing with their eldest son, Mr. Cai Duan, and their second son, Cai Yongning, is in Jilin. ?

The legend about Fengxian Xiao is true. Fengxian Xiao later married Cai E and gave birth to two sons. It seems that these two sons later worked in the banking system of the National Government. As for the son born in family of origin, it is said that it is not the climate!

Original wife: Liu Xinying, and later Cai E changed her name to Liu Xiazhen (there is an allusion that she married her sister for her sister) and grew up with Cai Julian;

The second wife: Pan Huiying, who received western-style higher education, has two sons and one daughter: the eldest son Cai Duan (genealogical name Cai Zekun), the second son Cai Yongning (genealogical name Cai Zeke) and the female Cai; Mrs. Pan was widowed in her twenties until her death, and then she made a living by teaching.

Mother: Mrs. Wang, born in Zaixiu, about 1862. A native of Guzhou Township (now Guzhou Town) in Shaoyang County, a native of Tongziping in Nancun. Three men and two women were born. The male names are Cai E, Cai Yuan and Cai Yong, and the female names are Gui Ren and Yun E. ..

Father: Cai, a native of Jianghe Bridge in Shaoyang County (now Cai 'e Village, Cai 'e Township, Daxiang District, Shaoyang City), moved to the entrance of Dongkou Mountain (formerly Wugang).

Grandson: Cai Xie.