Yu Chengwan (1902- 1955), a native of Taishan, Guangdong Province, graduated from the Department of Political Science of Sun Yat-sen University. He became an instructor of Nanjing Guard Major General on 193 1 and transferred to Army University College for further study the following year. His high degree of education is rare among Kuomintang army generals.

Engaged in political work for a long time in his early years. 1940 served as Lieutenant General of 57th Division of 74th Army, 165438+65438 10/2 days, led 8000 guards to fight the Japanese army1/6 Division 30000 elite soldiers Changde 12 days. The next day, the reinforced 32nd regiment counterattacked Changde and recovered it on the same day. After the war, Chiang Kai-shek heard of Changde's fall and ordered him to be sent to a military court for trial for disobeying military orders. Sun Lianzhong interceded with Wang. Yu Chengwan was sentenced to two years' imprisonment. Before serving his sentence, Wang pleaded with the Military Justice Department and released Bao. Xuan was appointed as the deputy commander of the 74th Army. 1948 served as the commander of the 26th Army. During the Yunnan Uprising in Lu Han, Yu Chengwan wavered and went to Hongkong. 1On August 27th, 955, Yu Chengwan, who grew vegetables and raised chickens in the New Territories, was robbed by bandits and killed by police and robbers.

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