1On August 20th, 925, Liao, the former classmate studying in Japan and the leader of the left wing of the Kuomintang (the famous leader of the left wing of the Kuomintang), was his classmate studying in Japan. The two of them have a deep friendship and become brothers. According to Wang's memory, "I remember a photo taken in our family many years ago: a child stood between two adults." The two adults are my father and Mr. Liao, and the child in the middle is Mr. Liao's youngest son Liao Chengzhi. " After the assassination in Guangzhou, Wang Zhichang, who has no partisan views, decided to quit the political arena and has lived in Beijing ever since. After the founding of New China, Wang Zhichang, who was over 70 years old, was appointed by Zhou Enlai as the librarian of the Central Museum of Literature and History until his death at 1956. Wang Zhichang married three wives and had eleven children in his life. The first lady had an arranged marriage and died shortly after giving birth to her eldest son, Guangde. The second person, surnamed Zhao, was the daughter of the landlord when Wang stayed in Japan. She gave birth to a second son, Guangqi, and a third son, Guangchao. After Zhao's death, he married his third wife Dong Jieru and gave birth to three sons and five daughters: four sons Guang Jie, five sons Guang Fu, six sons Guang Ying and his eldest daughter, two daughters Guang Zhong, three daughters, four daughters Guang He and five daughters Guang Ping.