Tan was born in a noble family in Qing Dynasty, and he was a famous gifted scholar. His father is Tan, the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi. Tan was deeply influenced by the traditional ideas of the Qing Dynasty and belonged to the die-hards of that year. Under the education of his father, Tan studied hard, entered the school hall for training at the age of five, and kept his father's homework every day.
It happened that under his father's strict education, Tan achieved excellent results in his teens, and he also wrote a good calligraphy and had his own unique opinions. He is a rare outstanding talent. His teacher Wang Kaiyun was once the teacher of an important minister, Su Shun. Even he praised Tan for his talent and ability. Tan lived up to his father's expectations. He was admitted by a scholar when he was twelve. When he decided to attack and make great achievements, his father needed someone to take care of him because he was weak.
Tan had to give up his studies and go home to accompany his father. In the meantime, he also found a famous local teacher to give lectures. After eleven years of unremitting efforts, Tan is finally ready to go to Beijing to take the college entrance examination. At first, he tried to get the first place in the imperial examination, and later he took part in the imperial examination.
In the imperial examination, Tan played very well, because she was outstanding in literary talent, had her own unique opinions and wrote a good hand, which made him the first in the imperial examination, that is, a scholar. However, once the greatest ruler was Empress Dowager Cixi, and the final examination result was also decided by him. After seeing the exam results, Cixi suddenly moved Tan from the first place to the thirty-fifth place.
Why did Empress Dowager Cixi cancel her number one scholar Lang after seeing Tan's name? In terms of environment, Tan's father is a minister in the DPRK and an old school who supports Cixi. Tan's thoughts were influenced by his father, and they all supported the feudal society of the Qing Dynasty. People like him should be the ideal type of Cixi. Although Tan is unwilling, he can only accept the facts, but he is eager to understand what angered Cixi and suffered such unfair treatment.
Tan was restored to his post in Hunan, but he was driven away by bared teeth. 1922, Tan immediately took refuge in Sun Yat-sen and joined the Kuomintang again. Since then, she has been continuously promoted in the internal structure of the Kuomintang, and has also represented the current chairman of the Kuomintang Central Party Department.
Sun Yat-sen trusted Tan very much and wanted to recommend him, but Tan missed his wife and refused the marriage. Coupled with the rise of Chiang Kai-shek at that time, the camp was very large. Tan didn't want to argue with him, so he asked Chiang Kai-shek to get him. As a veteran of the Kuomintang, Tan holds a high position. Although the Qing Dynasty did not give him the future he deserved, he still made great contributions to the revolutionary cause by relying on his own ambition. 1930, Tan died of illness in Nanjing.