Que Hanqian's Personal Profile

Que Hanqian (1902— 1972), a native of Quejia Village, Qingshuiqiao Township, went to law school after graduating from high school. /kloc-joined the army in 0/920, was admitted to the Wuhan Teaching Corps, joined the Kuomintang, and was soon admitted to the fourth phase of the Whampoa Military Academy. After graduation, he served as the head of the Kuomintang army company, battalion, major general brigade commander, lieutenant general, deputy commander, commander, Guangzhou garrison commander, and commander of Pudong Corps. He has won many medals, such as Yunhui Medal of the Kuomintang and Baoding Medal. , also won the Brown Medal of the United States. /kloc-went to Taiwan in October, 1949, and served as the commander of the central defense zone of Taiwan Province Province, the deputy defense zone of Taiwan Province Province, the east defense zone and the Penghu defense zone. 1952 resigned due to illness, 1972 died of illness in Taipei veterans general hospital.

During the eight-year Anti-Japanese War, Que Hanqian experienced 10 battles and made outstanding achievements. 1938, Guangde swore to the death in the first battle, and Que led the troops to meet the Japanese white blade, and repeatedly fought hand-to-hand to intimidate the enemy. /kloc-in the winter of 0/939, the army invaded the north from Guangzhou on a large scale. Kan Hanqian, while sticking to his original position, sent raiders and friendly troops to launch a counterattack, and captured Wengyuan and Huaxian in one go, forcing three Japanese divisions to retreat to the suburbs of Guangzhou hastily, creating an exciting victory in northern Guangdong. 1944 led two divisions to fly to Myanmar to lift the siege of the allied Myitkyina. In the same year, as the deputy commander of the 54th Army, he led the whole army to fight bloody battles, broke through the natural barrier of the Nujiang River, which was closely guarded by the Japanese army, broke through the defense line of Gaoligong Mountain at an altitude of 3,000 meters, recovered Tengchong, an important town in western Yunnan, and created a brilliant record of adowing the Japanese aggressors. Kan Hanqian became famous at home and abroad and was promoted to commander in chief in the battle.

Que Hanqian, as a senior general of the Kuomintang, once caused serious losses to the China Revolution. From 1930 to 1934, they participated in the blockade and encirclement of Jinggangshan, faithfully implemented Chiang Kai-shek's policy of "burning, killing, flattening and destroying", and caused serious damage to the revolutionary base areas. After War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's victory, he took an active part in the anti-* *, seized Jiaodong, fought against western Liaoning and defended Shanghai, which made great contributions to Chiang Kai-shek.

Que Hanqian is good at calligraphy and has made great achievements. During his long military life, he practiced hundreds of Chinese characters every day, never finished his homework, never rested, and never stopped during his illness. From 65438 to 0959, he held a personal calligraphy exhibition in Zhongshan Hall, Taipei. Its original "Song Zhengqi" and the four-body thousand-character script of line, grass, mold and official script are praised as "drawing clouds" and won the praise of experts.