Ignorance, could Chiang Kai-shek influence Zhang Xueliang at that time? Any bloody Chinese would have resisted. He was a person who did not even dare to take responsibility. Didn’t you see Zhang Xueliang in Taiwan? I have said it myself, was it my misjudgment? If I had known that this was the result, I would have fought with the Japanese to prove that he had the right to make the decision at that time. He was a shameful person and a country that controlled the country. Territory, people, money, food, and weapons were ignored, and were all given to the man who killed his father and his enemy. As the old Chinese saying goes, the foreign king will not accept his life. At that time, Chiang Kai-shek could not control him at all, it was only in form (Yi Zhi) , if he really listened to Chiang Kai-shek, he would not always undermine Chiang Kai-shek every time Chiang Kai-shek used him. For example, when Wu Guifeng was involved in the civil war, he thought Zhang would help, but Zhang ended up undermining him again. , the general was almost furious. I remember that there was a man named Huang Xiansheng, who was still a member of the police irregular force. He insisted on disobeying Zhang’s orders and organized more than 2,000 policemen to resist resolutely. This is what soldiers do, and it is just a formality. What's more important is the order from the superior or the revenge for killing his father. He was just a coward who didn't dare to fight. He gave all the large and heavy weapons to the Japanese and made a huge contribution to Japan's full-scale invasion of China in the future! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! The poster actually said that others don’t understand history, haha, it’s ridiculous and sad! What a shame! ! ! ! ! ! ! There was also the Xi'an Incident, which ruined the great plan to unify China. What would be wrong? Shouldn't he unify China? You must know that the great war of resistance against Japan was all fought by the Kuomintang. It was just the winner and the loser. In the past And the century-old poet will give an explanation to the real national hero! ! ! ! !