During the period of Nanjing government (1927- 1949), he was the shadow of Chiang Kai-shek, the head of underground government, or, in layman's terms, he was the "shadow government chairman" of Nanjing National Government, the central government of China in that special era.
Before 1927, Du's gradual ascent from a gangster at the bottom of society to the boss of green gang in Shanghai was legendary, but objectively speaking, it was only the growth history of an ordinary underworld tycoon, which did not have unprecedented uniqueness. Many people relish his history of becoming a Shanghai boss from a fruit shop hooligan. It is all kinds of stories about his spending money like water and making friends. This is the legendary story of his friendship with Huang.
However, few people pay attention to what happened to 1927. In my opinion, this is a major turning point in Du's first and second life. Du's identity has undergone a fundamental change, making Du the "first gangster in China", surpassing any green gang tycoon in the history of China. It is a landmark event that began in April 1927: 1927.
On the evening of April 1927, 1 1, Du designed and buried the leaders of the Shanghai workers' movement, and then ordered hooligans to attack the workers' picket and slaughter the producers and workers.
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1949 After the founding of New China, Du went to Hongkong and rented the ground floor of Kennedy Terrace 18, and the two countries began to compete for Du. * * * arranged for Joe and Pan Hannian to keep in touch with Du, and sent Jinshan and Zhang to Hong Kong to persuade them to return to Shanghai. One of Du's sons also stays in Shanghai as a liaison, and often travels between Shanghai and Hong Kong to deliver messages.
For the invitation of the producer of * * *, Du said that he could not go back to the mainland for the time being because of poor health, but he should do it according to the spirit of "serving the people as much as possible" instructed by Pan Hannian. The Kuomintang also sent people to Hong Kong to woo Du to Taiwan, but Du Wanyan refused. Du Fu's invitation to work in Hong Kong was also rejected by the Kuomintang.