Fast elf commander Whelan
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(stamped with vermilion seal "Zhang Yin")
In 32 years of the Republic of China (1943), when the book was published, it coincided with the outbreak of the battle of Changde. According to the Wuling Treasures written by Mr. Zhou, a member of China Collectors Association, a collector and historian in Changde, Hunan Province, Zhang personally served as his subordinate (then the commander of the 58th Infantry Division of the 74th Army of the Kuomintang), formerly known as a fourth-grade student in Huangpu. People from Chang 'an County, Shaanxi Province. His inscription on "Collection of Legacies" is Yu Youren's style. Zhang imitated Yu Youren's handwriting since childhood and never stopped writing since he joined the army. Yu Youren (1879 ~ 1964), overseer of the Kuomintang government, was a famous poet and calligrapher. According to historical records: 1934, Zhang was thrown into Nanjing "model prison" by Chiang Kai-shek for killing his wife innocently. After the "Lugouqiao Incident", the Nanjing Kuomintang government ordered that all officers and men serving sentences, except "political prisoners", should be transferred to military service and make meritorious deeds. Zhang's boss Wang pleaded with Chiang Kai-shek. Chiang Kai-shek could not bear to punish himself as a student. Immediately, Zhang was secretly released and returned to Wang's office. 1June, 946, Chiang Kai-shek transferred the 74th Army to Nanking and stationed it in the capital, Xiaolingwei and Xu Wei. The Chiang family's "body guard" became famous. As the commander of the 74th Army and commander of the garrison in Beijing, Zhang became an important official guarding Nanjing. After the reorganization meeting of the Kuomintang army, the 74th Army was reorganized into the 74th Division, with Zhang as the division commander. 1in April, 947, the Kuomintang launched a key attack on the Shandong liberated area. In May, the reorganized 74th Division, known as one of Chiang Kai-shek's five main forces, made outstanding achievements in cracking down on various enemies. Our East China Field Army immediately decided to concentrate five main columns to surround the enemy's 74th Division in Meng Lianggu. Adowa reorganized more than 32,000 people in the 74th Division, and the division commander Zhang was killed. Mr. Zhou was born in Changde City, Hunan Province, 194 1 June. Senior lecturer, associate professor of economics, member of China Collectors Association. Mr. Zhou has been collecting for 30 years, paying attention to Changde history and culture. He has a collection of nearly 10,000 books, including about 3,000 kinds of ancient coins, bronze mirrors and ancient ceramics, and more than 0/00 kinds of fine products. He is a famous collector in northern Hunan. Mr. Zhou's collection of "Bi" jars in the Han Dynasty, pottery jars with vortex patterns in the Tang Dynasty, panlong mirrors in the Tang Dynasty, Jingkangsheng freezers in the Northern Song Dynasty, Yangsui in the Song Dynasty, copper coins made in Changde Road in the Yuan Dynasty, Shu and Wu coins in the Three Kingdoms and coins hoarded in the period, paper money issued by Changde Official Money Bureau in the Qing Dynasty, folk flower tickets in Changde, and iron in the second year of Longwu in Nanming.
In Wuling Treasures, according to the collection of a pottery jacket and a pottery thermos, Zhou put forward the textual research that the birthplace of Changde wine culture is Chengtoushan. Based on ceramic antiquities and historical materials, he compared Changsha Kiln in Hunan with Qiongyao Kiln in Sichuan, and proposed that there was "Langzhou Kiln" in Changde in Tang Dynasty. By studying the local bronze mirror with handle in Changde and the female figurines with round mirror with handle in Shaanxi, he came to the conclusion that the handle mirror began in the Tang Dynasty, challenging the archaeological conclusion that the handle mirror began in the Song Dynasty. His "Examination of Changde Official Money Bureau in Qing Dynasty" has become an important material for studying the history of local coins in Changde. He studied the bronze mirrors of "Wu Zhi" and "Jun Fu", and investigated the influence of "Women's Historical Proverbs" and "Women's Historical Proverbs" on later generations. He collected the relics of Li Zicheng Dashun Army scattered in Yuanli Valley in the late Ming Dynasty, and sought the final ownership of Li Zicheng. His collection of Zhang 1943 inscriptions is the direct physical evidence of Changde Battle. ...