Wu Zhang's fortune telling _ Is Wu Zhang's fortune telling true?

How should we objectively evaluate Wu Fupei, a northern warlord?

At that time, everyone in China who could be on the cover of Time magazine had several brushes!

The word warlord has been criticized at any time, and the existence of warlord means division. In the early years of the Republic of China, there were many warlord factions in China, and Wu was one of them.

This man looks tall and thin, and his family has no expectations of him. They think he can only take the road of imperial examination. With his own talent, he was admitted to a scholar at the age of 22, which was something worth showing off at that time.

But then the imperial examination was abolished, and he was born in troubled times. The diploma really made ends meet, so Wu had to join the Beiyang Army. However, after joining the army, he began a legend that belonged to him.

Not long after he joined the army, he knew his noble leader Cao Kun. Cao Kun was the right-hand man of the Third Beiyang Division and Yuan Shikai at that time, ranking almost second only to "Beiyang Sanjie" among Beiyang warlords.

Cao Kun is a mud-legged man with a low education level. He was born to sell shoes and socks. And Wu's literati temperament is also eye-catching in the army. He gives advice to Cao Kun from time to time, so he won the favor of Cao Kun.

Of course, Wu is not only an adviser, but also a valiant soldier! In the Franco-Prussian War, Yuan Shikai sent Cao Kun to fight in Sichuan. When Cao Kun was surrounded by the enemy, it was Wu who led 1000 fighters who rescued Cao Kun. From then on, the two had a lifelong friendship.

Later, under the strong recommendation of Cao Kun, Yuan Shikai also promoted Wu as the third lieutenant of Beiyang Army, which was already a high-level official in Beiyang Government.

As a result, Wu, who was born as a scholar, gradually stepped onto the center of power.

Later, Yuan Shikai died suddenly, and the whole situation suddenly became uncontrollable. Warlords all over the country were separated, and various factions made the situation chaotic, so China fell into the most chaotic Beiyang period.

During this period, Wu used his own ability to grow into the leader of the direct warlord step by step, and led the direct line to gain the upper hand in many warlord melee, such as Zhifeng. Especially in the direct service war in the eleventh year of the Republic of China, Wu defeated Shanhaiguan in Zhang, and his fame reached its peak. Time magazine published the general on the cover, calling him "the strongest in China". Miller's comments even think that he is the most likely general China to complete reunification.

Such an honor made Lao Wu a little embarrassed.

At that time, Wu was unable to make ends meet, and even the first member of Beiyang had to avoid its sharpness for a while!

Wu, the Soviet ambassador to China, also contacted him, hoping to carry out the workers' movement through his influence. At first, Wu made a speech to protect workers, but the workers' strike movement did harm his interests, so he stood on the opposite side of the revolution and the people. Perhaps this is the helplessness caused by the situation

Later, the Northern Expedition of the National Government was invincible, and Wu was completely defeated in the process and forced to retire. Then he came to the eastern suburbs of Beijing alone to live in seclusion. Because of his clean administration, he left no money himself, so he had to rely on the relief of his friends.

Later, when the war of aggression against China broke out, Wu, who had been living smoothly, was also involved in it because of his high prestige. At that time, although Japan occupied North China in full swing, all kinds of anti-Japanese actions in China never stopped. The Japanese feel that their backyard is unstable and need a prestigious person to sit for them.

Therefore, the Japanese and the puppet military government sent people with a lot of money to invite him out of the mountain many times, but Wu refused.

This seems to be a common feature of the northern warlords. They all have good personalities. Compared with the emerging "revolutionary" warlords, they are obviously more backbone and patriotic.

1939, while having dinner with his family, Wu Dashuai accidentally cut his gums with a bone. Because I don't want to go abroad to rent a house for treatment, it eventually leads to serious oral inflammation.

After learning the news, the Japanese told their families that they could send the best doctors to their homes for surgery. In order not to put Wu's life in danger, their families agreed to each other's "kindness." Results One hour after the operation, Japanese doctors announced the news of Wu's death. Many people suspect that the Japanese killed Wu, but because there is no exact data and evidence, the matter is still inconclusive.

Generally speaking, Wu is a "model lean" in that troubled times. He lives frugally and doesn't live a luxurious life like others. In his later years, he did not bow his head because of the influence of the Japanese, and his integrity was admirable. Although he used to be a stumbling block to the democratic revolution, who can be perfect under the restriction of the background of the times!

"(Wu) is different from other warlords in two ways. First of all, he worshipped Guan Yu and Yue, two great men in the history of China, all his life. When he failed, he didn't go abroad or live in the concession. Second, Wu has been an official for decades, ruling the territory of several provinces and leading hundreds of thousands of soldiers. He has no private savings, no land property and an innocent name. Compared with those warlords of the same period, it is finally commendable. "-Dong