Is there a saying that "if you win, you can't leave Sichuan, and if you lose, you can't leave Bay"? How to explain it?

Yes Victory never leaves Sichuan, and defeat never leaves Bay. This is Chiang Kai-shek. Don't leave Sichuan and return to Nanking after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, and you can't leave Taiwan Province Province even if you lose the mainland after the defeat of the Civil War.

The allusions are as follows:

1925 10, Chiang Kai-shek, then president of Whampoa Military Academy and commander-in-chief of the crusade army, came to Huizhou for the second crusade. Perhaps it was because he was in a critical period of his life that Chiang Kai-shek specially came to Luofu Mountain to rest and worship the gods. He first came to Xu Chonggu Temple, but after seeing Chiang Kai-shek, the Taoist priest of Xu Chonggu Temple said, "We pay attention to the cooperation between man and spirit. Compared with Xu Chongguan, the gas field of the crisp view is more suitable for you. "

Introduced by the Taoist priest, Chiang Kai-shek came to the concept of crisp mash again, where he talked with the Taoist priest all night and finally drew a lot. The Taoist priest explained: "You can't win without going out of Sichuan, and you can't lose without going out of the bay." Chiang Kai-shek looked pale and wanted to ask the Taoist priest to explain it in detail. The Taoist priest only said, "The secret must not be revealed."

Extended data:

At this time, Chiang Kai-shek naturally could not understand the Taoist priest. It was 24 years later, 1949, when Chiang Kai-shek was leaving the mainland, he suddenly understood the meaning of these eight words, but the first half of the sentence was already late. After Chiang Kai-shek arrived in Taiwan Province Province, he never left again until his death in 1975, which is very consistent with what the Taoist priest said.

Later, many tourists made a special trip to see crispy mashed potatoes. One is to burn incense and worship God, and the other is to visit and learn about the furniture and stories used by Chiang Kai-shek during his stay here.

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Baidu encyclopedia-if you can't win, you can't lose.