Ding Qian's ambition to build a harmonious society.

Qianjia used to be a wealthy family in Baihe County, with a scholarly family. Ding Qian is "extraordinary in life, with bright eyes and slim figure" (Guo Xiren's words), intelligent and studious, with little ambition. He was educated in two schools run by Qian family in Shuangxikou (now Houzihekou, Chenzhuang Village, Baihe County, Shaanxi Province). Qian Jiashu hired more famous teachers to teach subjects. Ding Qian tried to enter yi river County when he was a child in the year of Guimao in Guangxu of Qing Dynasty (1903).

When studying in a private school, "Ding Qian was reprimanded by her husband for leading a group of children to practice boxing during recess. Mr. Wang said, "It's good to learn from time to time. You should review the articles you have learned well, and don't neglect your studies by being greedy. In class, Mr. Wang went up to Ding Qian and asked, "Can you recite the San Zi Jing?" "Yes!" "If your back is wrong, you have to hit the board." Ding Qian replied, "Yes! "Then I recited the three-character sutra from beginning to end in a clear and loud voice, and at the same time I answered Mr.' s questions like flowing water, and Mr. secretly marveled. Once, I met a wolf on the mountain road that sent my husband home. Mr. Wang was startled and collapsed to the ground; However, Ding Qian showed no fear. He rushed forward to catch up with Mr. Wang and raised his stick to fight the wolf. The wolf flashed and jumped on the hill. Ding Qian hurriedly helped the old man up (quoted from Qian's "Remembering Uncle")

The Qian family has a tradition of practicing martial arts. Since childhood, Ding Qian likes practicing martial arts and reading military books. He not only practices fists and sticks, but also dances with knives and guns. He often reads history late at night, especially Yue's biography. I like reciting Red River and admire the heroic deeds of Yue Fei, Wen Tianxiang and Shi Kefa. In the late Qing Dynasty, the Red Gang (the organization name of Gelve Society in the later period) was active in southern Shaanxi and Hubei, and some important economic activities depended on the protection of the Red Gang. Because the Qian family "traveled far and traveled between the Han River in Xiangfan", some people joined the red gang organization. The Qian family did not repair the ancestral temple, but worshipped the Guandi Temple as a family temple all the year round. Ding Qian entered the nursing home when he was "weak and had deep capital". I once stood in front of the statue of Guan Yu in Guandi Temple next to my home with my classmates and said the "three commandments" of not gambling, not whoring and not smoking opium.

Tianchi Academy in Baihe County, where Ding Qian studied, is located on Mount Tai in the center of Baihe County (now the Meteorological Bureau of Baihe County). It was built by Li Zongxin, the magistrate of Baihe County, in the forty-ninth year of Qianlong (1784), and the dean of the Academy was hired by Gong Sheng and Juren. After the opening of the academy, Baihe has been a magistrate and often goes to teach. When he was studying, the scholar in Minhou and Linglin (Zihuaicheng) in Baihe County taught him and hit it off with him. Ding Qian once wrote a poem "Send Lin Yunxi to Seven Ancient Stories" as a farewell. This poem is full of emotion. "There are many deer in the Central Plains, so I care about myself and have more blood. On paper, the military ambition is vertical and horizontal, and the sword is like a dragon. I will generously clarify Yan Xiong Jie for the pen, Jessica Hester Hsuan. " Other sentences fully express his thoughts of worrying about the country and the people and his ambition and determination to innovate reality.

As she grows older, Ding Qian, who is married and ambitious, is eager to see the outside world in order to broaden her horizons and increase her knowledge. With his father's permission, Ding Qian decided to go to Shang Xian's second uncle's house for a walk. On the way to a small hotel, I met a group of beggars Ding Qian opened the bag, took out the silver and bought them several cages of steamed bread. Beggars swarmed and grabbed the steamed bread in a few times. Ding Qian sighed. Several gangsters saw that Ding Qian had money in his bag. They began to make money one after another and followed Ding Qian out of the shop. The alert Ding Qian had already found someone behind him, but pretended not to know and walked straight forward. When he came to a secluded place, the gangster looked around and suddenly took out a small axe from his waist and cut it at Ding Qian. Ding Qian turned behind the gangster, grabbed his belt, raised his next hand, and knocked out his two front teeth when he rushed forward with the gangster's axe. Seeing his accomplices shouting for mercy in a pool of blood, several other gangsters swarmed with machetes, and Ding Qian was greeted with a knife. After only a few rounds, I was beaten out of the water and begged for mercy. "(quoted from Qian's" Remembering Uncle ")

Because the last three generations were ill, when they arrived in Ding Qian, their families were already in trouble. In order to investigate the ancient war relics in Han and Tang Dynasties, Ding Qian took care of his luggage, divined fortune and went to Xi 'an alone. Seeing Xi 'an's majestic battlements, I sighed: "The ancients said that they would attack the city if they were not careful. They scoffed and now they believe it." In Xi 'an, Ding Qian lives with his relative Hu Mingming. Hu will introduce green camp, who was the head of Huawei in the pre-Qing Dynasty. However, after witnessing green camp's laziness and weakness, Ding Qian predicted that there would be a great opportunity in ten years. He resigned on the grounds that his father was ill and went on studying.

In the thirty-first year of Guangxu (1905), the Qing government announced the abolition of the imperial examination system, and the Tianchi Academy in Baihe County was also changed into a school. In autumn, Ding Qian and his younger brother Qian Jia (Guang Lin) were admitted to Shaanxi Army Primary School. I'm interested. I'm interested in military science. At that time, he was a hero of Sanqin, a revolutionary thinker, and a little budding. However, Baihe County banned Ling Peicheng (flag bearer) from forming associations, and the trend was blocked. After returning to Baihe after taking annual leave, Ding Qian told two or three comrades about the revolutionary purpose of Shuitianhe. There were hundreds of listeners around, and God was surprised. From then on, the atmosphere of Baihe was opened and secret communication began. In July of that year, Comrade Bai He "intended to riot" and compiled a book "Patriotic Corps Grass Chapter". According to the order of filial piety, faithfulness, courtesy, honesty and shame, he told his friend Huang to organize a regiment, each with a grade of 126, waiting for the province to recruit soldiers one after another and make preparations in advance.

In the autumn of the thirty-third year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty (1907), Ding Qian graduated from the Army Primary School and was sent to the Infantry Department of Baoding Army Crash School for further study. 1909, Qianjia was admitted to the Third Middle School of Wuchang Army, where he joined the League.

During his stay in Baoding Army Crash School, Ding Qian was engaged in revolutionary propaganda and mobilization of revolutionary forces. He and his progressive classmates, Party members Angel, Zhang Baolin, Cao Weikang, Zhang Hefeng and his fellow countryman Huang Tong who studied in Henan initiated the establishment of the Army Alumni Association, the Lion Dance Club, the Compatriots Club and other organizations. Ding Qian seldom talks about politics. Everyone elected Ding Qian as president. The purpose of the military compatriots club is the same as that of the League. After its establishment, more than 50 people, including Zhang Fang, Sun Yue, Li, He Sui and Fang Shengtao, joined in one after another to communicate with anti-Qing people among students studying in Japan and secretly engage in anti-Qing activities. Fang Shengtao, a member of the League, has injected new vitality into the revolutionary group of the Military Compatriots' Association.

Fang, a native of Fujian, 1905 joined the League when he was studying at the Japanese NCO School, and is currently teaching at Baoding Army Crash School. He is the main force of the school's youth league cadres, and has developed 72 league members, while among the 23 students in Shaanxi, five (Ding Qian, Cao Weikang, Dang Xinxin, Zhang Fang and Zhang Baolin) have been developed. Huang Tong, a native of Baihe County, joined the League after being introduced by Ding Qian. Ding Qian fully demonstrated his leadership in the revolutionary activities of the League, and was highly praised by students sent by various provinces. During the school holiday, Ding Qian arranged a separate campaign to publicize revolutionary ideas and secretly visited rebellious heroes, which had a great influence. Later, most members of the League were the backbone of the Revolution of 1911 in all provinces.

In the spring of Tongyuan Year (1909) in Qing Dynasty, the first batch of students who graduated from Baoding Army Accelerated School 1907 were assigned as apprentices. Ding Qian was sent to Tianjin Dagu Fortress as an apprentice for three months. Because he is a member of this club, he is familiar with the rules and code words on the dock. So, take this opportunity to assess the situation and visit Qi Jie and Zhao Yan, a strange man and a knight who died suddenly. After the internship, Ding Qian went to Bohai Sea, and went to Jiaozhou and Qingdao Port every week to show German business ambition. Arrive at Hudu, cross the Yangtze River, go to Hangzhou Bay and return to Wuchang. When he was in the south of the Yangtze River, Ding Qian made an unannounced visit to Qian Mou, the old leader of Changzhou Gerontology Society, and gained great revolutionary knowledge. Make friends with heroes through field trips, visits to docks. Ding Qian lamented that the mountains and rivers of the motherland were carved up and plundered by the great powers, and was indignant at a series of treaties that imperialism forced China to sign since the Opium War. It further inspired his patriotism and nationalism, and strengthened his belief in joining the revolution, overthrowing the Manchu dynasty and pursuing national independence and freedom.

After the tour, Ding Qian returned to Baihe from Wuchang. 1998 autumn north, joined the Shaanxi army (new army).