Does Chiang Kai-shek have any allusions?

Analysis:

Chiang Kai-shek's name comes from the Book of Changes.

Chiang Kai-shek's name comes from the Book of Changes. We have opened sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes, one of which is called "Yu", and its word is "Jian Hou Si", which means it is beneficial to the founding of the country and marching. Xun Zhuan said: "People should be flexible, upward and rational." The 62 words of Yu Gua: "Between stones, you can't vibrate all day." "Xun" said: "If you are not loyal, it means righteousness.

The meaning of this poem is: honesty is rock solid, and it is most auspicious not to indulge in pleasure all day long. The reason is because it can be centered. Mr. Jiang's name adopts the beautiful artistic conception of this hexagram, plus the most favorable words in the situation. It is called Jieshi, and the word is Zhong Zheng. As we all know, Chiang Kai-shek likes the tricks of the Book of Changes. People often see Mrs. Jiang asking God for divination in some historical films, and Jiang is even more keen on asking God for divination. Before he died, he had a profound understanding of his philosophy of life: "judge right and wrong by yourself, leave your reputation to others, and count your own gains and losses." The general meaning of this sentence is: right and wrong in the world are complex, so you should think carefully and identify them yourself, and then decide your own way according to your own analytical thinking: what to do and what not to do. After I decided to do it through my own independent thinking, some people in the society will praise it and some people will slander it. In this regard, you should accept it frankly and let others comment. As for the success or failure of a career, we can only look at numbers (skill numbers, fate, laws of nature).

It can be seen from Jiang's words that China's philosophy of the Book of Changes is deeply rooted in his heart. Maybe he was ridiculed by many people after losing the election in Taiwan Province Province. Fortunately, he was freed from the philosophy of the Book of Changes. It is said that he is convinced of the tricks of the Book of Changes. Therefore, as long as Chiang Kai-shek's fate is bumpy, he will return to Fenghua Xikou to live and often stay in Xuedu Temple to regain his blessings and good luck. This is also the reason why Chiang Kai-shek can rise again. Chiang Kai-shek went out to work many times in his life, and every time he returned to Fenghua, his status was higher than the last time, which was all due to this factor. From the family origin of Jiang, we can also find the traditional influence of the mysterious culture in China's Zhouyi. Mr. Jiang was born in Xikou Town, Fenghua, Zhejiang Province, and was once the man of the hour in China. It is said that his former residence has a good geographical environment and is a treasure land: his head is leaning against Siming Mountain, his back is leaning against Tiantai Mountain, his feet are leaning against Kucang Mountain, facing the East China Sea, and his hands are caressing Xiangshan Port. From a small point of view, Xuedou Mountain swam to Xikou like a dragon. The dragon opened its mouth and the dragon mouth contained pearls ... Xuedou Temple in Xuedou Mountain brought him a lot of Yijing culture. It is said that his wife Mao is four years older than him. Before getting married, she predicted the future of the couple: "Mei Kai is blessed, Ding He has a country, and the female is four years old, which is both auspicious and beneficial." Later, Mrs Mao really gave birth to a precious son-Jiang Jingguo. Legend has it that in Mr. Jiang's life and career, the skill of the Book of Changes has given him a lot of help. In the article "When I was with Chiang Kai-shek", the captain of his bodyguard, Mi, described such a thing: 1926, the Northern Expeditionary Army surrounded Nanchang City and set up its general headquarters at Niuxing Station, about 30 miles away from Nanchang. There is a small temple nearby. Although there are only a few monks in the temple, there are a lot of incense, and people nearby think that this temple is very clever in seeking visas. In order to satisfy his psychological thirst, Commander-in-Chief Jiang invited Bai Chongxi, the chief of staff "Little Zhuge" (one of the three warlords), to apply for a visa in the small temple. Mi Xi, who has been a bodyguard beside Chiang Kai-shek for more than 20 years and served as the chief bodyguard, remembers this very clearly. It was already evening, and Mi Zhu, with several guards, followed Commander-in-Chief Jiang and Chief of Staff Bai, and entered the temple where trees rustled. Everyone is preparing to cross the hero hall. At the entrance of the main hall, an old monk with white hair and beard is the abbot. Chiang Kai-shek winked, and the captain told the guards to stand on the steps of the main hall, and he followed Commander-in-Chief Jiang and Chief of Staff Bai to the steps of the main hall alone. The abbot and monk folded their hands and recited "Amitabha" to let the guests enter the hall. According to Amy, this is a Guandi Temple, which can be signed. Chiang Kai-shek didn't say anything. He walked to the front of the incense table, pulled out the payment slip from the note, smiled without reading it, and handed it to the abbot, the old monk. The abbot monk didn't speak after reading it and handed it to Chiang Kai-shek. Chiang Kai-shek saw that the bamboo stick was Liu Yuxi's poem Shicheng in the Tang Dynasty: "The old country is surrounded by mountains, and the tide hits the empty city to be lonely. In the old moon east of Huaishui, I also came to the female wall at night. " After reading it, Chiang Kai-shek did not understand what it meant. The abbot monk suddenly asked; "Did Sir ask about the war?" Chiang Kai-shek was quite convinced by what he said through his head. He replied, "What is the victory or defeat of the war?" The abbot monk suddenly asked, "Is Mr. Jiang the commander in chief?" Chiang Kai-shek opened his mouth and answered, "Exactly!" The abbot monk somehow saw Chiang Kai-shek's identity and said with a solemn face, "This poem is to point out that this war is beneficial to you and inevitable to the enemy. However, if you have a disaster in Kyrgyzstan, you should beware of scissors. Chiang Kai-shek was first happy and then surprised. He couldn't help asking, "Teacher, I don't know how to interpret this poem, how to master my good fortune, and what is good fortune?" The abbot and monk said in detail, "Please ask the benefactor to read the first sentence of Commander-in-Chief Jiang as' the old country is surrounded by mountains'. At present, Nanchang is surrounded by the Northern Expeditionary Army like a mountain. The second sentence, "the empty city rises from the tide and returns to the lonely", is the enemy Beiyang warlord, with Poyang Lake and Yangtze River as its backing. This is a city occupied by people, and they can't return. So, Lord, you will win the war and the enemy will run away. But the third sentence is' Huai Shui Dong Jiu Yue', which means that the enemy is not willing to lose, but still has to struggle. Huaishui and the Yangtze River intersect with scissors, so we should guard against this scissors fork. The fourth sentence is' night returns to the female wall'. This sign should be a disaster in the middle of the night to prevent cutting off the back road. This last sentence is very important and should not be taken lightly, remember! Remember! Upon hearing this, Chiang Kai-shek felt quite reasonable. He nodded slightly, and asked the accompanying adjutant Jiang Zhihang to take out 200 yuan money as divination gold and give it to the abbot monk. Then he turned around and took the guards and his entourage back to camp with Bai Chongxi. As soon as he got to the headquarters, let Bai Chongxi make a phone call, transfer two regiments from the reserve team, and quickly set up camp near the headquarters. With this preparation, Chiang Kai-shek still felt that the blessing sign in the small temple and the training of the abbot and monk were effective, and he also arranged for Mi Xi to increase the security force. I don't know if the old monk can really see ahead, or if he knows that the Beiyang army in Nanchang is going to sneak attack. That night, after Chiang Kai-shek arranged everything, at midnight, Lu Xiangting, the headquarters and division of Sun, a Beiyang warlord trapped in Nanchang, sent two and a half regiments to climb out of Nanchang from the underground tunnel and sneak attack on the headquarters of the National Revolutionary Army at Niuhang Station. Chiang Kai-shek asked for a visa, listened to the abbot of the small temple and made arrangements. Chiang Kai-shek and Bai Chongxi's two guards had already guarded the barrier, held the line of defense, and were ready to resist the invading enemy to the death. Then, surrounded by two reinforcements, Beiyang Army was killed more than 1000 people, captured more than 1000 people, escaped more than 1000 people, and fought a beautiful battle at the gates of Nanchang. Although there were arrangements in advance, the fighting was extremely fierce. Chiang Kai-shek's guard captain Ji and his vice captain were injured. Bai Chongxi's guard captain was killed by a grenade, 100 more guards and guard troops were killed. Thus, if Chiang Kai-shek hadn't held Bai Chongxi to pray for fortune-telling, without the abbot, and without prior preparation, the entire National Revolutionary Army headquarters would have been ruined. In order to confirm the visa application of Xiaomiao, Bai Chongxi immediately summoned two heads of Luxiangting and asked, "Which unit are you from?" The leaders replied, "The Sun Department is guarding the Luxiang Pavilion in Nanchang." Bai Chongxi asked, "Why did you climb out of the underground tunnel? what is the purpose? What do you want? " The head of the regiment replied, "oversight has ordered that a large-scale counterattack be prepared to defend Nanchang provincial capital, so that we can attack outside the city and cut off the rear road of your army." After reading the interrogation record, Chiang Kai-shek remained silent. After capturing Nanchang, Chiang Kai-shek specially ordered quartermaster Yu Feipeng to drive to the small temple near Niuhang Station, and sent huge sums of money to repair the temple. Yu Feipeng didn't go to the temple at that time, and he didn't know the route. He also personally asked Mi Xi to send a guard who had been to the small temple as a guide.