Why didn't Zhang Xueliang return to Northeast China in his later years?

Zhang Xueliang is an unavoidable figure in studying the modern history of China, and his whole body is related to the safety of the world. There are many things worth discussing about him-for example, why didn't he go back to his motherland in his later years? 1990 Zhang Xueliang gradually gained personal freedom. 1995 left Taiwan Province to live in the United States. 200 1 10 15 died at 2: 50pm in Lu Lu strobe Hospital, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, at the age of 10 1. From 1990 to his death, he had 10 years to go back to the mainland and visit the northeast, but he never came back. For a young marshal who once ruled Chinese mainland, especially in Northeast China, this is indeed unusual and even incomprehensible. Someone once said angrily: "We have been preaching how Zhang Xueliang is patriotic, so there is such a thing. Why not return to China to be patriotic? " In fact, if Zhang really wants to go back and kiss his own black land, and go back and cry and hug with the Kanto elders, the mainland will neither refuse nor the Kuomintang can obstruct it. If he didn't choose to return to the motherland, he naturally hid something. A mere 10,000 Japanese troops, like nobody's business, occupied the Northeast Army's Peking University camp in Shenyang. In the next six months, Zhang Xueliang's non-resistance made the whole three northeastern provinces surrender to the Japanese, and tens of millions of China people in the occupied areas became conquered people and tens of millions of compatriots were lying dead in Shan Ye. There was a cry of sadness outside the customs. In his later years, Zhang Xueliang, who was out of control of the Kuomintang, had considerable remorse when he recalled what he had done from 193 1 to 1935. Believing in Christ, he also quoted the words of the apostle Paul: "I am the chief culprit among sinners." Chinese dream in a foreign land is empty, and an octogenarian can't find his hometown in a foreign land! However, he doesn't want to be moved by the situation, and he doesn't want to have regrets and regrets every day in his later life. Of course, Zhang Xueliang did have to make such a choice at that time. The responsibility of the Northeast should be borne by a unified country and a unified government. At that time, the government was only a skin, and it could not bear the responsibility of fighting in the northeast regardless of its status, strength and will. In this case, Zhang is a little reluctant to be alone. Therefore, Zhang Xueliang once said with emotion: "Now the country must be unified first, and foreign invasion will naturally decline." Some people commented that when Zhang Xueliang did not return to the mainland or the Northeast in his later years, there was a cloud: "He knew that he could not return to the Northeast, and he also knew that he had no face to face the 37 million villagers in the Northeast." Although these words were mean, they hit home. All this also doomed Zhang Xueliang's miserable life.