Dan Tianfang tells stories in an era when the dead burn paper.

The long storytelling "The Legend of Heroes in Gone with the Times" tells the legendary story of Wang Zhang of Northeast China and his son Zhang Xueliang, a young marshal. It was created by Dan Tianfang, a famous storytelling artist, based on a large number of historical materials and widely circulated folklore. This storytelling language is vivid, the characters are lifelike, the suspense is interlocking and the story is fascinating.

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Zhang was born in a humble family. After my father was kicked in the casino, my mother remarried. At the age of fourteen, he ran away from home because of disagreement with his stepfather, and came to Gaokan to feed pigs and horses to the rich grandson. Zhang was severely beaten by Sun Zishan for losing his horse. He was even injured and his life was dying. Sun Zishan threw him into the ravine. Zhang is very lucky. Tofu often saves his life. Zhang Bai is often Platini, and his father and son live alone.

When Zhang grew up, he joined the Qing army and was stationed by the Yalu River. In order to defend the powder magazine of Wulongbei, Zhang fought against bandits alone and was appreciated by his superiors. He was promoted to the post leader (company commander). When the Sino-Japanese War broke out in the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, the Qing army crossed the river and fought with the Japanese army, and Lien Chan lost in a row. After the defeat of the war, the Qing government paid compensation, and Zhang was disheartened. He returned to his hometown-Xiaowa Village, Haicheng County. Bandits in my hometown are a disaster, and the people are in dire straits. Many "Liu Zi" (bandits) admired Zhang's name and invited him to join us. Zhang vowed never to be a servant again, so he pulled up a willow tree and named it "Baodui". In order to raise money to buy guns, Zhang bloodbath Japan's "Shuangtian" foreign firm, grab money and guns, and gained a great reputation.

In order to annex Zhang, the bandit Feng colluded with the Russian army and trapped Zhang in the corner. In the face of a strong enemy, Zhang Ning died unyielding and broke through five times, and the whole army was wiped out. He survived and did nothing. He took Zhao (who was pregnant with Zhang Xueliang at this time) out of the octagonal platform and hid it in the yellow sand pile.

In order to make a comeback, Zhang came to Fengtian disguised as a businessman, broke into DeZiDe and Bank at night, detained the general manager and chairman, took out fifty-two thousand pieces of silver from escaping, pulled up the "Liu Zi" for the second time, fought against Feng again, and finally eliminated it and captured all Feng's men. At the same time, Zhang has eliminated the "Liu Zi" that occupied Liaodong, such as,, Xiang, Jiushou and Du, and also eliminated the Qiao Ben Artillery Wing of the Japanese Kwantung Army in Raoyang River, becoming the man of the hour who dominated Liaodong Peninsula.

Afraid of Zhang's development, the Qing government mobilized tens of thousands of soldiers, and several times of encirclement and suppression ended in failure, so it had to make a decree to woo Zhang as the commander of the third battalion of Xinmin House. Zhang continued to recruit and expand his power, and was successively appointed as the battalion commander of the fifth battalion and the ninth battalion. After the collapse of the Qing Dynasty, Yuan Shikai usurped the power of the Republic of China, and Zhang was appointed as the teacher of the 27th Division of the Republic of China, dominating the sky. Later, Zhang was promoted to the governor of Fengtian and the governor of the three northeastern provinces, becoming a veritable king of Northeast China.

Zhang is ambitious and wants to win the Central Plains. He fought against the direct warlords Cao Kun and Wu twice, losing first and then winning. In the second direct battle, he finally broke into Beijing and ascended the throne of Lu Haijun, an official of the Republic of China.

Zhang clashed with the Japanese Kwantung Army and was killed by the Kwantung Army at Huanggutun East Station. His son, Zhang Xueliang, lost thousands of miles to Fengtian, and the Japanese tried to swallow the northeast, threatening Jong in every way. Zhang Xueliang put national justice first, did not give in to the Japanese, and wanted to reach an agreement with the Nanjing government to declare the three northeastern provinces under the national government. ...

Heroes in Gone with the Times not only tells the legendary experience of Zhang and his son, but also describes the special background of warlord scuffle in the late Qing Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty, so that people can further understand the modern history of China from one side.

Zhang Ting is from Xixiaowa Village, Haicheng County. When I was a child, I was poor and raised pigs for people. /kloc-At the age of 0/4, my father died with my mother and went to Zhen 'an County to vote for my grandfather. I have been a steamed stuffed bun seller, vendor, carpenter and veterinarian. 19-year-old rebel army who participated in the Sino-Japanese War, left his hometown the following year to join the "security team" and was entrusted to rejoin the official army soon. He served as commander-in-chief of cavalry, commander-in-chief of customs training, governor-general, governor of Fengtian, and governor of three northeastern provinces, and was later promoted to commander-in-chief of security in three northeastern provinces. 1926 led troops to Beijing, and on June 18 of the following year, he became the Grand Marshal of Lu Haijun, exercising state sovereignty and forming the 32nd and last Beiyang Cabinet. 1928 defeated and returned from Beijing. On the way, I was seriously injured in the "Huanggutun car explosion" caused by the Japanese army on the morning of June 4 because of the requirements of resisting Japanese aggression against China, such as mining, setting up factories and building ports. He died that day at the age of 53.

The only head of state in China's history who died in the line of duty in front of foreign enemies.