"The Heroes of Troubled Times" by Shan Tianfang

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The long storytelling "Heroes in Troubled Times" tells the legendary story of the Northeast King Zhang Zuolin and his son Marshal Zhang Xueliang. It was created by the famous storytelling artist Shan Tianfang based on a large number of historical materials and widely circulated folklore. Become. This storytelling has vivid language, distinctive characters, intertwined suspense, and fascinating stories.

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Zhang Zuolin came from a humble background. His father was kicked to death in a casino, and his mother remarried. When he was fourteen years old, he ran away from home because of a disagreement with his stepfather and came to Gaokan to feed pigs and horses for the rich man Sunzi Shan. Zhang Zuolin was innocently beaten by Sun Zishan for losing his horse. He was injured and dying. Sun Tzu Shan threw him into the ravine. Fortunately, Zhang Zuolin was saved by Tofu Lao Chang and saved a small life. Zhang Zuolin worshiped Lao Changtou as his godfather, and the father and son depended on each other for life.

When Zhang Zuolin grew up, he joined the Qing army and was stationed on the banks of the Yalu River. In order to defend the Wulongbei gunpowder depot, Zhang Zuolin fought against a group of bandits alone. He was appreciated by his superiors and promoted to the post commander (company commander). The Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War broke out, and the Qing army crossed the river to fight with the Japanese army, losing consecutive battles. After the war failed and the Qing government paid compensation, Zhang Zuolin was disheartened and returned to his hometown, Xiaowa Village, Haicheng County with a horse and a gun. Bandits are infested in my hometown, and the people are in dire straits. Many "Liu Zi" (bandits) admired Zhang Zuolin's name and invited him to join their gang. Zhang Zuolin vowed not to be a servant of others, so he pulled up "Liu Zi" by himself and named him "Insurance Team". In order to raise money to acquire guns, Zhang Zuolin massacred the Japanese "Shuangtian" foreign company, seized money and guns, and became famous.

In order to annex Zhang Zuolin, the big bandit Feng Linge colluded with the Russian army to trap Zhang Zuolin in Ruijiaotai. Facing a powerful enemy, Zhang Zuolin would rather die than obey. He broke through five times and the entire army was destroyed. He survived the catastrophe and did nothing. He took Lao Bo Zhao Erniu (Zhao was pregnant with Zhang Xueliang at this time) to break out of the Bajiao Terrace and hid in Huangsha Tuo.

In order to make a comeback, Zhang Zuolin disguised himself as a businessman and came to Fengtian. He broke into the German-owned Dehehe Bank at night, detained the general manager and chairman, took out 50,000 taels of silver from the tiger's mouth, and pulled him up for the second time. "Liu Zi" once again fought against Feng Linge, and finally eliminated him and collected all Feng's men. At the same time, Zhang Zuolin successively annihilated Jin Shoushan, Tian Xiaofeng, Xiang Zhaozi, Jiu Shou, Du Lisan and other big "Liuzi" forces in Liaodong. He also destroyed the Qiaoben Artillery Regiment of the Japanese Kwantung Army in Raoyang River. Become a man of influence who dominates the Liaodong Peninsula.

The Qing government was afraid of Zhang Zuolin's development, so it mobilized tens of thousands of troops and conducted several encirclement and suppression campaigns, all of which ended in failure. It had no choice but to issue an order to recruit troops and made Zhang Zuolin the commander of the third battalion of the Xinmin Mansion. Zhang Zuolin continued to recruit troops to expand his power, and was successively named commander of the fifth battalion and commander of the ninth battalion. After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, Yuan Shikai usurped power in the Republic of China, and Zhang Zuolin was named Lieutenant General Commander of the 27th Division of the Republic of China, dominating Fengtian. Later, Zhang Zuolin was promoted to the governor of Fengtian and the patrol envoy of the three eastern provinces due to his meritorious service in suppressing bandits, becoming a veritable king of the Northeast.

Zhang Zuolin was ambitious and wanted to conquer the Central Plains. He fought two wars with the Zhili warlords Cao Kun and Wu Peifu, losing first and then winning. During the second Zhili-Fengtian War, he finally broke into Beijing and climbed to the throne of the Army and Navy Commander of the Republic of China.

Zhang Zuolin had a conflict with the Japanese Kwantung Army and was killed by the Kwantung Army at Huanggutun East Station. His son, Marshal Zhang Xueliang, traveled thousands of miles to return to Fengtian. The Japanese wanted to occupy the Northeast and threatened the Marshal in every possible way. Zhang Xueliang attaches great importance to national justice and does not surrender to the Japanese. He wants to reach an agreement with the Nanjing government and declare the three northeastern provinces to belong to the National Government...

"The Heroes of Troubled Times" not only tells the legendary experiences of the Zhang family and his son, but also It describes to people the special background of warlord wars in the late Qing Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty, allowing people to further understand China's modern history from one side.

Zhang Zuolin, whose courtesy name is Yuting, is from Xiaowa Village in the west of Haicheng County. When he was a child, he was poor and worked as a pig herder. When he was 14 years old, his father died and he followed his mother to live with his maternal grandfather in Zhen'an County. He worked as a bun seller, peddler, carpenter, veterinarian, etc. At the age of 19, he joined the Yi Army during the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1899. The following year, he left the army and stayed in his hometown to join the wilderness, forming an "insurance team". Soon after he was promoted, he rejoined the army and served successively as the cavalry gang leader, garrison envoy, military training minister outside the customs, lieutenant general and division commander. He held the positions of military governor of Fengtian, provincial governor, and patrol envoy of the three northeastern provinces. He was later promoted to be the security commander-in-chief of the three northeastern provinces in charge of Northeastern autonomy. In 1926, he led his troops to Beijing. On June 18 of the following year, he took office as the Grand Marshal of the Army and Navy of the Anguo Military Government, exercised national governance, and formed the 32nd and final Beiyang Cabinet. In 1928, after the defeat, he left Beijing to discuss peace and returned to Feng. On the way, he was seriously injured by the "Huanggutun Car Bombing Incident" caused by the Japanese army on the morning of June April because he had resisted Japan's demands for mining, building factories, immigrants, and building ports. He died on the same day at the age of 53.

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

Shan Tianfang: The original list Chuanzhong was born in a storytelling family. His grandfather, maternal grandfather, father and mother were all storytellers, so he was influenced by it. When he was five or six years old, he could talk endlessly about several paragraphs of " "Bao Gongan" and "Hu Yanqing Da Lei".

At the age of six, he attended a private school for one year, and then entered a foreign school. In 1953, Shan Tianfang graduated from high school and was admitted to Northeastern Institute of Technology. Shortly after entering school, he fell ill and was hospitalized twice and underwent three surgeries, which delayed his studies. In 1954, this college freshman dropped out of school to study under a teacher and took the stage name "Tian Fang". In 1956, he made his debut on stage and the first book he wrote was "The Heroes of the Ming Dynasty". Over the next 40 years, he lectured on traditional and modern storytelling, including "Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties", "White Eyebrow Heroes", "Tong Lin's Biography", "Heroes in Troubled Times", "Eternal Hero Zhang Xueliang", "Gunshots on the Plains", etc. There are more than 70 volumes, most of which are large volumes.

The storytelling delivered by Shan Tianfang, especially the traditional storytelling, has its unique artistic charm. His hoarse voice combines historical knowledge, the fine traditions of the Chinese nation and the vivid storytelling techniques, and every time he uses it, While enjoying the art, the audience also subtly receives a kind of moral education and sentimental cultivation. His books also have high aesthetic value, inheriting and developing traditional storytelling culture.