What happened to Zhang Xueliang's "Four Bodyguards" after his house arrest?

Northeast rumbled Zhang Xueliang. Zhang, the eldest son of a generation of northeast kings and one of the four sons of the Republic of China, can be said to be a man of the hour. After Zhang was killed, Zhang Xueliang took over.

He refused to win over the Japanese, insisted on "changing the flag in the northeast" and worshipped Chiang Kai-shek. However, during his stay in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he launched the Xi incident and put Chiang Kai-shek under house arrest.

Although it was later settled peacefully, he was also deprived of all his rights and placed under house arrest. What no one expected was that it lasted for decades.

There are many topics about Zhang Xueliang, which are often put on TV screens. So today we will talk about his four bodyguards. What happened to Zhang Xueliang's four bodyguards after he was placed under house arrest?

In fact, Zhang Xueliang doesn't have any bodyguards, but there are a group of bodyguards and adjutants around him who are responsible for the security. People habitually call them bodyguards. Among them, Tan Hai, Jiang Huanan, Liu Duoquan and He Shili are the most famous.

Tan Hai

Tan Hai practiced martial arts since he was a child. It turned out that he was going to find Zhang's sworn brother Zhang, so he recommended it to Zhang Xueliang. Since then, the two have forged an indissoluble bond.

Tan Hai has been with Zhang Xueliang for more than ten years and has always been his confidant. However, after the Xi 'an incident, the two never met again, and Tan Hai also ran around in many ways, but it was irreparable. In desperation, Tan Hai lived in seclusion in Tianjin, far away from the world. ?

Jiang Huanan

Jiang Huanan graduated from Baoding Military Academy and worked under Guo Songling. Guo Songling recommended him to Zhang Xueliang. He did perform his duties as a bodyguard, which protected the safety of Zhang Xueliang.

1926, the "Nankou Military Discipline Case" broke out in Feng Jun. This incident is actually an infighting in Feng Jun. At that time, a teacher robbed a temple on the March and took all valuable things. This incident made Zhang very angry. As a result, when Zhang Xueliang was dealing with this matter, the two sides fought. Jiang Huanan stopped the gun for Zhang Xueliang and sacrificed his young life.

Jiang Huanan was also the only bodyguard who died before the Xi Incident.

Liu Duoquan

Liu Duoquan and Jiang Huanan were classmates of Baoding Military Academy. After his recommendation, they became Zhang Xueliang's bodyguards and his right-hand men. It was Liu Duoquan who directed the "action to catch Chiang Kai-shek" in the Xi Incident.

But Liu Duoquan's story is not over yet. He then served as the commander of the 49th Army, and made many outstanding achievements in the anti-Japanese battlefield.

During the war of liberation, he also served as the deputy commander of Fu and the deputy commander of the "suppression general" in North China. This position is not low. He is also running around repeatedly, hoping to save Zhang Xueliang, but unfortunately without success. Unwilling, he finally embarked on the road of uprising. After the founding of New China, he also served as the director of Liaoning Provincial Communications Department and other important positions. ?

From 65438 to 0985, Liu Duoquan died in Beijing at the age of 86.

Robbie Ho

I'm afraid he is the most experienced of the four. He was born in Hong Kong. He is a Chinese-English hybrid, and his father is Sir Ho Tung, a wealthy businessman in Hong Kong. This is a rich second generation who grew up with a golden spoon.

However, he was sent by his father to the northeast for military experience, where he met Zhang Xueliang and became his bodyguard.

After the Xi Incident, he traveled to many places, participated in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and made great achievements. Later, he went to Taiwan Province Province and retired with the rank of second-class general. After his father died, he returned to Hong Kong to take over the family business.

After Zhang Xueliang regained his freedom, He Shili visited the old chief executive in the United States many times, and his loyalty can be learned.

1998, He Shili died at the age of 92. He is not only the oldest of the four, but also the richest, and the only one who saw Zhang Xueliang again after the Xi Incident.