Zhang dongkai

Zhang dongkai

Zhang dongkai (1901-1979), male, formerly known as shuge, was born in Changtu, Liaoning Province. He graduated from Baoding Army Academy and special class of Army University. He once served in the Northeast Army. Later, he served as the captain of the police constitution class of Nanjing Central Army Academy, the commander of the fourth division of the National Revolutionary Army cavalry, and the major commander of the new cavalry first army. In 1946, he was a member of the Liaobei provincial government and deputy commander of security. He went to Taiwan in 1949 and died in Taipei in 1979.

Zhang dongkai (1901-1979), formerly known as shuge, was born on January 16, 1901 in Changtu, Liaoning Province. In his early years, he joined the Department of politics and economics of China University in Beijing. In the summer of 1919, he entered the eighth riding section of Baoding military academy. In the summer of 1922, he graduated and served as platoon leader of the second independent regiment of the army cavalry of the three eastern provinces; in the autumn, he was promoted to captain of the fourteenth regiment of the army cavalry of the three eastern provinces. In April 1923, he served as the staff officer of the third brigade of the army cavalry in the three eastern provinces; in June, he served as the company commander of the sixth regiment of the brigade. In November 1925, he served as commander of the sixth regiment. In February 1926, he served as the chief of staff of the third and fourth corps of Zhenwei army; in July, he was promoted to chief of staff of the 34th infantry brigade of Northeast Army. In July 1927, he was re appointed director of the Ordnance Department of the reserve army; in September, he was transferred to chief of staff of the 15th division. In May 1928, he joined the first phase of the Northeast military and political training class for training; in December, he was transferred to the 16th regiment of the 24th brigade of the Northeast Army as the head of the regiment. In October 1929, he was attached to the brigade. In August 1930, he was the chief of staff of the anti smuggling Department of the Ministry of finance of the national government; in October, he was the chief of staff of the secret service brigade of the Ministry of finance; in November, he was changed to the director of educational affairs of the constitutional police training team of the general command of the land, sea and air force. In April 1931, he was transferred to the chief of the constitutional police class of the Central Army Academy. In February 1932, he served as director of the second branch of Shanghai Public Security Bureau and director of the general staff office of the Tax Police Corps of the Ministry of finance. In April 1934, he was promoted to chief of staff of the tax police general committee; in July, he was trained in the second special class of the Army University. In December 1936, the national government granted the title of cavalry Colonel to the army. In July 1937, he served as deputy division commander of major general of the fourth cavalry division, and graduated from the Army University in August. In December 1938, he was promoted to commander of the fourth cavalry division. In April 1939, he served as division commander of the new 24th division; in August, he was awarded major general of the army; in the same month, he also served as special commissioner of the special party headquarters of the new 24th division of the Chinese Kuomintang. In August 1942, he was promoted to deputy commander of the Ninth Army; in September, he concurrently served as a special commissioner of the special party headquarters of the Kuomintang; in October, he was trained in the 23rd party and government class of the Central Training Corps of the Kuomintang and served as an adjunct of the first brigade; in December, he graduated from the Training Corps. In January 1944, he also served as an adjunct of the fourth brigade of the second general training class in the eighth theater. In April 1945, he was re appointed deputy director of the army's third training division; in August, he was transferred to the Military Commission to participate in the deliberation; in October, he was appointed senior staff officer of the Northeast security command. In May 1946, he served as a counsellor of the northern Liaoning provincial government; in June, he served as the chief of the police corps of the northern Liaoning provincial government; in September, he served as a member of the northern Liaoning provincial government and deputy commander of the major general of the security command. In May 1947, he joined the second phase of the Nanjing officer training regiment for training, and in June, he concurrently served as the commander of the first army of the army's new cavalry. In March 1948, he was re elected as a member of the northern Liaoning provincial government; in April, he concurrently served as a senior counsellor of the major general of the northeast "bandit suppression" general command; in May, he was relieved from serving as the deputy commander of the major general of the northern Liaoning Provincial Security command. In 1949, he went to Taiwan and taught at Ruifang middle school for the first time. Later, he was a teacher at Taipei Municipal Industrial Vocational School and Taibei middle school. He died in Taipei on June 24, 1979. He was 78 years old. He has "the five character song of tactics" and "the study of guerrilla tactics".