Yu Feipeng

Yu Feipeng

Yu Feipeng (1884-1966), named Qiaofeng, was born in Fenghua, Zhejiang Province. He graduated from Ningbo normal school in his early years. After the outbreak of the 1911 Revolution, he joined the Shanghai student army and served as a quartermaster of the Training Department of the Shanghai new army. In 1913, Chiang Kai Shek was recommended to Beijing Military Logistics School to learn military transportation knowledge.

He went to Guangzhou in 1918, served as the county magistrate of Songxi and Pucheng in Fujian in 1922, and the audit director of the general command of Guangdong army in 1923. In 1924, he was the preparatory committee member, deputy director of Quartermaster department and director of Management Department of Huangpu Military Academy. In 1925, he went to the East with the army, handled the military supplies, and served as the financial director of huichaomei seven subordinates in Guangdong. In 1926, he served as the general director of the general headquarters of the national revolutionary army. After the capture of Nanchang, he also served as a member of the Jiangxi Provincial Government Affairs Committee and chairman of the Finance Committee. After 1927, he successively served as the supervisor of Shanghai jianghaiguan, director of Military Supplies Department of the Ministry of military administration, Minister of communications, executive member of the Central Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang, Minister of Rear Service Department of the Military Commission, and chairman of the supervision committee of grain production. In 1928, he was appointed director of the National Revolutionary Army military station, and in the same year he was transferred to director of the military supplies Department of the military administration department of the Executive Yuan. In 1941, he also served as chairman of Yunnan Myanmar highway transportation engineering supervision committee and director of China Myanmar General Administration of transportation. In 1947, he was granted the title of general of the army and served as the administrative member of the Executive Yuan and Minister of the Ministry of grain. In the same year, Huili advocated the construction of Zhongshan Park and Zhongzheng Library in Fenghua.

In 1949, he went to Taiwan and successively served as chairman of Taiwan Merchants Group, vice president of the central bank, national policy adviser of the presidential office, and member of the Central Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang. He died in Taiwan in 1966.

Character experience

Born on December 29, 1884. He was admitted to Ningbo normal school in 1906. He graduated in 1908 and returned to Fenghua as a primary school physical education teacher. In 1911, when the revolution of 1911 broke out, Yu Feipeng went to Shanghai to join the Shanghai student army. After Chiang Kai Shek became the head of the fifth regiment of the Shanghai army, he appointed Yu as a quartermaster. In 1913, recommended by Chiang Kai Shek, Yu Feipeng was recommended to Beijing Quartermaster school, where he systematically studied military transportation and logistics. In 1924, Jiang was appointed chairman of the Preparatory Committee of Huangpu Military Academy by Sun Yat Sen. he appointed Yu as the preparatory committee member and interim director of the Quartermaster department. After Chiang Kai Shek became the president of Huangpu Military Academy, he appointed Yu Feipeng as the deputy director of the Quartermaster department. On April 12, 1927, Chiang Kai Shek launched the April 12 counter revolutionary coup in Shanghai. Yu Feipeng actively cooperated and became Chiang Kai Shek's right-hand assistant. At the beginning of 1928, during the second Northern Expedition of Nanjing government, Yu Feipeng was reappointed by Chiang Kai Shek as the director of the National Revolutionary Army's military station. In November of the same year, he was transferred to the director of the military supplies Department of the military administration department of the Executive Yuan. In 1930, he served as the Vice Minister of the Ministry of communications until the minister. During his tenure, he built a long-distance telephone network in nine provinces. We will open international long-distance wireless phones between China, Britain and China, and between Shanghai, Guangzhou and Hankou. In February 1937, the contradiction between China and Japan became more and more acute. The third meeting of the central executive committee of the Chinese Kuomintang formally passed the "war preparedness mobilization order". Yu Feipeng was responsible for formulating various wartime traffic emergency plans, preparing for the withdrawal of the Kuomintang at the beginning of the Anti Japanese war. After the outbreak of the Anti Japanese War, Yu Feipeng was appointed to concurrently serve as the Minister of Rear Service Department of the Central Military Commission of the Kuomintang. In 1938, he was concurrently Minister of the Logistics Department of the Central Military Commission. In 1941, he also served as the director of the General Administration of transportation of China and Myanmar. Before the fall of Yangon, he rushed the local materials back home. In February 1942, when the Chinese expeditionary army entered Myanmar, Yu Feipeng faced the dual tasks of rushing to transport foreign aid materials and transporting troops into Myanmar. Under his overall control, the transport vehicles carried troops and military supplies when they went out, and rushed to transport foreign aid materials stored in Yangon when they came in, which not only ensured the smooth expedition of the three Chinese expeditionary forces, but also rushed 52000 tons of foreign aid materials stored in Yangon before the fall of Yangon on on March 8, 1942. In 1947, he was awarded the rank of General II of the army. In 1949, after he went to Taiwan, he resigned from all military and political posts and only served as the national policy adviser of the presidential office. During this period, he successively served as chairman of China Merchants Group and vice president of the central bank. He died of pneumonia in Taipei in 1966.

Life of the characters

Warlock's son

Yu Feipeng, named Qiaofeng, was born in 1884 in Fenghua, a poor family in chaodongchangmen, wenjutang lane. Yu Feipeng's grandfather, Zongyi, had three sons, named Dexian, Dehuai and Degui in turn. Third, Fang Degui, the father of Yu Feipeng. Er Fang Dehuai is the grandfather of Yu Jimin and Yu Jishi brothers, so Yu Feipeng and Yu Jimin and Yu Jishi brothers are cousins and nephews. Therefore, the prosperity of Yu Jishi and Yu Jimin is related to Yu Feipeng's support. According to the epitaph written by Zhang Taiyan, a master of traditional Chinese culture in the late Qing Dynasty, for Yu's father Degui, "the Duke of Degui is quiet in nature, good at counting skills, and can make an appointment with himself instead of working in the fields of farming and official career." The so-called "numerology" refers to such occupations as fortune telling, divination and geomancy. It is conceivable that a family of six will live in poverty. He was born in December of the 25th year of Daoguang in Qing Dynasty and died in November of the 34th year of Guangxu at the age of 64. He was originally married to the Zhou family and died in middle age. He continued to marry the fan family. Yu Feipeng's four brothers are all born to the Zhou family. Fan's family is virtuous and virtuous. He treats his ex-wife and children as if he had been born. Therefore, Yu Feipeng treats fan's family like his mother. He often goes to Xipu village, fan's hometown, to stay with his relatives. He has deep feelings there. After Yu made his fortune, he buried his father, Zhou and fan's mother at the foot of the same mountain in Xipu village of Fenghua in 1931, and built several houses as a cemetery, which is one of the most magnificent tombs in Fenghua. For the convenience of going home to sweep the tomb, Yu Feipeng raised money to build a stone road from the county seat to Xipu, which is 5 li long. It is for his personal use to go back and forth by car.

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Yu Feipeng first studied in a private school, and then was sent to Longjin school, the first new school in Fenghua. He was admitted to Ningbo normal school in 1906. He graduated in 1908 and went back to his hometown Fenghua to engage in primary school physical education. During this period, he met revolutionaries Zhou Junyan (Zhenqin) and Zhang shuoqing (Jiarui), and met Chiang Kai Shek under their introduction.
In October 1911, the revolution of 1911 broke out and spread to all parts of the country. Inspired by the climax of the revolution, Yu Feipeng heard that Chiang Kai Shek had participated in the struggle to recover Shanghai and Zhejiang under the leadership of Chen Yingshi. He put down his whip, left the platform, and rushed to Shanghai to find Chiang Kai Shek. Unable to find Jiang, he joined the Shanghai student army and took part in the battle to restore Shanghai. After the restoration of Shanghai, Chen Yingshi was elected governor. Chiang Kai Shek returned to Shanghai after taking part in the battle to restore Zhejiang. He was appointed by Chen Yingshi as the head of the 5th regiment of the Shanghai army, responsible for training the new army. After meeting with Chiang Kai Shek, Yu Feipeng was appointed Quartermaster of the 5th regiment by Chiang Kai Shek, and they began their long cooperative relationship. In 1913, recommended by Chiang Kai Shek, Chen Yingshi recommended Yu Feipeng to Beijing Quartermaster school. In this school, Yu Feipeng systematically studied the knowledge of military transportation and logistics supply, which laid a preliminary foundation for his long-term work in military logistics and transportation. In 1914, Yu Feipeng came out of Beijing Quartermaster school. Due to the failure of the second revolution, Chen Yingshi and Chiang Kai Shek were wanted by Yuan Shikai and had no way to take refuge. He had to pick up his teaching staff again and taught in Beijing Normal University and Beijing Higher Normal University. In 1915, he left Beijing and returned to Ningbo, where he successively served as the warden of Ningbo No.4 Middle School and Shaoxing No.5 Middle School. In 1917, Sun Yat Sen went south to Guangzhou to "protect the law" and set up the "Fujian Guangdong aid army", with Chen Jiongming as commander in chief. In order to strengthen the monitoring of this army, Sun Yat Sen sent many revolutionaries into the army, among which Chiang Kai Shek was one. In March 1918, Sun Yat Sen summoned Chiang Kai Shek to Guangdong and ordered him to serve as the director of the combat section of the "Fujian Guangdong aid army". Upon receiving the news, Yu Feipeng immediately wrote to Chiang Kai Shek, expressing his willingness to serve with the army. Jiang soon wrote back to welcome him. After Yu arrived in the army, because Chiang Kai Shek and Chen Jiongming were not at peace, he recommended Yu Feipeng several times and suggested that he should reuse them, but failed to achieve his goal. Yu Feipeng left Fujian and returned to Fenghua in 1920. september 1920. When Chiang Kai Shek returned to Ningbo, he invited his former friends Zhou Junyan, Yu Feipeng and Xiao Xuan to visit Tiantong temple. He analyzed the domestic situation to Yu and pointed out the hope of revolution. Encouraged by this, Yu rushed back to Fujian immediately and returned to Guangdong with the "Fujian Guangdong aid army".

According to the thigh and humerus

In April 1921, Chiang Kai Shek became the county magistrate of Yingde County in Guangdong Province for his half brother Chiang Kai Ching. He was afraid that he would not be able to help if he was not familiar with others. Yu Feipeng is specially invited to assist. Yu served as the financial section chief of Yingde County, and actually served as the bodyguard and chief of staff of Jiang Jieqing. In 1922, Yu Feipeng became the head of Songxi County in Fujian Province, and later transferred to Pucheng County. The next year, he served as director of Audit Department of Guangdong general command. january 24, 1924. Sun Yat Sen appointed Chiang Kai Shek as chairman of the Preparatory Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang army academy (Huangpu Military Academy), and Yu Feipeng was appointed as one of the seven members of the Preparatory Committee and interim director of the Quartermaster department, responsible for the preparation of Quartermaster. On May 3, Sun Yat Sen appointed Chiang Kai Shek as president of Huangpu Military Academy and chief of staff of Guangdong army. Yu Feipeng was nominated by Chiang Kai Shek on May 12 as deputy director of Quartermaster Department of Military Academy (director is Zhou Junyan)

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