96 years ago today, on June 25, 1929 (May 19, 1929 in the lunar calendar), the Jiang-Gui War ended. In June 1929, the Jiang-Gui War ended. The Jiang-Gui War broke out on March 27. On April 1, He Jian electrified Jiang and broke away from the Gui family. On the 2nd, Li Mingrui and Yang Tenghui of the Gui family defected on the front line. The Gui army then abandoned Wuhan and fled to western Hubei on the evening of the 3rd. On the 5th, Chiang Kai-shek ordered Zhang Fakui, Zhu Shaoliang, and Xia Douyin to lead the pursuit of the Gui army, and at the same time sent people to appease the main generals of the Gui army, Hu Zongduo, Tao Jun, and Xia Wei. On the 21st, Hu, Tao, and Xia simultaneously powered off to the sea, and the troops waited for the reorganization. So far, the main force of the Gui family has all disintegrated. On May 5th, Li Zongren organized the "Party Protection and National Salvation Army" in Wuzhou to discuss Chiang, and Bai Chongxi and Huang Shaohong led the army to attack Guangzhou in two directions. On May 15th, He Jianjun overcame Guilin, and the main force coordinated with the Guangdong army to attack Wuzhou. On June 2nd, the Guangdong and Hunan armies jointly captured Wuzhou. On the 12th, Chiang Kai-shek ordered Li Mingrui and Yang Tenghui's two divisions to go south to assist the Guangdong army in besieging the Gui army. Bai Chongxi and Huang Shaohong led the military battle and suffered repeated defeats. On the 24th, Bai and Huang fled to Vietnam.