On this day 135 years ago, on February 12, 1890 (January 23, 1890 lunar calendar), Chen Jitang, a representative of the Guangdong warlord, was born. Chen Jitang, a former executive member of the Central Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang and the Minister of Agriculture and Forestry of the Republic of China, Chen Jitang (1890.2.12-1954.11.3), the word Bernan. A person from Fangcheng, Guangdong (now Fangchenggang, Guangxi), born on February 12, 1890. A representative of the Guangdong warlord, a first-class general of the Chinese Kuomintang, a former executive member of the Central Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang, and the Minister of Agriculture and Forestry of the Republic of China. He once ruled Guangdong for a long time, and was politically rival to the central government of Nanjing. He built a lot in terms of economy, culture and municipal In 1907, Chen was admitted to the Huangpu Army Primary School in Guangzhou and secretly joined the Tongmeng Association. After the 1911 Revolution, he entered the Guangdong Army Crash School. After that, he served as an officer of the Guangdong Army, rising from platoon leader to regiment commander. In the War of Law Protection and the War against Chen Jiongming, Chen followed Mr. Sun Yat-sen and served as the brigade commander of the 2nd Brigade of the Li Jichen Department of the Guangdong Army. In 1925, the Nationalist Government was established, and Chen Jitang served as Li Jichen's subordinate. The commander of the 11th Division of the 4th Army of the National Revolutionary Army also served as the commander of the Qin (state) Lian (state) police. During the Northern Expedition in 1927, the Communist Party mutinied in Nanchang, and Ye Ting and He Long went south to the area of Guangdong Chao and After 1928, he served as the commander of the 4th Army, the appeasement committee of the Western District, the Guangdong editor's task force, and the commander-in-chief of the Eighth Route Army of the Rebellion Army. He led his troops to suppress the armed workers and peasants. In March 1929, he was elected as the executive member of the Kuomintang Central Committee. In the same year, Li Jichen was detained by Chiang Kai-shek in Tangshan, and Chen Jitang supported Chiang Kai-shek. After that, Chen was promoted to the commander of the 4th Army and the Guangdong appeasement committee, stationed in Guangzhou, and then served as the commander-in-chief of the 8th Army Group. In 1930, he was electrified against Chiang. In 1931, Hu Hanmin was placed under house arrest by Chiang Kai-shek, and he electrified against Chiang and drove away the governor of Guangdong, Chen Mingshu. In May of the same year, Wang Jingwei After the "September 18" Incident in September of the same year, the Guangzhou National Government was cancelled. In the following years, Chen gathered the power of the Guangdong Party, government and army. In 1932, he served as a member of the Southwest Executive Department of the Kuomintang and the Standing Committee of the Southwest Administrative Committee of the National Government. In the same year, in order to deal with the Communist Party, Chiang Kai-shek still appointed Chen Jitang as the commander-in-chief of the "bandit suppression" in the Jiangxi-Guangdong-Fujian-Hunan border area, and also as the commander-in-chief of the South Road of Jiangxi "to suppress the Communist Party". In 1936, he united with the Gui Dynasty and launched the "June 1 Incident" against Chiang and the Anti-Japanese. After failure, he went to Europe via Hong Kong. After returning to China in September 1937, he was appointed as a member of the National Government Committee and the Supreme National Defense Committee. In 1940, he served He fled to Taiwan in April 1950 and later served as a counselor and strategic advisor to Taiwan's "Presidential Palace". He died in Taiwan on November 3, 1954 and was buried in New Taipei, Taipei City. When Chen Jitang held his funeral, there were grand funeral ceremonies in Taipei and Hong Kong. During Chen Jitang's reign (1929-1936), he made great achievements in the development of Guangdong. Various factories, ports and highways, universities, middle schools and primary schools were built successively. Guangzhou flourished in all industries, and made remarkable achievements in municipal construction, such as Haizhu Bridge, Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, Sun Yat-sen University Wushan New Campus, Aiqun Building, etc., as well as more than 30 roads, all of which were built when Chen Jitang was in charge of Guangdong. It is known as the golden age of old Guangzhou. The Zhuhai Academy in Hong Kong was also built by Chen Jitang in Guangzhou after the war. In June 1936, Chen Jitang had not yet stepped down, and signs welcoming Yu Hanmou appeared on the streets of Guangzhou. Chen Jitang Mansion