英文摘要 |
Chen Cheng, an important General of Chinese military, is a man who won Chiang Kai-shek’s belief. Chen Cheng went smoothly on his life of military. He graduated from Paoting Academy in 1923, and within seven years, he had promoted to general of army commander. In order to become Chiang Kai-shek’s main force, Chen Cheng and his soldiers, the eighteenth Army, not only enlarge the strength but also defeated the warlords’ troops on the Civil War in 1930. Chiang Kai-shek tried to attack the Communists in China from the end of 1930, but the results were not so successfully. According to this reason, Chiang Kai-shek planned to use a strategy to win the battle, that is, to put Chen Cheng’s eighteenth Army on the attacking activity. Unfortunately, the outcome of extermination campaigns was frustrated. In 1933, eighteenth Army was even conquered and faced what they have never faced before. What’s worse, Chiang Kai-shek pointed out this failure as ‘the only thing he sorrows in his life’. Since then, Chen Cheng become the loser who had to bear the severely criticisms from his fellows The failure of extermination campaigns could be seen as the first frustration on Chen Cheng’s military servicing life. First, how did Chen Cheng cope with the pressures from the failure of extermination campaigns, criticisms and the expectation of Chiang Kai-shek ? Second, how did Chiang Kai-shek resolve this military frustration and how did Chiang Kai-shek handle the situation that Chen Cheng caused ? And how did Chen Cheng re-acquire the confidences from his fellows and juniors? Therefore, the failure of extermination campaigns not only cause eighteenth Army lose their confidence but also lead to the demotion of Chen Cheng. However, it is easily to find that this failure could be regarded as a turning point of Chen Cheng’s military life. After this failure of extermination campaigns, Chen Cheng had a rapidly raise on his career. Apart from expanding the military strength, Chen Cheng also played an important role in the field of KMT and polity. Thus, the experience from the failure of extermination campaigns is really a key point on Chen Cheng’s life. |