As the old saying goes, knowing mistakes can improve great things, but some people want a road to go black, have been repeatedly educated but do not repent, even if they hit the southern wall, they do not repent, and the Kuomintang general introduced by the author today is a typical example, who will not repent.
This person's name was Liu Jiashu, he was a native of Yiyang, Hunan, he was the eldest brother of the Huangpu Phase I, and later he was promoted to the commander of the Kuomintang 17th Corps, and among the students of the Huangpu Phase I, he was almost unknown, but his achievements were very good, and he was very popular with Chiang Kai-shek.
As a general, Liu Jiashu did not have much ability to command the war, but his luck was good, he was captured by our army three times and released, and after returning to the Kuomintang army, he continued to be reused, and even promoted, which also showed the level of Chiang Kai-shek's employment.
At first, Liu Jiashu served in Chiang Kai-shek's First Army, serving as a platoon leader, and naturally had the opportunity to rise in the Concubines' army, and he was a Huangpu student, and sure enough, he was transferred to Nanchang as a battalion commander of the gendarmerie battalion and encountered the Nanchang Uprising.
In the Nanchang uprising, Liu Jiashu was captured by the rebel troops, the rebel troops did not embarrass him, but let him go back, it is reasonable to say that he was grateful to the rebel troops, but unfortunately he did not, on the contrary, he went back and made up a mess, saying that he had escaped heroically.
Even he himself was deceived by himself, without the slightest idea of gratitude, after which Liu Jiashu was again promoted to regimental commander, after which he was transferred to the front line to fight the Red Army, Liu Jiashu was the opponent of the Red Army, and after a few rounds, Liu Jiashu was captured by the Red Army again.
Liu Jiashu, who was captured this time, did not repent, and won the battle against the Red Army, he was even a little unwilling, but this time the Red Army released Liu Jiashu again and gave him the travel expenses, and after returning to the Kuomintang army this time, Liu Jiashu still lied that he had heroically escaped as he had done last time.
Liu Jiashu was not punished, but constantly promoted, and by the time of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he was still a good mix, and in 1946, he became the commander of the Hunan Security Bureau, and also served as the chief of staff of the Changsha Appeasement Office.
As the People's Liberation Army war progressed, Liu Jiashu rose all the way, mainly because the Kuomintang generals who could fight were wiped out in a large area, and in September 1948, Liu Jiashu was promoted to commander of the 17th Corps and awarded the rank of lieutenant general.
In 1949, the Kuomintang was completely defeated, Liu Jiashu and his troops fled all the way south, in 1950, the People's Liberation Army took advantage of the victory to pursue, Liu Jiashu led the troops in Pingnanguan, Guangxi Province, was caught up and destroyed by the People's Liberation Army, this time Liu Jiashu was captured for the third time, was imprisoned in a prisoner of war.
In the prisoner-of-war camp, many senior Kuomintang generals actively accepted reform, and many prisoners of war were pardoned, but Liu Jiashu died unrepentant and treated reform negatively, and on March 3, 1972, Liu Jiashu died of illness at the Fushun War Criminals Management Center at the age of 69.