In 1897, the 17-year-old Yang Chengtai took the last imperial examination of the Qing Dynasty and won the Xiucai, because his name was mistakenly written as Yang Yongtai when he was issued, and his name was changed to Yang Yongtai from then on, which can also be seen that the loneliness of the Qing Dynasty is also inevitable. At this time, he was full of style and spirit, and at this time, he may not have thought that he would become a 'Zhuge Liang' around a party leader. At that time, China was in an era of alternating the old and the new, and new cultures and new ideas were constantly impacting the old ideas of the previous feudal society. In the eyes of the villagers, Yang Yongtai's future is the same as his family's predecessors, entering the dynasty as an official and shining on the lintel. Unexpectedly, Yang Yongtai would give up the identity of Xiucai and be admitted to guangdong higher school to start learning Western culture and education. The following year, Yang Yongtai went to the Beijing University of Political Science and Law to study new-style law, so Yang Yongtai integrated traditional literature and new culture. It laid a solid foundation for the emergence of the future. During his studies in Beijing, Yang Yongtai understood that in the current era, it is not realistic to rely on learning to get ahead.
So during his studies, he quickly set his sights on how to improve his prestige and reputation. After graduation, he returned to Guangzhou, where Yang Yongtai became a reporter and editor of the 'Guangzhou Newspaper'. He soon made a statement with a sharp style, quick thinking and excellent political smell, and became a staunch supporter of the constitutional monarchy. Of course, this was only Yang Yongtai paving the way for his political future, so he quickly became a provisional member of parliament by virtue of his reputation as a media producer. During this period, Yang Yongtai quickly entered the sight of Dr. Sun Yat-sen and quickly gained the trust of Dr. Sun Yat-sen. But Yang Yongtai betrayed the trust of Dr. Sun Yat-sen and dissolved the National Assembly after Yuan Shikai gained power. At this critical moment, Yang Yongtai chose to betray Dr. Sun Yat-sen. During Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Dharma Protection Movement in the south, the Political Science Association formed by Yang Yongtai and others participated in the activities of the warlords in the southwest to exclude Mr. Zhongshan. Because of this move, Yang Yongtai offended many big guys and also put his life into a trough. Later, after Dr. Sun Yat-sen returned to Guangzhou, Yang Yongtai had to go north to join the Beiyang government, but unfortunately, because of the betrayal of the warlords in the southwest, he was not satisfied in Beijing, so he returned to Shanghai to find another way out, in order to seek the Lord, and soon he met his Bole. After the end of the Northern Expedition, Chiang Kai-shek was thirsty for talents.
So Yang Yongtai entered Chiang Kai-shek's sight on the recommendation of his friend. After meeting Chiang Kai-shek, Chiang Kai-shek threw a very difficult question to Yang Yongtai, asking him how to solve the situation of warlords and warlords fighting and the situation of the princes. Of course, under Yang Yongtai's erudition and unique insight into the political situation, he quickly came up with a suitable plan for Chiang Kai-shek. Chiang Kai-shek was ecstatic when he got the plan and reused Yang Yongtai. In the time that followed, Chiang Kai-shek planned all the battles by Yang Yongtai and soon unified the whole country. After Chiang Kai-shek unified the whole country, he began to deal with the Red Army with all his might, and because of the failure of the three encirclement and suppression attempts against the Red Army in the front, Yang Yongtai proposed to Chiang Kai-shek the strategy of "three points of army, matter, and seven points of politics." Under this tactic, Chiang Kai-shek strengthened his control over the grass-roots units, imposed an economic blockade on the Soviet areas of the Red Army, and engaged in political warfare. It also made the Red Army frequently lose in the fifth encirclement and suppression, had to carry out strategic transfers, and began the famous Long March. During this period, Yang Yongtai also deduced the route of the Red Army's Long March, but fortunately Chiang Kai-shek had been overwhelmed by the victory and did not listen to Yang Yongtai's plan. During the period of encirclement and suppression of the Red Army, Chiang Kai-shek also proposed to use the suppression of the Red Army as an excuse to vigorously attack some of Chiang Kai-shek's political enemies, and recovered and strengthened the actual control over Yunguichuan and Liangguang. This strategy of driving away tigers and devouring wolves with one stone and killing two birds with one stone allowed Chiang Kai-shek to seek a great deal of benefits from it. Therefore, yang Yongtai was more trusting and indulgent, and Yang Yongtai also became the first person under lao Jiang. After gaining power, Yang Yongtai often used the name of Lao Jiang to seek benefits for himself. Within the political party, Yang Yongtai often suppressed his political enemies, promoted his own faction, and pretended to be public and private. A look that does not put others in the eyes, and because of this, Yang Yongtai was gradually isolated and marginalized within the Kuomintang. But Yang Yongtai knows where his rights come from, and he knows that as long as he hugs Chiang Kai-shek's thighs, he will never fall and collapse.
It was precisely because of this idea that he ignored Chiang Kai-shek's importance to others. After Yang Yongtai became more and more unscrupulous, Chiang Kai-shek also slowly discovered some clues and slowly began to estrange him. Unfortunately, Yang Yongtai was overwhelmed by power, and he did not restrain his behavior, but became more arrogant. Constantly touching the limits of Chiang Kai-shek's patience, Chiang Kai-shek finally couldn't bear it anymore, in order to safeguard his authority within the Party and the interests of various factions. Chiang Kai-shek decided to abandon Yang Yongtai and leave him from the center of power. Let Yang Yongtai become the chairman of Hubei Province, and by this time Yang Yongtai realized that he had been abandoned by old Jiang, but it was too late. Now he could no longer speak in front of Chiang Kai-shek, and he knew that he had offended too many people and understood most people's cakes. These people would not let him return to the center of power, but he would never have imagined that he would be
After becoming a member of the party, he will be assassinated and killed in the street. Yang Yongtai, who was known as the number one think tank, died at the hands of the nobody, and the commander behind it had no way of knowing that Yang Yongtai had offended too many people at that time, and finally slowly ended with the acquiescence of Chiang Kai-shek.