As the saying goes, "There is a cause before and an effect after that". Anything doesn't come out for no reason, or there are many reasons behind what happened. Some reasons, although not visible for a short time, will come up one day.
Today we will talk about the connection between Taiwan's Tsai Ing-wen and Chiang Kai-shek. If many people find it strange to say this, what is the connection between Tsai Ing-wen and Chiang Kai-shek?
In fact, the two are very related, not because Tsai Ing-wen was born during the reign of Chiang Kai-shek. When Tsai Ing-wen was 19 years old, Chiang Kai-shek died. There is no connection in time and space, but if you look closely, the connection is not only very close, but the old Jiang has made Tsai Ing-wen.
It is not nonsense that a family history can affect generations, there are many examples that have demonstrated the relationship between families and future generations. To understand how chiang made Tsai Ing-wen, we must first understand the history of the Tsai Ing-wen family.
Tsai Ing-wen's father, Cai Jiesheng, was a Hakka from Fenggang, Fangshan, Taiwan, and was a famous businessman in Taiwan, who was said to have great wealth. A businessman is not rich for no reason, there is a reason. I don't deny that there are self-made people, but no one can say how many people behind them help. The wealth of the Tsai Ing-wen family is mysterious, but there are also reasons.
Cai Jiesheng was a wealthy businessman, so he married a 4-room wife, and Tsai Ing-wen was the younger daughter of Zhang Jinfeng, Cai Jiesheng's fourth young wife.
It is a law that rich people will receive the best education from ancient times to the present. It is precisely because the Tsai family is too rich that Tsai Ing-wen received the best education in Taiwan. But when Ms. Tsai went to school, it was the era of chiang's rule, and her education was more about "counter-attacking the mainland." But the Tsai family is a family deeply influenced by Japan, and Tsai Ing-wen has been most impressed by Japan since she was a child, because she grew up eating Japanese rice. The reason for this situation is related to the Japanese colonization of Taiwan.
When Cai Jiesheng was born, Taiwan at this time had been colonized by Japan, and Cai Jiesheng was a generation that grew up under Japanese education, and he was also an out-and-out "imperial citizen".
It is precisely because Cai Jiesheng has been educated in Japan for a long time, so he also passed on the Japanese living habits to his daughter Tsai Ing-wen, therefore, the Tsai family's food traditions and culture are influenced by Tsai Jiesheng, the Tsai family's bones identify with Japan, Tsai Ing-wen's brother once studied in Japan, Tsai Ing-wen grew up the most yearning, and often go to the place of vacation is also Japan. Tsai Ing-wen also has a Japanese name called "Jimmy Tooth". Now we know why Tsai Ing-wen has a deep Japanese complex.
Although Tsai Ing-wen is Han Chinese by blood, her inner world has long belonged to Japan, and she has no sense of belonging to China at all.
This is also why Tsai Ing-wen firmly follows the Taiwan independence route.
In her heart, there is no such thing as a country or a nation, as long as "Taiwan is independent." Therefore, Tsai Ing-wen's origin and family education determine her political outlook.
Just now we talked about the Tsai Ing-wen family is very rich, how much money is there? It is said that Tsai Ing-wen herself has hundreds of millions of assets, which is one of the best in Taiwan.
Tsai Ing-wen's money is inherited from the family, it is said that Tsai Ing-wen has a luxury car transfer when she goes out, and there are Japanese teacher tutors and pianists at home, which is definitely one-on-one professional tutoring. It is said that when Tsai Ing-wen came home from school, the maid brought freshly squeezed juice.
When Tsai Ing-wen was studying at National Taiwan University, there were two people in the university who were picked up by luxury cars, one was Tsai Ing-wen and the other was Tsai Ming-chung, who was the son of the founder of Fubon Group.
People who have been to Tsai Ing-wen's home say that Tsai Ing-wen's villa is luxurious and spacious, and it is said that Qiong Yao went to Tsai Ing-wen's home to shoot TV series.
Where does Tsai Ing-wen's money come from? Of course, it was left by his father Cai Jiesheng, and where did Cai Jiesheng's money come from? No one knows. But if you understand the past history of Cai Jiesheng, you may suddenly be enlightened.
In 1918, Cai Jie was born in Taiwan. At that time, Taiwan had been colonized by Japan for 23 years, and in 1936, cai Jiesheng was 18 years old, he was sent by Japan to learn to repair aircraft at the Northeast China Mechanical School, and lived in the northeast for 9 years until Japan surrendered.
According to the data, after studying in the northeast, Cai Jiesheng also repaired aircraft for the Japanese Kwantung Army, mainly Japanese fighters and bombers. These repaired opportunities were once again thrown into aggression against the Chinese people. Moreover, Japanese military planes have bombed Shanghai, Nanjing, Wuhan, Chongqing and other places, and the reason why these fighters are constantly being put into use is that there must be fighters repaired by Cai Jiesheng, and these fighters do not know how many Chinese have been killed. He could not have thought of it at all, because he was born with a Japanese-style education and cultural indoctrination.
After Japan's defeat and surrender, the Cai family never said anything about Cai Jiesheng's experience, and it is said that the Cai family was tight-lipped. Even if outsiders ask, the Cai family will avoid it. Slowly, few people talked about Cai Jiesheng's experience of serving the Japanese army. However, there are insiders in Taiwan, and it is said that many people in Taiwan call Tsai Jiesheng a traitor.
Cai Jiesheng's experience, which he did not dare to say, was finally washed into another version, and some sources said that Cai Jiesheng was forced to work for Japan helplessly.
It is true that this kind of statement is very much in Taiwan, because there are not only Tsai Jiesheng alone in Taiwan who serves Japan, but also many people. Some people say that these people work for Japan to survive, but this is a traitorous statement, is it forgivable for Chinese to kill Chinese for the Japanese?
Cai Jiesheng's experience is actually a traitorous experience, and there is no reason to explain it.
So why did Cai Jiesheng suddenly become rich during this traitorous experience?
In fact, it is also related to Cai Jiesheng's service to the Japanese. According to Taiwan's Qiu Yi, after Returning to Taiwan, Tsai opened an auto repair shop. However, when opening a repair factory, both repair tools and repair machines need to be imported from abroad, which costs a lot of money. Where did Cai Jiesheng get so much money?
It is said that Cai Jiesheng's money came from Japan. Japan has colonized Taiwan for decades, and there are many industries in Taiwan. After Japan left Taiwan after the defeat of the war, they did not want to leave these assets to lao Chiang, so they found some extremely pro-Japanese Taiwanese and transferred these assets to them at the lowest price, which is why after the old Chiang arrived in Taiwan, some assets that originally belonged to the government could not be recovered.
It is understood that when the Japanese evacuated Taiwan, Hsinchu Automated Vehicle Transport Co., Ltd. sold only one dollar and transferred it to Xu Jinde, a member of the Kuomintang at the time, who earned a huge fortune by engaging in transportation companies with this asset. Similarly, Cai Jiesheng has sold his life for the Japanese, and has 9 years of experience in repairing aircraft for Japan in the northeast, of course, he is trusted by the Japanese, so Japan has given Cai Jiesheng a lot of assets, and Cai Jiesheng relies on these assets and then invests in auto repair plants, and also buys a lot of land and real estate, and makes a lot of money.
Now the Cai family still owns a number of enterprises, these enterprises across real estate, as well as tourism, sports equipment, auto parts and other industries. Therefore, there is no reason to get rich for no reason, and there is a reason behind every rich.
It is precisely because Cai Jiesheng's money comes from the Japanese, so he rarely shows his wealth, has always been very low-key, he is afraid that the outside world will find out the relationship with the Japanese. But when Chiang Kai-shek went to Taiwan, he did not investigate in detail.
In recent years, the relationship between the Tsai family and Japan has been exposed, when Tsai Ing-wen was elected, Abe Shinzo sent Kishi Nobuo to attend Tsai Ing-wen inauguration, from the perspective of kishi Nobuo and Tsai Ing-wen relations, extraordinary, both of them in Japanese communication. And Abe also called Tsai Ing-wen an "old friend of Japan." This is not a general title, and it is impossible to call it without a source.
Just now we talked about the history of Tsai Ing-wen's family and why Tsai Ing-wen's father became rich? Some people will ask what the relationship has with Chiang Kai-shek. It has a lot to do with Chiang Kai-shek.
After the old Chiang arrived in Taiwan, he did not change his personality, he is still very narrow-minded. Old Jiang looked for a whole bunch of reasons for the failure, but he didn't find his own reasons. In fact, old Jiang's failure was directly related to him.
After the old Chiang Kai-shek arrived in Taiwan, in order to consolidate his rule, he did make great efforts and created some tension. But it is still an elite rule. Chiang Kai-shek did not fundamentally govern Taiwan.
First of all, the old Chiang Kai-shek did not realize that there were still traces of Japanese colonization in Taiwan, that is, many people were influenced by Japanese colonialism and were close to Japan in their bones, but they did not show it. If these people are not liquidated, they will inevitably endanger the rule of old Chiang Kai-shek, and although they cannot be seen in a short time, they will appear after a long time. The appearance of Tsai Ing-wen is a stark example, as well as Lee Teng-hui.
Secondly, the gap between lao Jiang and the instructors was too big. In those days, every time the instructors went to a place to divide the fields, this was the most effective method. Old Jiang did not do so. If he also carried out an agrarian revolution in Taiwan, Taiwan would be a different story. It was lao Chiang's connivance that allowed some traitors who were doing things for Japan to survive, and their lives were very moist. Tsai Ing-wen and his father Cai Jiesheng are such a person. If Tsai Jiesheng is completely liquidated, there will be no Tsai Ing-wen now. Therefore, the old Chiang Kai-shek could not even govern a small Taiwan, let alone the vast mainland. His failure is inevitable!
Third, after inheriting the old Chiang Kai-shek, Xiao Chiang opened up the party ban and relaxed control over Taiwan; although Taiwan's economy has developed, the same ills left over from the past still exist. In the past, those Taiwanese who longed for Japan were even more eager for Japan, and they exchanged views with Japan in an open and upright manner, and their relations with Japan were further strengthened. Why do Tsai Ing-wen, Lee Teng-hui, and others frequently visit Japan? This is related to Chiang Ching-kuo's governance. These daily descendants have gone from sneaking around and kissing Japan to now opening up to kiss Japan, and this deep-rooted pro-Japanese problem is something that Chiang's father and son cannot see.
It can be seen from this that it is not at all strange that such a stubborn "Taiwan independence" element as Tsai Ing-wen has appeared in Taiwan. Only Chiang Kai-shek is to blame for not governing Taiwan well.
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