The meaning of this poem is: honesty is rock solid, and it is most auspicious not to indulge in pleasure all day long. The reason is because it can be centered.
Mr. Jiang's name adopts the beautiful artistic conception of this hexagram, plus the most favorable words in the situation. It is called Jieshi, and the word is Zhong Zheng.
In the film and television works about Jiang's eight-year anti-Japanese war, he was often called "generalissimo" according to his position at that time, and generalissimo became one of Chiang's most famous pronouns.
Because Jiang has been the president of Huangpu Military Academy and the commander-in-chief of the National Revolutionary Army for a long time, all the officers who graduated from Huangpu in their early years called him "President Jiang" and "President". Because of its great contribution to the construction and development of the national army, it is also called "the father of the national revolutionary army" or "the father of the national army of the Republic of China".
English-speaking foreigners (especially Americans) nicknamed Jiang Gimo, which refers to the English abbreviation of his background as a special general (that is, a grand marshal). Now all documentaries use Chiang Kai-shek as his English name.
Jiang got this name because of his background. At that time, Jiang Zhiqing suffered many setbacks in the revolution and often went to Shanghai for whoring and gambling, so he changed his name to restrain himself.
In the Kuomintang system, there are many famous figures, such as Dai, one of the founders of the Kuomintang, who was once honored as a "national teacher" by Chiang Kai-shek. His real names are Chuan Xian and Ji Tao.
Jiang Baili, the highest military theorist of the Kuomintang and president of Baoding Army Academy, whose real name is Zhen Fang, has 100 words. Two of the Kuomintang's "four elders": Zhang Jingjiang, whose real name is Ceng Cheng and whose word is Jingjiang, was called "revolutionary sage" by Sun Yat-sen; Jiang Jingguo's lifelong teacher, Wu Zhihui, whose real name is Jing Heng, is very naive. Yu Youren, tied with Wu Zhihui as the "Four Great Calligraphers of the Kuomintang", whose real name is Bo Xun, uses attractive words, and may feel less solemn, so change to a suitable post.
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