Did Zhang Xueliang go back to New China How did Zhang Xueliang die in the end?

It is a pity that Zhang Xueliang did not return to New China. Zhang Xueliang has been under house arrest by Chiang Kai-shek since the Xi'an Incident, and was deceived by Chiang Kai-shek into going to Taiwan at the end of 1946, and later moved to live in the United States, of course, all the time under surveillance. In 2001, Mr. Zhang Xueliang passed away.

He was 101 years old. Many of Zhang Xueliang's friends have visited Zhang Xueliang in the United States, such as the founding general Lu Zhengcao, who persuaded Zhang Xueliang to return to China, but for unknown reasons, he did not make the trip.

No. I was under house arrest before, and then I went to the United States.

He never came back, and died in Los Angeles a few years ago.

Zhang Xueliang was in Taiwan and was placed under house arrest by Chiang Kai-shek.

Of course I've been back, stupid!!

At 2:50 p.m. on October 15, 2001, he died at Straubie Hospital in Honolulu, the capital of Hawaii, at the age of 101.

Zhang Xueliang (June 3, 1901, October 14, 2001), the word Hanqing, the number Yi'an, the milk name Shuangxi, Xiaoliuzi. Han nationality, born in Dongfeng Town, Dawa County, Panjin City, Liaoning Province, born in Zhangjiawo Baotun (formerly known as Sangzilin Zhanjiawopu), Ejia Village, Huandong Town, Tai'an County, Anshan City, Liaoning Province, a general of the National Revolutionary Army, the eldest son of Zhang Zuolin, the leader of the warlords, and a famous patriotic general in modern China.

Zhang Xueliang (, at 2:50 p.m. on October 14, 2001, died at Straubie Hospital in Honolulu, the capital of Hawaii, at the age of 101.

Zhang Xueliang finally died of illness, in Hawaii, USA, and died on October 14, 2001, hehe, lived 101 years old, which is considered a long-lived old man.

The reason why General Zhang Xueliang did not return to the mainland in his later years was because his assets in the mainland had been ruthlessly confiscated by the Communist Party, and Zhang Xueliang was also afraid that the ** under the banner of the Communist Party would complain to him, and his withdrawal from the Northeast did not really protect the people of Northeast China.

General Zhang Xueliang undoubtedly made great contributions and sacrifices to China's development and the success of the revolution, and General Zhang Xueliang did not return to the mainland in his later years, probably because he was too old to withstand the long journey, and at the same time, he had already settled for many years and was familiar with the present life.

Because he has been outside for too many years and has not been at home, he actually has no feelings for the country, and he doesn't know the situation in the country, so he hasn't come back.

It's not that I don't want to go back, it's because I was placed under house arrest by Chiang Kai-shek, and there are many other reasons! So I didn't go back to the mainland in my later years!

Why did Zhang Xueliang refuse to return to the mainland of the motherland when he had the convenience of returning to his hometown? There are many discussions about this at home and abroad. The reporter of Hong Kong's "Hong Kong Economic Journal" published an article entitled "Zhang Xueliang's Movements:" in the form of an exclusive interview

Go back to Taiwan first and then reason", which said: "Zhang Xueliang proved with his actions that he valued righteousness, gave up going to the mainland from the United States, and swept the tomb of his deceased father as soon as possible, and repaid his desire to see his hometown for more than half a century. ......According to a source close to the young marshal, he made a very good impression when he met Lu Zhengcao in New York this time.

This time, the CCP sent Lu Zhengcao to the United States to participate in the celebration of Zhang's birthday, and to get in touch with Zhang can be described as a good move. When Lu Zhengcao told the young marshal that the people on the mainland, especially those in his hometown in the northeast, warmly welcomed the young marshal to go back as soon as possible, Zhang Xue's conscience politely declined. During his three-month stay in New York, the outside world, including the United States, watched him in China.

1. What role will it play in the cross-strait peace talks? It can be seen that in New York, before the US-China Association initiated the celebration of his birthday, he avoided talking about reunification, and even when interviewed by reporters, he only talked about the old affairs of the Northeast Army. It was not until after the birthday celebration on June 3 that he appeared in public and met with CCP figures.

In an interview with reporters on June 13, when asked what contribution he could make to the reunification of the country, Zhang Xueliang smiled and said: "I am now an idle cloud and a wild crane, can I really make any contributions?" I still say that as long as it contributes to the country and the nation, I am willing to do it.

Zhang Xueliang also told the Kuomintang: 'Don't be afraid to talk to the Communist Party. ’…

It is precisely because Zhang Xueliang did not return to the mainland of the motherland that he had been looking forward to all his life after his first visit to the United States, especially after a year later, when Zhang Xueliang left Taiwan again to settle in Hawaii for permanent settlement, all kinds of legends and speculations about why he did not return to the mainland in his later years have been hyped up in several different versions at home and abroad.

Is it because I am sick and I don't want to go back to the mainland?

**The first reason for the determination was that the Zhang couple had lost the opportunity to return to the mainland to visit their relatives due to illness.