"If You Don't Understand the Staff, You Don't Understand the Republic of China: Revealing the Inside Story of Warlords and Staff Politics in the Republic of China" follows the concept of big staff, outlines the overall outline of the military and political staff of the Republic of China for the first time, discusses Zhou Za, and draws a lasting and clear impression. Secretaries, counselors, strategists, counselors, ministers, ministers, staff officers, senior counselors, aides, think tanks, strategists... Are all included in the search, and in the narrative, they stick closely to the strategy end and return to the track of staff in the narrow sense. "If you don't understand the staff, you don't understand the Republic of China: Revealing the Inside Story of the Politics of Warlords and Staff in the Republic of China" is a book with a broad mind, a unique perspective, and an exciting and informal writing style. The argument is from point to surface, the narrative is in-depth, the key points are highlighted, and the background is combined, the points, lines and surfaces are combined, the rendering is appropriate, the three-dimensional sense is strong, and the flavor is profound. From a single-line personal career description, it progresses to an outline of the appearance and quality of the staff group. A well-known staff member can still unearth new materials, supplement them with new perspectives, and describe a new realm. The discussion of Rao Hanxiang shows the author's profound literary accomplishment, while the description of Jiang Weiguo traces back to Xin Qiji, with great enlightenment and insight, and all kinds of unexpected things are all wrapped up in reason.
