Strategy is the crystallization of human wisdom, but when it is combined with politics, it gives birth to the monsters of "strategy" and "powerfulness". Especially when politicians use "power tactics" to become authoritarian and authoritarian for personal interests, what we see is not wisdom, but personal greed and selfishness at work.
Chiang Kai-shek's life course is surprisingly similar to Napoleon and Hitler in the West. They all started from scratch from a family with no background or support, struggled in the chaos of troubled times, "struggled themselves", and then, step by step, ascended to power, and finally fell from the top, ending their lives in humiliation and failure.
Chiang Kai-shek was a power strategist. He rose from a "ruiyuan scoundrel" to "president" and was able to realize the strategy of "family world". The key was that he was good at playing power. Chiang Kai-shek once rose as a "new political star". In the fragmented old China, he kneaded together people from three religions and nine schools, unified the military and government under his own power, and then retreated from the dictatorship and anti-people. He left a profound mark on Chinese history.
