The Joys and Sorrows of the 26Th Prime Minister of the Republic of China: Game of Thrones | Tang Shaoyi and Duan Qirui

From 1912 to 1949, in 37 years, the Republic of China had 26 prime ministers. The shortest term is only a few days, and the longest term is only a few years. Tang Shaoyi, the first prime minister of the Republic of China, resigned from office due to disagreements with Yuan Shikai, and was later accidentally killed by the military commander; Duan Qirui, the "Three-Building Republic", leader of the Anhui warlords, refused to cooperate with Japan in his later years; Gu Weijun, the youngest prime minister, a diplomatic wizard, and a judge of the International Court of Justice in his later years; There are also Zhang Shaozeng who was assassinated, Yan Huiqing who was exiled overseas, and those who were not protected in the late festival... The fate of the prime ministers is the epitome of the politics of the Republic of China. Who is manipulating the change of power? Why is this position so "high-risk"? Behind the ups and downs of their lives, they reflect the institutional dilemma of an era. This series relies on authoritative historical materials to restore the power games and life ups and downs of the 26 prime ministers of the Republic of China. Listen to a record of the ups and downs of the Prime Minister and understand the absurdity and reality of the politics of the Republic of China.