This matter must start from July 1937, when the Japanese launched the July 7th Incident and officially launched a full-scale war of aggression against China.
Zheng Qing's original hometown was in Chongqing, but he followed his father's ambition to serve the party and the country. After graduating from junior high school, he simply applied for the Central Military Academy and was successfully admitted before going to Nanjing.
Speaking of which, he made his family almost mad because of this incident, because he was the only child in the family, and his father was abandoned on the way to the Northern Expedition to Sun Chuanfang. It is said that the old man of the Zheng family even resorted to resorting to family methods to beat him in bed for three days and three nights, but he still couldn't stop Zheng Qing's thoughts, so he went anyway, and he went very calmly and unrestrainedly.
It's been two years since I left. In 1937, as soon as the Japanese captured Peiping, Zheng Qing was "carried" to his family's old house in Chongqing by his family members like a prisoner.
Zhao Qicheng was standing under the patio of the central hall, wearing a straight gray-blue Sichuan Army uniform, silently watching the young man of the Zheng family, who had been riding trains and cars for three days and two nights without sleep, walking past him in disgrace. At that time, he looked at this little man who was wearing a black Chinese tunic suit, black trousers, and black leather shoes, but his face was as pale as a woman's. There was a smile in his eyes, but he did not dare to show it on his face.
Then Zheng Qing followed Zhao Qicheng back to Yongzhou the next day, and became his adjutant in a daze.
So this is our story.