General Jiang Baili 190 1 studied abroad and entered the NCO School through Chengcheng (Junior Military Academy). 1906 When he graduated, the emperor gave the knife to the first among the best infantry graduates. As a result, Jiang Baili won the first prize and took back the knife given by the Japanese Emperor. & gt I've read the relevant materials of Japan, and the descriptions are much more detailed than those recorded in China, especially Lu Guan Pai Fan written in Ant House Study, which records that Jiang Baili is a very embarrassing figure in Japanese history. & gt The award-winning scene of his graduation is legendary, because the Japanese Land Official School announced that the graduates ranked lower, and the first name he read was Jiang Fangzhen. & gt At that time, there were more than 300 Japanese graduates, 4 international students and several Thai students. In this way, the first prize was won by Jiang Fangzhen, a foreign student, that is, Jiang Baili, and the knife given by the emperor naturally returned to China. Japanese noncommissioned officers were generally embarrassed, and then they announced the second place, but they were still from China. The second is Cai E, a general who later rose from Yunnan to fight against Yuan. & gt？ In this way, the disturbance caused by it is even greater. So, before the third place was announced, the Japanese side checked it first-it's a pity that this time it was a China person named Zhang Xiaohuai. The graduation officer of the Japanese NCO School is the Prince of Fujian Palace. In fear, he felt unable to explain to the emperor, and temporarily changed a Japanese student from behind to be the third. Think about the top four, only half of the Japanese are embarrassed, and they regard a Japanese student as the fourth place, and Zhang Xiaohuai won the fifth place. & gt Who are the other two Japanese? A barren mountain night named Sadao Araki Night of barren hills Tawei station Wild Bodyguard Red Dead Redemption Wild Pursuit Solitary in wilderness Wilderness survival Into The Wild Hunting in wilderness Steppenwolf Brilliant green Royal Prime Minister's Palace Emperor Waltz Hwang Bo Hye Jung The name of Huang Fu Splendid palace Pearls on the Crown Royal Albert Hall Royal Ontario Museum, a wild guard at Tawei Station, died naked, redeemed the wild and chased the murderer, and survived in the wilderness. He went into the wilderness to hunt the wild wolf, the brilliant green royal family, the prime minister's mansion, the waltz, the pearl in the crown of the royal family in Hwang Bo Hye Jung, the royal family in Albert Hall, the royal family in Ontario Museum, and later the Japanese general Lv Xiang and the Class A war criminals; The other is Keizaburo Gunzaki, and later he was the commander and general of the Taiwan Province Army, who was behind the February 26th incident ... In addition, the Japanese graduates in this issue also included the following names: Lin Xianzhi, Benshimao, Matsui Shigen, Nobuyuki Abe ... They are a generation of elites of the Japanese army, all of whom were defeated by Jiang Baili and Cai E. Since then, the Japanese Land Official School has stipulated that international students from China must attend classes separately from Japanese students to avoid the same scene from happening again. & gt Jiang Baili has won such an honor, and the Japanese really hope that he can say something nice about Japan. Who knows what General Baili said to the effect that China learned two things from Japan, one was education, and the other was the army ... Then he drifted to Germany and continued to inspect the army as the battalion commander of the seventh battalion of the German Defence Force. & gt By the way, who is the only person in China who didn't win the prize? It is said that this man never forgets anything, but he leads an excellent life. He doesn't study as hard as the other three, and his academic performance is average, but he can talk about fighting all night. This man is Sun Yat-sen's Guangdong Army star-Xu Chongzhi.