The Straits Herald (Hong Weisheng, Taiwanese reporter) Hao Baicun, the former "Executive President" of the Taiwan authorities, passed away at Taipei’s "General Hospital of the Armed Forces" at 2:47 this afternoon, at the age of 101. His centenary life has witnessed many key moments in the past development of the two sides of the strait.
Hao Baicun
Hao Baicun was a former vice chairman of the Chinese Kuomintang. For his passing, the Kuomintang chairman Jiang Qichen expressed shock and condolences. Jiang Qichen said today that former Vice Chairman Hao has served as a “loyal and loyal to the country” throughout his life. He is a model of perseverance and perseverance that the whole party should imitate. In addition to extending the highest condolences to his family, the Kuomintang will also fully assist Vice Chairman Hao. Funeral matters.
Jiang Qichen said that Vice Chairman Hao Qian has witnessed a century of history, held countless important positions throughout his life, personally participated in the defense of Taiwan and the construction of Taiwan, and made outstanding contributions to the nation. The Kuomintang will always remember the legendary life of "Uncle Hao".
Taiwan’s military also issued a 668-word statement in the afternoon, expressing grief for the sudden fall of Gancheng, emphasizing that Hao Bocun’s strict self-discipline, deeds first, talent combined with civil and military, full of loyalty, transcendence, is indeed a model of revolutionary soldiers, special aspirations Endless thoughts, to highlight the high and the wind, hope that the spirit will always exist, and will always be a reference for the backward teachers.
Taiwan’s military said that Hao Baicun was born in Yancheng, Jiangsu Province on August 8, 1919. He passed away suddenly at 2 pm on the 30th at Taipei’s “General Hospital of the Three Armies”. Grief, long thoughts. The
statement pointed out that in 1935, Hao Baicun witnessed the country’s daily oppression by Japan and embraced the young people’s desire to resist Japan and save the country. He resolutely wrote for the military and was admitted to the 12th term of the Army Military Academy. He graduated from the military academy in 1938. In the second year of the Anti-Japanese War, he was transferred to the fifth company of the Second Battalion of the 14th Artillery Regiment as an observer. During the Anti-Japanese War, he participated in the Guangzhou Battle and was wounded. He joined the Chinese Expeditionary Force and went to garrison in northern Myanmar.
