Has Zhang Xueliang ever written a book?

I'm not sure what Liu Yazhou's book about Zhang Xueliang is called because it's a fictional story. There might be different names and storylines in the novel. If you provide more information, I can provide you with a more accurate answer.

Zhang Xueliang and Yu Fengzhi were husband and wife. They got married in 1916 and had three sons and a daughter. Yu Fengzhi had been loyal to Zhang Xueliang's side after marriage and had paid a lot for him. However, their marriage was not happy. Zhang Xueliang did not really fall in love with Yu Fengzhi. After Yu Fengzhi fell ill, Zhang Xueliang suggested that she go to the United States for treatment while he married Zhao Yidi. Yu Fengzhi expressed his understanding and blessings to Zhang Xueliang in the divorce consent form. After she passed away, she hoped to be buried with Zhang Xueliang, but this wish did not come true. In general, Zhang Xueliang and Yu Fengzhi's marriage was not a happy story.

I can't provide any information about Zhang Yixing's book. As a fan of online literature, I can't obtain copyright and author information, so I can't provide this information.

Zhang Xueliang was a novel character who traveled back to the modern world and was reborn in 1920s China. In this time and space, he became a legendary figure with extraordinary political talent and military command ability. He made great achievements in China's political, military, and economic fields and became one of the most influential figures in the world at that time. Zhang Xueliang was reborn in this space-time because he heard a mysterious prophecy that told him that he would become a legendary figure in this space-time. He began an unusual life, and through constant hard work and struggle, he became a hero of this time and space, leaving behind immortal achievements and legendary stories.

Zhang Xueliang's feelings for Fengzhi were complicated. In the early stages of their marriage, they were very loving, but later on, when Zhang Xueliang went out for work, he fell in love with Zhao Si and still had feelings for Feng Zhi. When Zhang Xueliang was under house arrest, Fengzhi's help saved his life. He had a sense of dependence on her as a family member. Although Feng Zhi and Zhang Xueliang had been separated for many years in his later years, Zhang Xueliang retained a sense of respect for her and insisted on not proposing a divorce. However, there were also some people who believed that Zhang Xueliang's feelings for Fengzhi were only respect and not true love. Therefore, it could be said that Zhang Xueliang's feelings for Fengzhi were complicated and changeable.

The best book about Zhang Xueliang's biography was probably Biography of Zhang Xueliang. This is a comprehensive and authoritative biography written by historian Han Guangping, which details the story of Zhang Xueliang, an important politician and military strategist in Chinese history. The book systematically combed Zhang Xueliang's life background, experience, thoughts and contributions, and made a profound analysis and evaluation of Zhang Xueliang's historical status and influence. In addition, Biography of Zhang Xueliang also covers other important figures and events related to Zhang Xueliang, such as his family, friends, opponents and enemies. It is an objective and fair biography full of historical emotions and human feelings.

Zhang Xueliang's feelings for Fengzhi were complicated. Zhang Xueliang was initially opposed to Fengzhi's marriage because he was influenced by the Western ideology of " democracy and freedom " and was disgusted by his parents 'arranged marriage. However, Zhang Zuolin proposed a compromise plan, that is, after marriage, Zhang Xueliang could fool around outside, and he would not interfere. Faced with this compromise, Zhang Xueliang had no choice but to agree to the marriage. After their marriage, Zhang Xueliang had always addressed Feng Zhi as his elder sister. Their relationship was not as intense as Zhang Xueliang and Zhao Yidi's. Instead, it was relatively dull. According to Zhang Xueliang's memories in his later years, he said that he did not love Fengzhi at all and married her because his father forced him to. In summary, Zhang Xueliang did not have deep feelings for Fengzhi. It could even be said that he did not love her.

Qiong Yao was famous in modern China. Her works were known as the "Father of Love Fictions" with love and marriage as the theme. She had written many excellent novels, and the most famous one was Princess Pearl. Princess Huanzhu was a novel about the love story between a little swallow and Crape Myrtle. The story took place during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. The novel was about a naive and lively girl, Ziwei was a gentle and kind girl, and the two of them had a deep relationship. Little Swallow and Crape Myrtle embarked on a thrilling and touching journey to help their father return to Yunnan. The plot of Princess Huanzhu is full of ups and downs, the characters are vivid and vivid, and the writing is beautiful. It is deeply loved by readers. It was not only an excellent love story, but also a philosophical and touching work.

The thickest book that Keigo Higashino had written was The Sacrifice of Suspect X. This novel was written by Keigo Higashino in Japan. It described the complicated emotional entanglement between a mathematician and a policeman. The author of this book was Keigo Higashino. The number of words in this book reached 384 pages, and the total number of words exceeded 3.8 million words. Therefore, it was known as the thickest book that Keigo Higashino had ever written.

The thickest book that Keigo Higashino had written was The Sacrifice of Suspect X. The novel was published in Japan in 2013, with Keigo Higashino acting as the copyright agent. It has a total of 352 pages, 190 pages, and a total of 352 pages. The total price is 2000 yen (about 90 yuan). Due to the profound content, rich emotions, and rigorous reasoning of this novel, it was highly praised and sought after by the majority of readers.