He is Zhang Wentian's classmate. He fled to Taiwan in 1949 and later became a "general". His granddaughter is a singer

In the early days of the revolution, Liu Yongyao and our party leader Zhang Wentian were classmates. In 1949, they fled to Taiwan with Chiang Kai shek.

In Taiwan, Liu Yongyao was awarded the rank of "General", and his granddaughter was a famous singer.

Liu Yongyao, a rich son from Liling, Hunan Province, was admitted to Hunan Provincial Yueyun Middle School at the age of 10 in 1919 with outstanding achievements and graduated successfully three years later.

Not satisfied with his achievements, he embarked on the road to Beijing with an endless pursuit of knowledge.

At Chaoyang University, Liu Yongyao gradually developed a yearning for military. In 1923, he entered the Army Martial Arts School in Guangzhou.

One year later, Liu Yongyao was admitted to the first phase of the Whampoa Military Academy, becoming the smallest student in the same period.

Liu Yongyao graduated with outstanding achievements. In 1925, he accompanied the student army of the Whampoa Military Academy on his first expedition.

In order to further improve his military literacy, Liu Yongyao embarked on the road to study at Sun Yat sen University in Moscow, the Soviet Union, in 1925.

There, Liu Yongyao studied together with Deng Xiaoping, Zuoquan and other important members of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party of China in the future to discuss the future and destiny of the country. This experience enabled him to learn advanced military theories and make a group of like-minded comrades in arms.

After returning home from his studies, Liu Yongyao served successively as the battalion commander and colonel of the army. During the Anti Japanese War, he actively participated in the war of resistance. He served successively as the president of the National Zhongzheng University and the deputy director of the third section of the chairman's aide room. He commanded the army to win many times and made great contributions to the victory of the war.

After the war, Liu Yongyao continued to serve in the military. He followed Chiang Kai shek to Taiwan in 1949 and was awarded the rank of "General" two years later.

On the occasion of his success, Liu Yongyao chose to withdraw from the military and turn to the academic and educational fields. He founded the National Defense Series and served as its own president. He also served as a professor of Taiwan University and devoted himself to academic research and education.

Liu Yongyao's works are rich and diverse, spanning multiple disciplines. His main work is the History of the Kuomintang Party of China, which provides valuable information for in-depth study of the history of the Kuomintang, and details the founding and development of the Kuomintang, as well as its roles and contributions in different historical stages.

In 1998, Liu Yongyao died of illness in Taiwan at the age of 89. It is worth mentioning that there is a talented and famous musician in Liu Yongyao's family pedigree. She is the famous singer Liu Ruoying, who is deeply loved by the public.

Liu Ruoying has embarked on her path of entertainment since 1994. With her unique musical charm and soulful voice, she quickly established herself in the Chinese music world and became the soul singer of countless music fans.

Her classic works, such as Crazy for Love and Later, have moving melodies and profound lyrics, which have become precious memories in the hearts of countless people. These songs are widely spread in the Chinese music world and have become the most beautiful melodies of youth.

Liu Ruoying's brilliance in the film and television field should not be underestimated. She won the title of Best Actress at the 40th Asia Pacific Film Festival for her outstanding performance in the film "Young Girl Little Fisherman".

In this film, the heroine Xiao Yu, who is portrayed by her, touches the hearts of countless audiences and makes people moved by her meticulous and sincere acting skills.

In the coming days, we expect Liu Ruoying to continue to bring us more wonderful works and performances.