Secrets of the Four Great Families' Fortune Building

Author: Gu Min
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
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The Jiang Family: Jiang Jieshi's cunning strategies and brilliant methods were unmatched in his time. He made all renowned political rivals withdraw in fear. Not only did he continue the prosperity of the Kong and Song families after Sun Yat-sen, but he also built the grand circle of the "Jiang Family's World and Chen Family's Party." At the same time, he replayed the taboo yet enviable Jiang Dynasty II. His rise to power and blessings have endured to this day.
The Kong Family: Kong Xiangxi was known as the "Treasurer of the Nationalist Government." The Kong family, with its immense private wealth, ranked at the top of the "Four Great Families" of the Republic of China.
The Song Family: The Song family had two women become First Ladies of China, and one man served as the Minister of Finance of the Nationalist Government, once hailed as the "First Family of China." Among the Four Great Families, the Song family rose to prominence earlier and had the largest family scale, once holding significant influence over modern Chinese society. It was even referred to as the "Song Dynasty" in both China and abroad.
The Chen Family: The brothers Chen Guofu and Chen Lifu, along with the entire Chen family they represented, played a pivotal role in the initial establishment of Jiang Jieshi's regime and his subsequent 22-year-long rule in China. They were known as the "Chen Family Party of the Jiang Family's World," with Chen Guofu hailed as the "Father of the Nationalist Party." As a result, the Chen family joined the "Four Great Families" of the Republic of China.