One figure involved in this event eventually emigrated to Honolulu, became a devout Baptist, and sold off his collected artworks under the name "Dingyuanzhai."
One figure involved in this event eventually emigrated to Honolulu, became a devout Baptist, and sold off his collected artworks under the name "Dingyuanzhai." Preceded by the Suiyuan campaign, its outset saw the defection of Feng Qinzai and both sides hoped to exploit the influence of Zeng Kuoqing, while the term "Blue Shirt Society" is speciously used to refer to the spies of the Lixingshe involved in this event. Peripherally involved men such as Li Zongren and Yan Xishan urged moderation during it, and though peacefully defused by Zhou Enlai, fears of invasion by Japan lingered. Its aftermath saw the imprisonment of its instigators, Yang Hucheng and the Young Marshal, Zhang Xueliang. For 10 points, name this standoff between the Kuomintang and the Chinese Communist Party, marked by the kidnapping of Chiang Kai-shek.
One figure involved in this event eventually emigrated to Honolulu, became a devout Baptist, and sold off his collected artworks under the name "Dingyuanzhai."
{Xi’an} Incident or {Sian} Incident (shee-an or any reasonable pronounciation)