The following are my guesses:

One:

Ji Chaoding, the underground party of the Communist Party of China. In 1944, Kong Xiangxi was appointed director of the Central Bank’s Foreign Exchange Management Committee. He suggested that the Kuomintang government issue gold yuan coupons, which caused a more serious economic crisis, led to economic collapse, and accelerated the collapse of the Kuomintang rule. He made an indispensable contribution to the Kuomintang's loss of public support and our party's seizure of power. Chen Lifu's memoir "Learning from Success and Failure" said: "The conspiracy of the Hebei Dynasty to bring disaster to the country was successful." He was buried in a state after his death. Speculation: Ji Chaoding's identity was not easy to disclose at that time, and the implementation of turmoil might arouse the hatred of the Kuomintang. As for what to do after hatred...you already know it.

Two:

Ji Chaoding, the son of Ji Gongquan and the brother of Ji Chaozhu, was from a prominent family in Fenyang, Shanxi. As for praise and criticism, different people have different positions. Perhaps at that time and now, Ji Chaoding Like Cao Cao, he is an ambiguous character. Guess: The editor of this photo is dissatisfied with Ji Chaotao.

Three:

"Why was Ji Chaozhu erased from the photo of Zhou Enlai and Nixon shaking hands?" Is it a rumor? Do you have any exact source of information? I am really ignorant.