Introduction
In 1967, Teresa Teng 's first solo album came out, marking the official start of the legendary career of a generation of Chinese and Japanese music queens from this moment. In the 1970s, "A Thousand Words", " Haiyun ", "Airport", etc. made her directly consecrated, and won the "Rookie Award" of the Japan Record Awards in one fell swoop, establishing her unshakable status in the 1980s and 1990s. In the glorious period of
, he was even invited to hold concerts at Lincoln Center, Las Vegas Caesars Palace , Los Angeles Music Center, etc. Among the Chinese, he was the first person in history. It can be said that she has earned enough face for the Chinese. However, as her background was continuously uncovered, it was finally discovered that it was Taiwanese female spy . Amazed! What's going on here? Is it really?
Teresa Teng
The Kuomintang Major General published an article revealing that Teresa Teng was a Taiwanese female spy
In 1995, one month after Teresa Teng's death, the Kuomintang Major General gu text broke the news in Taiwan's exclusive magazine "Exclusive Report" that she was actually a female spy trained by Taiwan. A secret intelligence staff member affiliated to the third division of the "Taiwan National Security Agency", with a high level in the military.
Both at home and abroad are deeply regretted by her death. This news is tantamount to a thunderbolt from the blue and a dull thunder in the gloomy weather, which shocked many people. At that time, the news about Teresa Teng was overwhelming, and if there was a little bit of trouble about her, it would make headlines at home and abroad.
On May 8, 1995, she died of illness in Chiang Mai, Thailand. On May 12, the Taiwan authorities awarded her the "China First Class Medal", which is the symbol of the highest honor in Taiwan; on May 19, she was awarded the "Yiyuan Yangfen" award again in recognition of her achievements in her acting career.
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What attracted the most attention was what happened on May 28. The Kuomintang held a public sacrifice ceremony for her at the No. 1 Funeral Home in Taipei, where she enjoyed a crystal copper coffin that could keep her body intact for 50 years.
In this way, no matter how much she wants to distance herself from the KMT from and , it will be of no avail (of course it is impossible). With Gu Wenwen's announcement that she was a Kuomintang spy , people had to combine the various signs after her death with this revelation, and firmly believed that she was a Kuomintang spy. If
is an ordinary person breaking the news, people will certainly dismiss it. However, Gu Zhengwen is not an ordinary person. Even if his words have no weight, his credibility is still very high.
Gu text
Gu text was born in Fenyang, Shanxi, in 1910. After the September 18th Incident, he joined the Communist Party and served as the captain of an investigation brigade under Mr. Lin. .
Dai Li highly valued his talent and focused on training. From then on, he was transformed from a traitor to a special agent of the Kuomintang army. And he did not live up to Dai Li's expectations. He was notorious among the spy agents and was called the "Living King of Hell". His viciousness may be only inferior to that of Dai Li.
After Dai Li passed away, Mao Renfeng took over the top spot of the spy chief and Chiang Kai-shek and others retreated to Taiwan, Gu Zhengwen's status in the spy team became higher and higher, and his ability to grasp information became stronger and stronger. Because of this,
caused an uproar when he broke the news and was noticed by people. Among the contents of
's revelations, there is one thing that cannot be verified, that is, the former (Wu) Director of the Third Division of the "Taiwan National Security Agency" passed away in 1994, thus making Gu Zhengwen's remarks suspicious.
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According to the practice of Kuomintang spy agents, the information of spy members is generally only in the hands of a few leaders. Once the leadership is not fully handed over or disappears suddenly, it means that the organization is like a string of beads, and it is impossible to search for information.
Therefore, the death of the former (Wu) Director of the Third Division means that Deng Lijun's information cannot be searched, and the claim that she is a Kuomintang spy is of course questioned. Only when her information is published can all speculation and remarks become Conclusion.
In order to convince more people, Gu Zhengwen took out the fact that Teresa Teng "actively" became a Taiwan spy back then to prove it.
The Taiwan authorities put forward a mandatory option, and everyone was forced to become a "spy"
According to Gu Zhengwen's statement, Teresa Teng had applied for a passport in the summer of 1968, thus establishing a relationship with the spy agency.
At that time, Teresa Teng was only 15 years old and needed to hold a charity performance there because of an invitation from the Singapore National Theatre. According to Taiwan's regulations, the age of 15 is not eligible for passport application.
Zhao Sugui and Teresa Teng
In order to go out smoothly, Deng's motherZhao Suguican only apply for a passport in her own name, and then travel with Teresa Teng. However, in the application project, the Taiwan authorities have given a constraint, that is, the option of "whether to agree to provide intelligence to Taiwan". Those who deny it will generally not pass the passport application, and those who agree must bring back some intelligence to Taiwan.
Speaking of this rather peculiar option, Gu Zhengwen believes that this is a major feature of Taiwan's " Taiwan espionage activities " after 1949.
In fact, the Taiwan authorities require that everyone who leaves Taiwan must provide information, otherwise they will not be able to clear customs. Even if Zhao Sugui fully meets the application conditions, this option must be filled in.
Therefore, Teresa Teng, who needed to perform in Singapore, had to make a choice and was forced to meet the requirements of Taiwan's spy agency before she could travel, so she inexplicably became a spy of the Taiwan authorities.
As far as the individual options are concerned, the "spy" mentioned by Gu Zhengwen here is completely different from other professionally trained spies who serve Taiwan's spy agency.
Teresa Teng
At that time, many people in Taiwan needed to leave the local area, and they generally had to choose the option proposed by Taiwan's spy agency to travel, so it can be said that " Everyone is a spy ", so Teresa Teng's "spy" identity There is nothing special about it.
In addition to being forced to become a spy for the Taiwan authorities in the mandatory option, Teresa Teng's "fake passport" incident is also considered "iron proof" of " spy status ". So, what does a "fake passport" have to do with a "spy"?
The "fake passport" incident is considered to be the "criminal evidence" of a spy.
Among the many controversial topics of Teresa Teng, the most influential one is the "fake passport" incident. In 1979, Teresa Teng was invited to participate in a performance by the Japanese Polygram company. At that time, she temporarily returned to Taiwan for personal affairs, and then flew to Japan.
However, according to Japanese official regulations: the moment a non-Japanese passport holder lands outside of Japan, the passport will be invalid and must be reapplied. Due to the need of time, Teresa Teng did not do this, and directly took out the Indonesian passport to deal with it. It was this small change that caused her trouble.
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When she checked in at Taiwan Taoyuan Airport, the paparazzi who followed Teresa Teng found that she was holding an Indonesian passport, so she thought she had secretly joined Indonesia nationality.
In the absence of to confirm , the paparazzi added fuel to the discovery and fabricated a very incendiary public opinion news. On December 16, 1979, with the title "Singer Teresa Teng went to Tokyo from Taiwan last night, the passport he held showed that the It was published in the "China Times" under the name of "People Have Naturalized Indonesian Citizenship" and was reprinted by many media. Although the
articles were only a few, Teresa Teng was already a well-known overseas artist, so she was quickly pushed to the forefront, and the passport incident was immediately upgraded to a "serious political incident".
only traveled to Taiwan and Japan, and Teresa Teng was "punished" by the Taiwanese melon eaters overnight. In addition to Taiwan, Japan, Thailand, Singapore and Indonesia are also spreading the news, and Japan has taken immediate action.
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Without clear evidence, Teresa Teng was detained by the Japanese authorities as soon as she moved to Japan, making the situation uncontrollable. In order to confirm the authenticity of the passport, the Japanese authorities interacted with , India , but they got the answer of "I don't know the authenticity of the passport", which made Teresa feel helpless all of a sudden.
It was not until a week after she was detained that the second news from the Indonesian side clarified the context of the whole incident, and her innocence was proved by this.
On the morning of December 23, 1979, the Immigration Bureau of Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, issued a message confirming that Teresa Teng's passport is real and there is no such thing as a fake passport. On the day she received the news, the Japanese authorities released her on the same day.
Such an oolong is tantamount to a black block in Teresa Teng's career that will never be erased.So, what's with the passport? Did she really get Indonesian citizenship?
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It turned out that when Teresa Teng attended an event in India in 1978, she was deeply loved by the Indonesian people and the authorities, and offered her an Indonesian passport, expressing her welcome to visit, perform, travel and live in Indonesia at any time.
So the passport was actually given by Indonesia, and Teresa Teng did not join Indonesian nationality at all. But even if they were aware of the whole incident, the Taiwanese authorities began to look very strange and looked at her in a different light, believing that the "fake passport incident" had embarrassed Taiwan and was not welcome to return to Taiwan.
Since this was already stated at the time, how could the "fake passport" incident have anything to do with spies? If she was really a spy, the Taiwan authorities would not have reacted in this way and should use her convenience to obtain more intelligence.
Therefore, "fake passports" have nothing to do with Taiwanese spies, and are purely a political incident from ordinary passport gifts. In fact, there is another reason why some people think she is a Taiwanese spy.
Deng Shuyou
was born in the Kuomintang military family, which made her even more unable to get rid of the suspicion
Teng Lijun was not born in an ordinary family, her fatherDeng Shuwas a Kuomintang officer. On May 26, 1921, Deng Shu was born in Hebei In Daming County of , Handan City, Shandong Province, he has since become the 14th student of Whampoa Military Academy .
However, although Deng Shu graduated from the Whampoa Military Academy with many famous generals, he did not get along well in the army. The most prominent performance in his military career should be The Battle of Taierzhuang.
And in 1948, when the Kuomintang retreated to Taiwan, he was only an officer of the rank of Second Lieutenant , optional. In 1952, he retired as a lieutenant, and his status was not prominent.
After Deng Shu retired, he brought his whole family to settle in Longguang Village, Bubu Township, Yunlin County, Taiwan. Due to the low retirement salary and unstable income, the whole family lived in poverty.
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One year after her retirement, Teresa Teng was born on January 29, 1953. From then on, until she grew up, the whole family lived a common life.
But even so, many people think that she was born in a military family and must have something to do with the Kuomintang authorities, so she is very likely to be a spy.
In fact, it can be seen from here that if Teresa Teng is not famous, she and her family are not known to Taiwan at all, they are just members of thousands of ordinary retired military families. So how could it be a spy?
was breached one by one with the listed questions, and finally found that she was just an ordinary singer and had nothing to do with spies.
Compared with the absurd and boring spy, people are more willing to think that she is a legendary queen who has made important contributions to Chinese culture. If a spy could be so legendary, he might have given up his original career long ago.
The Tomb of Teresa Teng
Summary
Teresa Teresa died young at the age of 42. Her life is full of legends, but also very rough. She had a very big chance to become a couple with Jackie Chan , but in the end they went their separate ways, and the emotional road was not smooth. From obscurity to fame, she has always been inseparable from the cause of participating in various performing arts. Maybe it was because of the popularity of the people, which eventually led to all kinds of doubts.
There is even a Kuomintang espionage claim put forward by Kuomintang Major General Gu Zhengwen, which cast a mysterious veil on her life. Because it is impossible to confirm which one's statement is correct, the "spy" statement is not necessarily true. At least there has been no official confirmation for decades, and all remarks are only speculation.
