Ever since the Western powers opened the door to the backward late Qing government, the Chinese people have begun to live in a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society.
The government of the late Qing Dynasty was already on the verge of collapse. Although people of insight tried to turn the tide through reforms and other means, the deep-rooted feudal ideology could not be completely reversed. With the announcement of Aixinjueluo Puyi 's abdication, China ended its feudal society that lasted for more than two thousand years.
Feudal society is over, but the Chinese people have not yet fully stood up. All forces have taken advantage of the social turmoil to continuously expand their strength. After brutal wars, two stronger forces, the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, finally emerged.
The Kuomintang's power continued to expand under the leadership of Sun Yat-sen. In the early days of the founding of the Communist Party, the Kuomintang was already very large.
No matter how the situation at home and abroad changed, the later leader of the Kuomintang Chiang Kai-shek never gave up the idea of eliminating the Communist Party, even when Japan launched a war of aggression against China and the country and nation were in danger.
This also made many patriots dissatisfied with Chiang Kai-shek and the National Government, and they secretly helped the Communist Party.
Once, when the head of the Communist Party's underground organization was waiting for a meeting in a teahouse, a female military spy hurried in and said, "You are being targeted, run away.". A kind reminder directly preserved the Communist Party's fire in the Sichuan-Kang area.
Chiang Kai-shek's desire to destroy the Communists
After the first Kuomintang-Communist cooperation broke down, the Kuomintang has always wanted to wipe out the Communists, but Japan's launch of a war of aggression against China disrupted Chiang Kai-shek's plan. Just after Japan had begun to launch a war in China, Chiang Kai-shek It still adheres to the proposition of "reconciling foreign affairs before settling domestic affairs", which has aroused the dissatisfaction of many patriots, including some in the Kuomintang army. Later, the patriotic generals Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng launched the Xi'an Incident, forcing Chiang Kai-shek to agree to a unified foreign policy.
Chiang Kai-shek was forced to agree to the second cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, so he still wanted to get rid of the Communist forces from the bottom of his heart. After the Anti-Japanese War entered the stalemate stage, Chiang Kai-shek could no longer restrain his desire to defeat the Communists.
As we all know, Chiang Kai-shek asked his confidants to establish a huge intelligence system, including the Central Command and the Military Command system. They all served Chiang Kai-shek, investigating information for him, and doing some shady assassination activities.
At this time, Chiang Kai-shek wanted to use the powerful intelligence system to carry out the assassination of Communist leaders, because the Japanese were also in China, and he could smoothly blame the Japanese.
Under Chiang Kai-shek's instruction, the Eighth Route Army that was incorporated into the Kuomintang army was always treated harshly. They were treated differently from the Kuomintang army in terms of the distribution of weapons, ammunition and military pay. Some even deliberately provoked troubles and took the opportunity to weaken the power of the Communist army.
The Kuomintang blatantly targeted the Communist Party and launched the Southern Anhui Incident, which shocked China and foreign countries. The goal was to attack the Communist Party's powerful New Fourth Army. In the end, only more than 2,000 of this 9,000-strong team successfully broke through, suffering heavy losses.
At this time, the enemy was at hand. Chiang Kai-shek's actions aroused the dissatisfaction of many patriots, such as Wei Lihuang, who was one of the five tiger generals of the Kuomintang.
The thrilling moment of the joint
In addition, there are some people within the Kuomintang who put the interests of the country and the nation first, and secretly helped when they learned that the Kuomintang wanted to assassinate the Communist Party.
Once, the Communist Party had a joint mission in Chuankang. The person responsible for going to the joint was Cornell, the head of the underground organization in the Chuankang area. Unexpectedly, this news was obtained by the Kuomintang agents, so the Kuomintang also held a special meeting meeting to study the operation to capture Cornell.
Cornell had no idea that the news of the operation had been leaked, but he still arrived at the teahouse according to the pre-arranged plan. He ordered a cup of tea and some pastries and waited for the superior's special correspondent.
People were still coming and going in the teahouse, and there was no difference. However, the Kuomintang agents had been ambushed outside the teahouse, waiting for Cornell to arrive and capture them in one fell swoop.
At the critical moment, a woman wearing a Kuomintang military uniform went up to the second floor, went straight to Cornell's room, and whispered in his ear, "You are being targeted, run away."
According to common sense, Cornell also had to distinguish the authenticity of the other party's information. After all, she was wearing a KMT military uniform. But coincidentally, Cornell knew the other party, so she jumped out of the window and escaped without hesitation.
Not only that, he also urgently notified the comrades in the Chuankang area to move with confidential documents immediately. The Kuomintang agents found nothing in the teahouse, and then found the Communist base in the Chuankang area, but the buildings were already empty.
The patriotism of the female agent
The female Kuomintang agent who informed Cornell to run away at the critical moment was named Wang Huaqin. He and Cornell met while studying in Japan. After returning to China, they joined the Kuomintang and the Communist Party respectively.
Although Wang Huaqin joined the Kuomintang's military command and became a female spy, she was still very patriotic in her heart and did not agree with Chiang Kai-shek's hypocritical patriotism. So after learning that the spies wanted to arrest Cornell, she risked her life. Go and deliver the message.
's originally flawless plan came to nothing. The Kuomintang also knew that there was an insider, so they began to investigate internally. After some investigation, it was found that among the few people who knew the detailed plan, only Wang Huaqin had been out for medical treatment, so she was immediately arrested.
The Kuomintang agents used all methods of torture to extract confessions from Wang Huaqin, but she still refused to admit that she had any connection with the Communist Party. The agents who found nothing could only imprison her.
After being imprisoned for 6 months, Wang Huaqin was released and removed from the military. Wang Huaqin already disagreed with the Kuomintang's practices, so being removed was a relief for her.
Because of his good education, Wang Huaqin became a people's teacher after being released from prison and began an ordinary life of teaching and educating people.
After the founding of New China, Wang Huaqin did not mention her past, but she was still affected by her work in the Kuomintang military command. After all, the military command did a lot of harm to communists, so for those who worked here, People are hostile.
At the critical moment, Cornell, an old classmate who Wang Huaqin had rescued, also stood up to testify for her, proving that she had saved the underground party organization in the Chuankang area. With Cornell's testimony, Wang Huaqin was acquitted and continued to live an ordinary life.
Summary:
Wang Huaqin never regretted his original choice, although he suffered jail time and was later expelled from the military command. At that time, Cornell, the head of the underground organization in the Chuankang area, was waiting for a connection in the teahouse. If Wang Huaqin, a female spy wearing a Kuomintang military uniform, had not told him that he had been targeted and told him to run away, the underground organization in the Chuankang area would have been destroyed. A devastating blow.
After the founding of New China, Wang Huaqin's experience working in the military command also had a great impact on her. Fortunately, Cornell testified for her, allowing her to return to a peaceful life.
