At about 9 o'clock in the morning on February 1, 1983, two police cars roared towards the compound at No. 39 Dayer Hutong, Xuanwu District, Beijing. With a harsh "squeak" of brakes, the police cars suddenly stopped at the entrance of the compound.
Before the neighbors understood what was going on, a dozen heavily armed police officers had already jumped out of the police car and quickly ran into the courtyard.
At this time, passers-by stopped to watch, and neighbors gathered around. While looking around, they asked each other: "What happened?"
I saw the public security soldiers rushing to a small room in the right wing. After a while, , escorting an old man out.
The old man looked very unconvinced and muttered: "How can you arrest people for no reason? Is there any law?"
The public security soldier said seriously: "Be more honest and don't yell randomly. You’ll know what’s inside!”
Watching the old man being escorted into the police car, the surrounding neighbors were all talking and talking.
An aunt said in surprise: "Isn't this Old Li Tou? He is an honest and responsible person!"
"Yes, Uncle Li is a warm-hearted person," a young woman next to him echoed.
An uncle shook his head: "You are serious, can the public security bureau arrest people at will?"
"Yes, the police must have some evidence," several neighbors agreed.
"Oh, I know people, but I don't know my heart!" Lao Zhang, the guard, sighed.
The old man who was taken into the police car, his real name is Li Jiaqi, has been living in this courtyard for four years.
In everyone’s impression, he is a very cultivated and helpful old man.
When Mr. Li saw his neighbors on the street, he greeted them warmly, whether they were adults or children, without smiling or speaking. When someone marries a girl or a daughter-in-law, he not only steps forward to help, but also rushes back and forth, and is generous with her gifts. If a child has a fever or an elderly person is sick, he is very concerned about them and takes the trouble to greet them.
However, as the saying goes: It is difficult to paint the skin of a tiger, but it is difficult to know the person but not the heart. This Li Jiaqi is no ordinary person. He was once a veteran spy of the military command , code-named "7271", who made countless people change their looks and was hated by the Communists.
To be precise, he was the last chief of the Peking Station of the military.
Speaking of military reunification, almost no one knows it. It is the abbreviation of the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics of the Military Commission of the Nationalist Government. It is one of the intelligence agencies of the Kuomintang and is also the dictatorship tool of Chiang Kai-shek , similar to Hitler's Gestapo The properties are somewhat similar.
It was founded in 1938. Its first leader was named Dai Li, and his successor was named Mao Renfeng.
Members of the military reunification are pervasive, infiltrating into governments, armies, factories, schools, embassies and consulates abroad, and even temples and Taoist temples.
Military unified agents had a maximum number of nearly 50,000 personnel. If peripheral personnel are included, the number would be no less than 100,000. Like the Gestapo, they specialized in doing shady things, such as circumventing legal authorities and conducting surveillance, kidnappings, arrests, and assassinations.
Since he devoted his life to the Kuomintang, the military command had abundant funds, so it also recruited a large number of talented people with both literary and military skills from all over the country.
Li Jiaqi's ability is not outstanding among the military commanders, but his loyalty to the Kuomintang is unmatched. The reason why
is like this is related to his experience.
Li Jiaqi is a native of Beijing, born in 1927. His family conditions are superior, and his parents are both intellectuals. Therefore, they have high hopes for their son, hoping that he will succeed in his studies, become a high official in the future, and honor his ancestors.
However, the gunfire at Marco Polo Bridge on July 7, 1937 shattered their dreams. The national crisis was approaching, and no one could survive alone. Li Jiaqi, who was born in a scholarly family, was full of enthusiasm and devoted himself to the army, determined to serve the country.
At the age of 15, when he was still in middle school, he was spotted by the military commander and became a member of the North China Iron-Blooded Anti-Corruption Group, an underground organization of the military commander.
The main persons in charge of this organization are Chen Gongshu, the webmaster of Juntong Tianjin Station, Wang Tianmu, the webmaster of Peiping Station, and Zong Zhoufa, the webmaster of Baoding Station.
They all have special skills, wear plain clothes, and operate in Baoding, Peking, Tianjin, Shijiazhuang and other places in northern China.
Their main target is the Japanese, and their mission is to destroy the enemy's logistical support, such as attacking Japanese transport convoys, blowing up the enemy's arms warehouses, destroying the enemy's roads and railways, attacking the enemy's troop trains, and assassinating people with overwhelming arrogance. traitors and so on.
The military commanders during the Anti-Japanese War did indeed make some commendable actions. However, their resistance to the Japanese invasion was mainly due to their loyalty to Chiang Kai-shek. While fighting against Japan and eradicating traitors, they also shouldered an important "mission", which was to suppress communists, progressive students and democrats who advocated "stopping the civil war and uniting to resist Japan".
doesn't do many good things, but does a lot of bad things.
All aspiring young people who enter the military command must be brainwashed so that they cannot distinguish between right and wrong. Only through thorough brainwashing can one become a member of the military uniform. Before
joined the military, they had to undergo three months of ideological education and were instilled with the concept that the Communist Party was the main enemy of the Kuomintang.
The younger you are, the easier it is to be brainwashed. Li Jiaqi was only 15 years old when he entered the military unification training class, and his brain was a blank piece of paper that could be sketched at will. Therefore, Li Jiaqi's heart had been polluted, and the seeds of hatred for the red forces were planted in his heart, turning him into a granite head. His unrepentance set the stage.
Due to her outstanding performance, Li Jiaqi entered the military training class at the age of 18.
After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Li Jiaqi was promoted to colonel deputy leader of the "Yimeng Special Group" of the Secrecy Bureau. At this time, he was only 19 years old.
At this time, the military reunification had only one main opponent, and that was the Communists. The main task of military reunification is to destroy the Communist underground organization and suppress anti-war democrats and patriotic students.
During the War of Liberation, Li Jiaqi actively acted as Chiang Kai-shek's pawn. His hands were stained with the blood of the people and he was full of crimes.
In 1947, the Kuomintang army, which had lost the support of the people, was retreating steadily on the battlefield. The anti-war voices in the Kuomintang-controlled areas became louder and louder. A man is a man who knows the current affairs. Many patriotic Kuomintang generals have seen through the reactionary nature of the Kuomintang. They are planning for their future and are ready to abandon the dark side and turn to the bright side.
Li Jiaqi, however, went against the historical trend and served as the head of the military command Peking Station. He even more frantically arrested communists and suppressed the anti-dictatorship, anti-civil war and anti-hunger movements in the Kuomintang-controlled areas.
In this context, countless progressive students and workers were arrested, and many underground party organizations of the Communist Party of China were destroyed.
According to statistics, the military command under Li Jiaqi once arrested more than 20 workers, more than 40 progressive students, and more than 20 party members in one day. As a result, the prisons in Peiping were overcrowded for a while, and temporary prisons had to be built.
Li Jiaqi has the final say on how to deal with the people he arrests. There is no need to go through the courts or judges at all. This is a typical disregard for human life.
Once, Li Jiaqi's men captured two beggars. He ordered the torture of the two beggars and beat them as "communists". The two were shot inexplicably.
At the Beiping Station of military unification, countless civilians were killed innocently, and even more communists, democrats and progressive students were unable to be counted.
For this performance, Li Jiaqi was commended by Mao Renfeng, the new director of the Military Command (renamed the Ministry of National Defense Security Bureau).
Li Jiaqi also got a nickname - "Li Yan Wang".
However, the good times did not last long, and Li Jiaqi fell into trouble soon after.
In 1947, Li Jiaqi went to Shandong to inspect work, and planned to take away key Communist prisoners imprisoned in Jinan Prison.
After receiving the intelligence, the Second (Yimeng) Military Division of our army's Luzhong Military Region ambushed him and determined to capture Li Jiaqi alive. To this end, our army dispatched three times more troops than the enemy, including many snipers and machine gunners.
There is no doubt about the outcome of this ambush. The military special agents led by Li Jiaqi were wiped out. Li Jiaqi himself disguised himself as a farmer and hid in a fellow villager's pigsty, but was eventually captured alive.
At first, Li Jiaqi gritted her teeth and refused to reveal her true identity. It happened that a Communist who had escaped from the Kuomintang prison recognized him.
Li Jiaqi's identity was quickly determined, and the soldiers who had long hated the military commander and gritted their teeth demanded that he be executed.
The superior leaders had to patiently persuade him, and this saved his life.
According to the crimes Li Jiaqi committed, this executioner, whose hands were stained with the blood of Communists, deserved to be shot a hundred times. However, our party's policy has always been to be lenient, reform those who can be reformed as much as possible, and refrain from killing those who may or may not be killed.
Shen Zui, known as one of the four killers of military rule, is also full of crimes and crimes, almost unparalleled.
In 1949, this evil-doing leader of the military reunification spy was detained by the rebellious Chairman of Yunnan Province Lu Han in Yunnan and fell into the French Open.
He himself felt that his hands were stained with the blood of the Communists and the Communist Party would not let him go. However, surprisingly, the Communist Party did not kill him and sent him to the Merit Forest for reform. Li Jiaqi, who was a junior member of the military command, was also treated leniently by the people's government and was sent to Qinghai Farm for rehabilitation.
Compared to Shenzui, Li Jiaqi’s treatment is much better. Ordinarily, Li Jiaqi should actively reform, reborn, strive for leniency, regain freedom as soon as possible, and start a new life.
But Li Jiaqi was determined and refused to accept reform, and wanted to be loyal to Chiang Kai-shek to the end. Especially after meeting Chen Zhibin in the Qinghai labor camp, his already silent heart began to move.
Chen Zhibin is a senior staff officer of the 2nd Department of the National Defense Ministry of the Kuomintang. The 2nd Department is also an intelligence organization, but it is a professional intelligence organization and is not responsible for kidnappings and assassinations, and its members are very high-level and are all military staff officers.
In 1958, under the dispatch of Shangfeng, this senior military staff came to the mainland to collect military intelligence, mainly to spy on the military intelligence of our Fujian garrison.
As a result, he was arrested by the public security organs shortly after arriving in the mainland and sent to the Qinghai Labor Camp.
Although the Second Department of the Kuomintang Ministry of National Defense and the Military Command are not the same system, the two departments have overlaps. Li Jiaqi and Chen Zhibin once dealt with each other.
Li Jiaqi was very surprised to see Chen Zhibin in jail.
"Brother Chen, haven't you arrived in Taiwan?" Li Jiaqi asked in surprise.
"Forget it, I went to Fujian to perform a mission and was arrested as soon as I landed." Chen Zhibin said dejectedly.
"Don't be anxious, bite the bullet, the key is not to reveal the secret." Li Jiaqi said, "My military alias 'Zheng Chen' and my military code name '1087' have never been disclosed."
"You are really good." Chen Zhibin gave him a thumbs up.
Li Jiaqi is indeed a rare die-hard. After the founding of New China, the People's Government released war criminals in several batches. Those who performed well and actively reformed were released long ago.
However, the last batch of Li Jiaqi was not released until 1975.
Of course, the same is true for Chen Zhibin.
In mid-March 1975, the brothers were released. At this time, Li Jiaqi is already 48 years old and should live a stable life for two days. But he was still evil and wanted to continue doing evil.
He told Chen Zhibin, who was about to go to the Netherlands to find his sister: "When I arrive in Hong Kong, go to the Red Cotton Restaurant to say hello to my sister Li Jiabao for me."
In fact, Li Jiaqi was lying. She didn't have a sister named Li Jiabao at all. This was just The liaison station established by the Kuomintang in Hong Kong in the 1940s was established by Li Jiaqi himself. He did not explain it after he was captured, so the liaison station has always been there, and even the password has not been changed.
Chen Zhibin reconnected with the military reunification organization through this secret contact point. Li Jiaqi returned to the criminal path and was appointed by Shangfeng as the head of the Peiping Station. With the code name 7271, he began to collect intelligence for Taiwan's Military Intelligence Bureau, including central confidential documents.
In order to make Li Jiaqi work wholeheartedly, establish an intelligence organization, and win over corrupt agency staff, Taiwan gave Li Jiaqi a large amount of funds, averaging about 10,000 yuan per month. In the 1980s, this was a huge sum of money.
In 1980, Li Jiaqi bought two houses at No. 39 Da'er Hutong, Xuanwu District, (now Xicheng District, , ) for 3,000 yuan, and married a good-looking woman.
After having a family, Li Jiaqi began to spare no effort to collect intelligence everywhere. He even lured his wife's adopted daughter Qiu Yunmei, a cadre of the Supervision Department of the Agricultural Bank of China Head Office, and gave her more than 1,200 yuan in one year as a reward for collecting intelligence.
This was not a small amount of money. At that time, the monthly salary of the famous singer Li Guyi was only more than forty yuan.
With Li Jiaqi as the contact point, spies continued to come here from Hong Kong in the name of their nephew to carry out illegal activities. In order to reward Li Jiaqi for her outstanding work, they not only gave her a bonus but also brought gifts such as a color TV, a tape recorder and a camera.
In this way, he exposed himself.
So, one report letter after another was sent to the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau.
The public security organs were very alert and began to conduct a secret investigation. You won’t know if you don’t check, but once you check, you will find the problem. People in Lijiaqi's village reported that he was the only child in the family and had no brothers or sisters.
In this case, where did Li Jiaqi get his sister and nephew?
The truth came out, Li Jiaqi clearly continued to collect intelligence for the Kuomintang.
Immediately, a big net was quietly cast. But Li Jiaqi was completely unaware of this and continued to act unscrupulously.
In mid-January 1983, Military Intelligence agent Cai Ping flew from Hong Kong's Kai Tak Airport to Beijing. As a result, he was caught red-handed.
Cai Ping was very cheerful and explained that her mission was to send funds to Li Jiaqi and collect intelligence on the way. Finally, the scene at the beginning of the article appeared. Li Jiaqi, a veteran spy who was unrepentant, fell into the French Open.
Finally, Li Jiaqi was sentenced to life imprisonment by the Beijing Intermediate People's Court, and Qiu Yunmei was sentenced to to fixed-term imprisonment .
Cai Ping, who came from Hong Kong to join the gang, was sentenced to three years in prison and later deported to Hong Kong.
As the saying goes, a man who understands current affairs is a hero. Even the great military agents who indulged themselves in intoxication found their way back, repented and rehabilitated themselves, and exerted their remaining enthusiasm for the country. However, Li Jiaqi insisted on going her own way and bumped her head against the south wall, causing her head to break and bleed. He would spend the rest of his life behind closed doors.
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