However, after the Qing government was overthrown, China quickly formed a situation of warlord separatism. Warlords in various places were in charge of their own affairs and fought for years. The country had no peace and the people were in dire straits. It is said that at that ti

said that after the Qing government was overthrown, China quickly formed a situation of warlord separatism. Warlords in various places were acting independently and fighting for years. The country had no peace and the people were in dire straits.

It is said that at that time, there was a French Catholic priest named Pei Yusong Reddy, who was ordered to secretly engage in espionage activities in the name of preaching in Shanghai, Nanjing and other places. This priest, who was wearing a religious cloak, was said to have won a medal for bravery in the European War. This time he took a bus from Shanghai to Tianjin on the order of the leader of the French Concession. Before leaving, I sent a telegram to the French Catholic priest Feiweili in Tianjin, asking Feiwei to meet him at the station. That day, when Fei Weili went to the station to greet Lei Di, he learned that the train had been blocked and robbed in Lincheng, Shandong.

The incident happened late at night on May 5, 1923. That night, the train Lei Di was riding was about three or four miles away from Shandong Lincheng Station. Under the illumination of his headlights, the driver noticed a crowd of people walking on the railway and hurriedly sounded the siren. Unexpectedly, the crowd in front did not listen to the warning, so he hurriedly braked to see what happened. The train was traveling too fast and could not stop for a while, so it continued to slide. Unexpectedly, about ten feet of track ahead had been demolished, and the train derailed and capsized. Then, there was a burst of gunfire. About a thousand "bandits" with pigtails swarmed over, jumped on the carriage and kidnapped the passengers. In addition to the Chinese, the kidnapped passengers included dozens of Chinese and foreign journalists attending the inauguration ceremony of Gongjiaba on the Yellow River in Shandong, as well as several foreign tourists. Most of these abducted tourists were wearing pajamas, and some had no time to put on shoes and socks. They were held hostage and walked on the bumpy path. They encountered heavy rain and bone-chilling wind. They screamed and cried loudly. Wilderness, escorted to the pre-arranged Baodugu Mountain.