One of the unsolved mysteries: ", the Three Heroes of Longtan ", the death of Qian Zhuangfei. Qian Zhuangfei is an outstanding agent of our party. He is known as the "Three Heroes of Longtan" together with Li Kenong and Hu Di. In 1928, he entered the Investigation and Statistics Bureau of the Organization Department of the Kuomintang ( Zhongtong ) with radio technology. He served as the confidential secretary of the major spy leader Xu Enzeng and was deeply trusted by Xu. In 1931, Gu Shunzhang's rebellion was the first time Qian Zhuangfei obtained the information and informed Shanghai Li Kenong and Chen Geng to avoid the entire annihilation of the Shanghai underground party organization headed by Comrade Zhou Enlai and the Party Central Committee. Later, he went to Jiangxi Soviet Area to serve as the director of the Central Security Bureau, and later served as the deputy secretary-general of the General Political Department of the Central Committee. In March 1935, he disappeared on the Wujiang River in Guizhou and was sentenced to death. Martyr Qian Zhuangfei made great contributions to the Chinese revolution, and his premature death was a major loss to our party!
Unsolved Mystery Two: The Mystery of the Killing of the Daughter of the War God Liu Bocheng One morning in 1945, the nurseryman at Yan'an Nursing Hospital called the children to get up for breakfast as usual, but only Liu Huabei did not get up. The nurseryman thought the child was staying in bed, so he ran over and lifted the quilt, and was stunned by the tragic situation in front of him: Xiao Huabei was soaked in a pool of blood, and a piece of meat was cut off from his belly! Commander Liu Bocheng and his wife have returned from the front line to Yan'an, and are about to come to visit their second daughter Xiao Huabei. After receiving this bad news, they are in great pain! The general endured the great grief and reminded the wife not to be too sad in front of the nursery, so as not to add guilt to the nursery! And he said firmly: The enemy used despicable means to dismantle my Liu Bocheng's will, and he was delusional! The general entrusted Kang Sheng and others to properly arrange the funeral of Xiao Huabei, solve the case as soon as possible, and catch the murderer. Then he leaped over to the front line of the anti-Japanese war with tears!
Unfortunately, the murderer who killed Xiao Huabei has never been caught. According to inferred, this bloody case should have been caused by the Japanese devils' lurking secret agent. Marshal Liu Bocheng, who was in a state of mind, was still worried about the murder of Xiao Huabei and died with his eyes open!
Unsolved Mystery Three: Zhou Kun Absconded with Money
Zhou Kun is a prominent figure in the history of our party and our army. In his early years, he followed Comrade Mao Zedong to participate in the Autumn Harvest Uprising . During the Jinggangshan period, he was deeply appreciated by Comrade Mao Zedong and Zhu De. He was known as the three generals under Lin Biao along with Wang Liang and Chen Guang. During the Red Army, he served as the commander of five divisions. On the eve of the Long March, he served as the commander of the Red Eighth Army Corps. The central representative of the Red Eighth Army Corps was Comrade Liu Shaoqi, which shows how old Zhou Kun is! During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Zhou Kun was appointed Chief of Staff of Major General of 115 Division, assisting Lin Biao in winning the victory of Pingxingguan. In early 1938, Zhou Kun went to Wuhan to attend the Joint Meeting of Chiefs of Staff of various theaters. When reporting to Deputy Commander-in-Chief Peng Dehuai, he expressed his envy of the pleasure of the Kuomintang chief of staff having his wife in the villa. He complained that the Eighth Route Army Office could not even afford to rent a donkey cart. He was scolded by Peng Dehuai, and then left in anger. He went to the Second War Zone to receive the last batch of 60,000 yuan of military pay for the Eighth Route Army. Of which 30,000 yuan was brought to the Eighth Route Army headquarters in the form of documents, and fled with 30,000 yuan, and no news has ever been heard from him. There are many different opinions about Zhou Kun's whereabouts, and there is no real evidence, but one thing is certain. Zhou Kun's belief in revolution had already been shaken at that time. Even if he did not receive military salaries, Zhou Kun would betray the revolution sooner or later, and might cause greater losses.
