Wang Jingwei is the most notorious traitor in modern times in our country. The Wang Puppet regime he founded cultivated more than 800,000 puppet troops during the Anti-Japanese War, and his strength was almost half of the Japanese army that invaded China.

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Wang Jingwei is the most notorious traitor in modern times in our country. The Wang Puppet Regime he created cultivated more than 800,000 puppet troops during the Anti-Japanese War, and their strength was almost half of the Japanese army that invaded China. These puppet troops committed evil crimes in the Japanese-occupied areas and killed countless revolutionaries and civilians.

Wang Jingwei 's wife Chen Bijun is also an out-and-out traitor. Wang Jingwei made up his mind to publicly vote for Japan, largely because of Chen Bijun's encouragement.

Wang Jingwei and Chen Bijun

The shameless behavior of Wang Jingwei and his wife made patriots across the country furious. The general public wanted to eat their flesh alive and sleep on their skin.

In order to denounce Wang Jingwei and his wife for their treason and surrender to the enemy, people in Chongqing, Nanjing and other places spontaneously built the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers of the Anti-Japanese War, and cast a kneeling statue of Wang Jingwei and his wife in front of the tomb , with the intention that Wang Jingwei and his wife could kneel before the martyrs and repent forever. .

Since the kneeling statues of Wang Jingwei and his wife were established, people from all over the country who came to pay homage to the unknown martyrs of the Anti-Japanese War have always vented their anger by scolding the two people who have been infamous for thousands of years.

But in 2005, an old man in his 70s burst into tears in front of their kneeling statue.

This old man is Wang Jingwei’s youngest son, Wang Wenti. This time he returned to China to pay homage to his parents.

Wang Wenti shed tears looking at the kneeling statues of Wang Jingwei and his wife, and finally said seriously:

"Since you have done something wrong, you should be punished."

Faced with the crimes committed by his parents, Wang Wenti did not choose to clean up their innocence, but I feel I deserve such punishment.

is very different from his parents. The reason why Wang Wenti has such a high political consciousness is not only his patriotism, but also related to the involvement he has suffered.

Treason and surrender to the enemy, bringing disaster to his descendants

On November 10, 1944, Wang Jingwei died of illness in Japan. His only last wish before his death was to return to his country for burial.

His wife Chen Bijun brought his body back to the country and wanted to hold a grand funeral for him.

But because the name of "traitor" was so loud, even though Chen Bijun spent a lot of money to hire people, few people were willing to come to the funeral.

After the farce ended, Chen Bijun shamelessly buried Wang Jingwei on Meihua Mountain in Nanjing.

Nanjing Meihua Mountain is a geomantic treasure, and Dr. Sun Yat-sen’s mausoleum is located here. But Wang Jingwei, who betrayed the motherland and the revolution, how could he have the dignity to be buried with Mr. Sun Yat-sen!

Chen Bijun knew that she and Wang Jingwei had done many evil things. In order to prevent someone from digging up Wang Jingwei and whipping his corpse in the future, she used five tons of crushed steel mixed with concrete to build a strong and thick "turtle shell" for Wang Jingwei's tomb.

But how can the hatred between the country and the family be fulfilled as she wishes?

On August 15, 1945, Japan announced its unconditional surrender, and Chen Bijun, a great traitor, was quickly arrested. The Kuomintang court finally sentenced Chen Bijun to life imprisonment, but Wang Jingwei also failed to escape the punishment he deserved.

Under the petition and condemnation of Nanjing citizens, the Nationalist Government decided to remove Wang Jingwei's grave in Meihuashan .

Commander-in-Chief of the National Government He Yingqin was ordered to send more than 100 kilograms of explosives, and then the "turtle shell" in Wang Jingwei's tomb was exploded.

The guards then took Wang Jingwei's body to be cremated, and the ashes were randomly scattered in puddles on the roadside. was full of evil, and the notorious traitor Wang Jingwei finally suffered a crushing retribution after his death.

His wife Chen Bijun was not much better. After the liberation of the country, Chen Bijun was imprisoned in Tilanqiao Prison in Shanghai.

She made loud noises during the interrogations and refused to admit her criminal act of surrendering to the enemy and treason. She eventually died of illness in prison in 1959.

When Chen Bijun died, her children were not with her, and she eventually died of illness and loneliness.

Wang Jingwei and Chen Bijun had six children in total. Except for the one who died shortly after birth, the other five children never visited her until Chen Bijun died of illness.

This is because the traitorous behavior of Wang Jingwei and his wife not only made them spurned, but also their children were affected in various ways.

Wang Wenxing (left)

The eldest son Wang Wenying fled to the United States for fear of punishment after Wang Jingwei's death. When was alive, he never dared to reveal his true identity, let alone return to his motherland, so he spent his life in anonymity.

The eldest daughter Wang Wenxing did not follow her parents to surrender to Japan, but has been engaged in anti-Japanese activities, so she was not implicated after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. But she moved to the United States in her later years to whitewash her father Wang Jingwei's reputation by writing books. The fourth daughter Wang Wenbin was very miserable. Because of Wang Jingwei's crimes, she was kidnapped and tortured by the gangsters. After was rescued by her elder brother Wang Wenying, she went to , Indonesia, to become a nun alone, and never returned to China.

The daughter Wang Wenxun grew up next to Wang Jingwei and his wife. She has been handling manuscripts for the Wang puppet government, so she was deeply brainwashed by the idea of ​​​​surrender. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the stubborn Wang Wenxun fled the mainland, always trying to clear his parents' crimes.

The youngest son Wang Wenti also grew up beside Wang Jingwei and his wife. He was only 17 years old when the Anti-Japanese War was victorious, so he did not become an accomplice of Wang Jingwei and his wife's treason. However, he was still sentenced to one and a half years fixed-term imprisonment by the National Government for "traitor crime".

After being released from prison, Wang Wenti correctly realized the heinous crimes his parents had committed. He rarely mentioned his parents and never defended them in any way.

But after all, the relationship between parents and children is thicker than water. Wang Wenti often wants to return to the motherland to pay homage to Wang Jingwei and his wife.

In 2005, 77-year-old Wang Wenti finally decided to come to Nanjing to pay homage to his parents.

After Wang Jingwei's tomb was demolished, the Nationalist Government built a small pavilion named " Guanmeixuan" on the original site.

When Wang Wenti came here, he saw the kneeling statues of Wang Jingwei and his wife that were voluntarily poured here in the 1990s by Nanjing people in order for Wang Jingwei and his wife to apologize to Dr. Sun Yat-sen and the people of the country.

He had mixed feelings in his heart: The kindness of his parents in raising him was unforgettable, but the crimes they committed against the country and the people reminded Wang Wenti all the time that his parents were shameful traitor lackeys.

It is out of this mentality, coupled with the implication that he has been involved in over the years, that Wang Wenti said: "Since you have done something wrong, you should be punished."

Compared with Wang Jingwei and his wife who were afraid of death and refused to plead guilty, Wang Wenti, who dared to face history and admitted the crimes committed by his parents, was much more courageous than them.

When Wang Jingwei was young, he was also a revolutionary hero who was famous all over the world and was deeply admired by the people. How did he turn from an ambitious young man to a traitor seeking glory for his country?

Wang Jingwei's original name is Wang Zhaoming. He was born in Sanshui, Guangdong, and his family is relatively well-to-do. When he was thirteen or fourteen years old, his parents broke up one after another, which caused him to gradually develop a cowardly, inferior, and hesitant character in a repressive family environment.

When he grew up, he went to Japan to study. During this period, he met Mr. Sun Yat-sen and followed Sun Yat-sen to join the Tongmenghui and became a veteran of the Tongmenghui.

In order to show his determination to revolution, he named himself Wang Jingwei, which means "loyalty to the country."

Wang Jingwei's writing style is very sharp and sharp, and he can compete equally with Kang Youwei, Liang Qichao and other royalists in "pen battles", so he is deeply appreciated by Sun Yat-sen.

His sharp writing style and appearance attracted countless young girls at the time, and Chen Bijun was one of them.

In order to pursue Wang Jingwei, Chen Bijun joined the Tongmenghui and followed Wang Jingwei to participate in revolutionary activities.

At this time, the Tongmenghui had launched eight uprisings, but all of them were bloody suppressed. Liang Qichao satirized the leaders of the Tongmenghui in " Xinmin Congbao " for instigating so many young revolutionaries to risk their lives for revolution at home while they were hiding in safe countries.

These remarks deeply stimulated the young and energetic Wang Jingwei, and this was also a turning point in his fate.

He decided to take a desperate risk and personally assassinate the Regent of the Qing Dynasty Zaifeng in order to revive the morale of the revolutionaries.

Chen Bijun was moved by his spirit and worried about his sweetheart's personal safety, so he also joined the assassination ranks.

On the evening of April 2, 1910, Wang Jingwei, Chen Bijun and their companions buried explosives on the road that Zaifeng would take to go to court the next day. Unexpectedly, they were discovered by a coachman and reported the crime. The assassination plan of Wang Jingwei and others failed completely.

Wang Jingwei and others were arrested the next day, but Chen Bijun escaped by luck.

At this time, Wang Jingwei was very determined to devote himself to the revolution. After being imprisoned, he wrote a famous death poem:

Generously sing the praises of Yan City, calmly serve as a prisoner of Chu

Lead the sword to become a quick one, live up to the youth's head

If Wang Jingwei really Because of this, he devoted himself to the revolution, and he is bound to leave his name in history and become a revolutionary pioneer respected by the people.

However, the Qing court took into account the reputation of Wang Jingwei and others in the revolutionary party, and worried that killing them would trigger a more intense revolutionary movement, so they imprisoned Wang Jingwei and others for a long time.

During his long-term imprisonment, Wang Jingwei's will was gradually eroded, paving the way for his future defection.

In October 1911, the Wuchang Uprising broke out. Wang Jingwei was rescued and released from prison by the powerful revolutionary leader Yuan Shikai.

Yuan Shikai

After being released from prison, Wang Jingwei received great praise from the public opinion at the time due to his previous assassination behavior, and his status soared.

This was something he had never thought of in the past. He gradually got lost in the flowers and applause and became a man who pursues power and fame.

Wang Jingwei and Yuan Shikai became close friends and secretly helped Yuan Shikai replace Sun Yat-sen as the leader.

Chen Bijun, who was working with him on the assassination mission, also expressed his feelings to him at this time, and the two became husband and wife.

Chen Bijun is very strong, while Wang Jingwei is weak in nature. After marriage, Chen Bijun often decides on major matters, and Wang Jingwei will mostly follow her wishes.

Although Wang Jingwei was greedy for fame and fortune at this time, he still did not reveal his ambition too much. With the death of Mr. Sun Yat-sen, Wang Jingwei's fangs gradually emerged.

On March 12, 1925, Mr. Sun Yat-sen died of illness. Because Wang Jingwei had a very high reputation at that time, the Guangzhou National Government elected Wang Jingwei as Chairman of the National Government.

At this time, Chiang Kai-shek had just emerged and his status was far lower than Wang Jingwei, so he took out the golden orchid spectrum and wanted to sworn sworn relatives with Wang Jingwei, and wrote a letter praising Wang Jingwei eloquently.

Wang Jingwei was very impressed by Chiang Kai-shek's compliments and called him "Brother Jie" in his reply, but Chen Bijun hated Chiang Kai-shek very much.

Therefore, Wang Jingwei, who was afraid of his wife, had to tear up the reply and rewrite it, but even so, the two ambitious people formed an "alliance".

In 1927, the Northern Expedition was won with the cooperation of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. However, Chiang Kai-shek brazenly launched the "April 12" coup. Wang Jingwei, who was in cahoots with Chiang Kai-shek, also launched a counter-revolutionary coup on July 15.

The two men joined forces to massacre communists and revolutionaries and committed various crimes.

Although Wang Jingwei at this time far surpassed Chiang Kai-shek in terms of qualifications and fame, Chiang Kai-shek relied on his status as the principal of the Huangpu Military Academy to cultivate a strong personal power.

Therefore, Chiang Kai-shek, who served as the commander-in-chief of the Northern Expeditionary Army , relied on his advantage in holding military power to easily defeat Wang Jingwei and became the supreme leader of the National Government.

How could the arrogant Wang Jingwei submit to Chiang Kai-shek? Under the instigation of his wife Chen Bijun, Wang Jingwei joined the warlords Feng Yuxiang, Yan Xishan, Li Zongren to jointly fight against Chiang.

But the gap between Wang Jingwei and Chiang Kai-shek in political ability is too big. He only has fame but does not know how to cultivate his own power. The and anti-Chiang alliance seemed powerful, but in fact the warlords had their own agendas and were not united, and ultimately failed.

On September 8, 1931, the Japanese army invaded the three eastern provinces of China. After the September 18th Incident, under the pressure of public opinion at home and abroad, Wang and Jiang reunited. However, Wang Jingwei was inferior to Chiang Kai-shek in all aspects due to his previous failure in the political struggle with Chiang Kai-shek.

Chiang Kai-shek replaced Wang Jingwei as the leader, Song Meiling naturally replaced Chen Bijun as the first lady, which made Chen Bijun very jealous.

In order to fight for power, she was so crazy that she even thought of the stupid idea of ​​cooperating with the Japanese to suppress the Chiang clan, which ultimately pushed innocent people into the pit of fire.

defected to the enemy and treason, and was assassinated.

In the early days of the Anti-Japanese War, although Wang Jingwei was dissatisfied with Chiang Kai-shek's replacement of his position and often secretly talked about passive resistance to the war, he still adopted the policy of "military resistance and diplomatic negotiation" towards Japan.

However, Chen Bijun was determined to rely on the power of the Japanese to climb up, even if the people they slaughtered were all Chinese compatriots.

Wang Jingwei's military resistance policy began to waver under Chen Bijun's aggressive efforts to win over the Kuomintang people and secretly collude with the Japanese in negotiations.

In 1932, Wang Jingwei failed to resist the Japanese attack on Shanghai. At this time, Chiang Kai-shek was busy carrying out "encirclement and suppression" of the Communists. This gave Wang Jingwei a tendency to passively resist Japan, and eventually signed the "Songhu Armistice Agreement" with Japan. A treaty that humiliates the country.

Frequent defeats in the Anti-Japanese War across the country made the weak Wang Jingwei feel that Japan was invincible. Coupled with Chen Bijun's constant instigation, he actually developed pro-Japanese sentiments.

In the face of the invaders, it is not necessary to rise up to resist, but to try to survive by begging for mercy. It is really a big mistake!

Due to the passive resistance to the war and the pro-Japanese behavior of the Chiang and Wang governments, Northeast China and North China fell one after another, which aroused the resentment of patriots. In order to save the country and the people, civilian martyr Sun Fengming decided to assassinate Chiang Kai-shek.

The assassination plan was scheduled for November 1, 1935. At that time, the Nanjing National Government held the Sixth Plenary Session of the Fourth Central Committee. At this time, Wang Jingwei, who was the Executive President, was responsible for presiding over the opening ceremony. After the opening ceremony of

, reporters in the audience came forward to take photos for him, squeezing forward to find the best photo angle.

Chiang Kai-shek saw the complexity of the various factions and was upset by the chaotic order of the group photo. He temporarily decided not to participate in the photo and left early.

Sun Fengming, disguised as a reporter, searched for Chiang Kai-shek to no avail. He raised his eyes and saw Wang Jingwei in the middle. If we can't find Chiang Kai-shek, we can still make money by killing this traitor.

So, while Wang Jingwei and others turned to leave, Sun Fengming took out the revolver from his pocket and chased after them.

"Severely punish the traitors!"

Sun Fengming shouted while aiming at Wang Jingwei's back and pulling the trigger.

The first shot hit Wang Jingwei's "back heart", and then Sun Fengming fired two more shots, hitting Wang Jingwei's arm and cheek.

martyr Sun Fengming was shot in the chest by the arriving bodyguards and fell unconscious. The scene was chaotic. Wang Jingwei, who was shot, collapsed to the ground. He was very afraid of death and cried in fear. It was only under Chen Bijun's scolding that he managed to say a few decent "last words" to Chiang Kai-shek and others.

Unfortunately, because the bullet warhead used by Sun Fengming was less powerful, it did not cause fatal damage to Wang Jingwei.

After Wang Jingwei was rushed to the hospital for rescue, two bullets were successfully removed, but the bullet that hit the "rear heart" was embedded in his spine and could not be removed.

Although the bullet did not kill Wang Jingwei, it also caused him to suffer from pain day and night. But Wang Jingwei did not return from his lost path because of this assassination, and his pro-Japanese thoughts became more serious.

On July 7, 1937, the Anti-Japanese War broke out in full force. In the early days of the war, the national army frequently suffered defeats on the frontal battlefields, and important cities fell one after another. The whole of China fell into an atmosphere of confusion and pessimism for a while.

Many people who are not firm in their stance have come up with the idea of ​​subjugation and peace talks with Japan. Wang Jingwei openly stated in a conversation with British reporters:

"If Japan proposes peace terms, we will accept them if they do not hinder the survival of the Chinese nation."

Wang Jingwei's capitulation remarks caused an uproar in the country, and even the British ambassador expressed his disapproval of Wang Jingwei. The speeches were "very surprising".

As the vice president of the Kuomintang and a veteran of the Revolution of 1911, he said this at a time of national crisis. Undoubtedly, he showed himself to be cowardly and weak, a slave begging for mercy from the invaders.

And Wang Jingwei shamelessly called this "curve to save the country."

On November 12, 1938, representatives sent by Wang Jingwei signed the "Japan-China Agreement Record" with the Japanese side in Shanghai. This traitorous treaty recognized the legitimacy of Manchukuo, and Japan gained the right to trade freely in China and prioritize the development of resources, seriously damaging the country's independent rights and interests.

After the incident, Wang Jingwei fled to Vietnam , and sent a telegram to Chiang Kai-shek on December 29, 1938 that shocked domestic and foreign countries, which is also the famous "Yandian".

Wang Jingwei beautified the Japanese invaders' occupation of our territory as "lease" and whitewashed the crimes committed by the invaders. This is a symbol of Wang Jingwei breaking his disguise and completely becoming a traitor.

However, compromising and maintaining peace can never bring peace, it can only allow the aggressor to advance further. Wang Jingwei's surrender remarks did not shake the determination of the Chinese nation to resist Japan, and were unanimously resisted by the Kuomintang and the Communist Party.

Although the Japanese invaders occupied half of our country at this time, they fell into a protracted war due to the rising resistance of the Kuomintang, the Communist Party and the people of the country.

Japan, with insufficient resources and manpower, is bound to fail in a protracted war.

The Japanese army was also aware of this problem, so they used power and money as bait to attract traitors like Wang Jingwei to help them fight.

On March 30, 1940, Wang Jingwei established the Wang Puppet Government in Nanjing with the support of the Japanese army.

Wang Jingwei promoted traitorous ideas through the media, enslaved young people in Japanese-occupied areas and cultivated a large number of puppet troops to obstruct the anti-Japanese revolutionary forces.

Although these puppet troops have low combat effectiveness, they reached a scale of more than 800,000 during the Anti-Japanese War. It is really heartbreaking!

He also won over those national army generals who were captured or ignored, exploiting their fears and desires to trick them into defecting and becoming traitors and lackeys.

The "political bombing" and "fatigue bombing" launched by the Japanese army against Chongqing were also proposed by Wang Jingwei.

"Political bombing" means bombing central political, economic, and industrial institutions, and "fatigue bombing" means launching air strikes from evening to midnight when residents are asleep.

The Chongqing bombing caused at least 10,000 civilian deaths. It is a famous bombing tragedy that is extremely rare in human history.

Therefore, since Wang Jingwei openly surrendered to the enemy and treason, all walks of life, including the Kuomintang military commander, carried out assassination operations against Wang Jingwei again and again.

Although these assassination operations ended in failure, fortunately, Wang Jingwei soon received his comeuppance.

In 1943, the lead poison on the bullet previously left in Wang Jingwei's body slowly penetrated into his spinal bone marrow over time, eventually inducing spinal cord lesions .

This made Wang Jingwei worse than dead. He had to undergo surgery to remove the warhead, and he was almost paralyzed because of the operation.

At this time, the Anti-Japanese War had entered the strategic counter-offensive stage. Japan was trapped in the quagmire of the Chinese battlefield and frequently failed in the Pacific battlefield.

Japan's defeat has become a matter of time. This makes Wang Jingwei, who is vassal to the Japanese army, very worried. In order to save his life, he quickly fled to Japan to survive.

Since taking out the warhead, Wang Jingwei's body has suffered from a series of infections, and his body has become weaker and weaker. In order to extend his life, Wang Jingwei underwent surgery in Nagoya, Japan.

However, this surgery hastened his death.

In November 1944, the traitor Wang Jingwei died in a foreign country, ending his high and low , disgraceful life.

After Wang Jingwei died, Chen Bijun returned to China to bury him in accordance with his will.

Chen Bijun had extremely poor character. When Wang Jingwei was alive, he often beat and scolded his subordinates, which aroused the dissatisfaction of many people in Wang's puppet government.

After Wang Jingwei's death, Chen Bijun quickly lost her status and was squeezed out by the number two traitor of Wang's puppet government, Chen Gongbo , and others.

The people in the Wang Puppet Government are a group of shameless people who only seek fame and wealth. They can even betray their own motherland. How can they be expected to remember their old friendship?

Chen Bijun, who could no longer stay in Wang's puppet government, had to flee to Guangzhou in despair.

After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War on August 15, 1945, amid calls for severe punishment of traitors in the country, Chen Bijun was quickly arrested by the military commander and imprisoned on the charge of "traitor" in December 1945.

Facing the trial, Chen Bijuntian shamelessly claimed that Wang Jingwei and she were in order to save the country and the people, and they endured humiliation and shouldered the burden of being beside the enemy to seek the welfare of the people. Not only was she innocent, but she also had merit.

But the law will make the right decision. In the end, Chen Bijun was sentenced to life imprisonment in accordance with the law and was detained in the Jiangsu High Court Detention Center.

In April 1949, after our army liberated Suzhou , they detained Chen Bijun to Shanghai Tilanqiao Prison. She was still unwilling to admit the crimes she had committed, and died of illness in prison on June 17, 1959.

The traitorous behavior of Wang Jingwei and his wife greatly hindered the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, killed countless revolutionary patriots, and caused serious harm to the country and the people.

Their selfish behavior has also implicated their children, who have always lived in their shadow, unable to raise their heads as human beings. This also gives us a warning:

You must have your own moral bottom line as a human being, and you must not harm the interests of the country for your own selfish desires. We must remain firm in the face of major issues of right and wrong. Those who betray the motherland and people will surely be nailed to the pillar of shame in history.

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