In 1927, the National Government in Nanjing took charge of Huaxia. Everyone, Chiang Kai-shek was still eager to maintain the power of the emperor in his bones, so he pursued the model of secret service rule to maintain his seemingly powerful but actually very fragile rule. At first, Chiang Kai-shek delegated this business to the Chen Lifu brothers, thus giving rise to the predecessor of the Central Unification, but with the expansion of the Central Unification System, Chiang Kai-shek was afraid of being hollowed out.
Therefore, Chiang Kai-shek supported Dai Kasa to set up a new secret service agency to suppress the forces of the Central Unification System. Dai Kasa did not fail to live up to Chiang Kai-shek's expectations, and by the end of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Dai Kasa's military command was able to crush the central unification. However, what chiang the old Chiang wanted was balance, and this situation of driving away wolves and tigers made Chiang Kai-shek feel uneasy again--in fact, from the perspective of later history, Chiang Kai-shek's fear was justified.
Because in Taiwan, Chiang Ching-kuo was once plotted against by Mao Renfeng. Soon after Chiang Kai-shek became suspicious of Dai Kasa, Dai Kasa died mysteriously, which led to many conjectures about the truth of Dai Kasa's death in later generations. In particular, some mysterious acts before Dai Kasa's accident made people feel that Dai Kasa's death was not an accidental accident. First, Dai Kasa went to Zheng Jiemin (according to the military command, the actual family was Dai Kasa, but nominally Dai Kasa was controlled by Zheng Jiemin) to report some detailed information on the military command to Zheng Jiemin:
Including property, personnel arrangements and other aspects. Zheng Jie recalled after the civil that Dai Kasa suddenly said this that day, which was indeed a bit abnormal. In particular, Dai Kasa also mentioned that if the military command is banned, the rear road arrangements of the brothers of the military command, and so on. On the morning of March 17, Dai Kasa boarded a plane and prepared to travel from Qingdao to Nanjing. But because of the climate problem, Dai Kasa's plane was ready to fly to Xuzhou.
Shortly thereafter, the Nanjing airport received a very strange telegram. The telegraph had only one word: Plane 222 was landing. Literally reading the content of a telecommunication can be described as bland. However, according to the calculations of the aftermath, the next moment the telegram was released, Dai Kasa's plane crashed. This makes people feel strange: Can it be that the person who sends the telegram can predict the future and know that the plane will "land" (in fact, crash) the next moment?
Chen Hua, a close confidant and lover of Dai Kasa, suspected years later that Dai Kasa was actually short-sighted. The reason is that Dai Kasa has a habitual movement, that is, after each shooting, his subconscious will let himself hold his right fist. Dai Kasa's last move before his death was to clench his right fist, so Chen Hua suspected that Dai Kasa might have killed his pilot and then caused the accident. If Chen Hua's speculation is correct, then Dai Kasa's previous abnormal behavior and mysterious telegrams can be explained.