After the founding of the People's Republic of China, this secret agent lurked for a long time, and Zhou Gong instructed: To live to see people, to die to see corpses
After the founding of New China, many Kuomintang agents lurked on the mainland, but under the vigorous pursuit of our party, most of them fell into the net of justice.
However, there was an exception for a spy, who could not find him for several years, and Zhou Gong also specially instructed: to see people alive, and to see corpses when dead.
This person is the great secret agent Zheng Yunxia.
Zheng Yunxia, born in 1907, graduated from huangpu phase IV, also studied at shanghai law school for 7 years, originally a warm-blooded young man with ideals, after graduating from college, he was eager to serve the construction of the country, but unexpectedly fell into the devil's cave of central unification, gradually became a cold-blooded animal, arrested progressive students, persecuted democrats, fierce gods and evil spirits, no evil, after 1933, he successively served as the legal commissioner of the Central Judicial Yuan of the National Government, the chief justice of the Military Law Enforcement DirectorAte, and the commissioner of the "Central Unification" Major General.
On February 6, 1946, Zheng Yunxia received a notice from Shangfeng that on the morning of February 10, the CCP would hold a 'celebration of the success of the Political Consultative Conference with all walks of life in Chongqing', and Shangfeng's order was to "wait for the opportunity to control the venue and carry out sabotage activities'. ”
Therefore, in the early morning of February 10, Zheng Yunxia and a group of agents were ambushed at the venue.
When The famous democrat Li Gongpu was just about to speak in front of the loudspeaker, the agents on the stage rushed up, punched and kicked, and broke his head with a pre-prepared iron ruler, bleeding profusely.
Guo Moruo, a cppcc deputy, stepped forward to stop him, and was immediately beaten, injured on his left forehead, kicked in the abdomen, and his glasses were also knocked to the ground.
Ma Yin, dressed in a dress, first saw this scene and angrily rebuked the atrocities of the agents, who rushed up, stripped off his dress, and snatched it away.
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This is the sensational "school mouth blood case".
Later, he also personally planned a series of tragic cases such as the "Cangbaitang Incident", and the blood debt was heavy.
After liberation, he escaped by chance, like a lost dog hiding in Tibet, and his heart jumped all day until he fell into the net of justice in 1957, and was tried in Chongqing, where the Xuechangkou bloody case occurred, and was sentenced to death first and then to 15 years in prison.
After being imprisoned, after education and reform, he reflected on the first half of his life, and on December 20, 1975, Zheng Yunxia was released leniently at the age of 68.
Zheng Yunxia returned to Wuchuan County, Guizhou Province, where he was arrested, and was first assigned to teach high school Chinese and world geography at the county no. 2 Middle School. Since 1981, he has been specially invited to be a "resident member" of the county CPPCC committee, and since then, his life has been cared for with meticulous care, which makes him feel a lot of emotions.
In his later years, Zheng Yunxia was diligent in writing and published many articles of historical value in literary and historical journals. On June 23, 2009, the 102-year-old Zheng Yunxia, in front of the camera, spoke in The Sichuan dialect about his life and new life, and died shortly after saying these words:
Outside the long pavilion, beside the ancient road, the grass is green, the evening wind blows the willow flute, and the sunset mountain is outside the mountain. The end of the sky, the corner of the earth, the relatives are half scattered, and the deceased is long gone. Life since ancient times, less reunion, more parting, the survivors husselves said, bring up tears, to express the CCP to give me regeneration! I have not forgotten my deep gratitude to the Communist Party...