On August 13, 1937, the fierce Battle of Songhu began. Chiang Kai-shek tried several times to visit the front in person, but he gave up because Japanese aircraft had blocked Shanghai's air supremacy.
On this day, Bai Chongxi suggested that he take the British ambassador's car to China to Shanghai to avoid being attacked by Japanese aircraft. Chiang Kai-shek did not comment and wanted to sit, but because he was busy, he did not sit. As a result, the car was attacked by Japanese planes on the way to Shanghai, and the British ambassador was seriously injured, and Chiang Kai-shek was overjoyed, and his anger rose again: "Niang Xipi, this is aimed at me!"
The question is, who leaked the news that Chiang Kai-shek was going to the front line by car? After investigation, it turned out to be Liao Yaquan, a receptionist at the Tangshan Hot Spring Guest House of the Kuomintang government's Ministry of National Defense, who leaked it.
So, how did a small receptionist learn such top-secret news?
In fact, this Liao Yaquan is the first spy of the Japanese army, Nanzao Yunzi.
Nanzo Yunzi was born in Shanghai in 1909, and his father, Jiro Nanzo, was a veteran spy. Nanzo Yunzi was already proficient in shooting, horseback riding, song and dance as a teenager. At the age of 13, Minamizo Wasunko was sent back to The Kobe Spy School in Japan to learn Chinese, English, shooting, blasting, makeup, poisoning and other secret service techniques. During this period, Kenji Doihara, the leader of the espionage that invaded China, was quite appreciative of her and specially trained her. Four years later, Nanzo Yunzi graduated and was sent to China. In 1929, Nanzao Yunzi was transferred to Nanjing, under the pseudonym "Liao Yaquan", as an out-of-school youth as a cover, and broke into the Tangshan Hot Spring Guest House of the Kuomintang government's Ministry of National Defense as a receptionist.
This Nanzao Yunzi was very beautiful, and could sing and dance, charming and charming, and seduced a group of senior Kuomintang officers by hue, including Dai Jitao, a veteran figure of the Kuomintang and the head of the examination at the time. Dai Jitao and Chiang Kai-shek were once the left and right arms of sun yat-sen, the father of the country, and the relationship between the two was extraordinary. Later, Chiang Kai-shek discovered that Dai Jitao was abnormal, and after letting the military commander verify it, he was wary of him, and all high-level meetings involving military secrets were notified to Dai Jitao to participate in or read relevant documents.
Dai Jitao lost value, and Nanzao Yunzi set his sights on Wang Jingwei's confidential secretary Huang Jun, and successfully hooked up with Huang Jun, developing Huang Jun into a downline.
On July 28, 1937, Chiang Kai-shek presided over the Supreme National Defense Conference at The Xiaolu tomb of Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum in Nanjing, which was highly classified and recorded by Chen Bui, secretary of the attendant room, and Huang Jun, secretary of the chief secretary of the Executive Yuan. Immediately after Huang Jun's meeting, he secretly informed Nanzao Yunzi of this top-secret information. The cunning Minamizo Yunko quickly handed the information to Major General Nakamura, the military attaché of the Japanese Embassy, who reported directly to Tokyo by secret telegram. As a result, the Japanese Marines all ran away overnight.
In this way, Huang Jun and Nanzao Yunzi also exposed their identities, were quickly arrested and arrested, tried by a military court, sentenced Huang Jun's father and son to death for treason, and publicly executed; considering the bargaining chips with Japanese, Nanzao Yunzi was sentenced to life imprisonment.
But in 1938, Nanzo Yunzi, who was in prison, actually used beauty to seduce the guards and successfully escaped from prison. After that, the Kuomintang military command agents listed her as the number one assassination target and carried out countless secret plans against her, but finally failed because the woman was too cunning. Nanzo Yunzi once triumphantly told her accomplices that these "Indochina agents" were not at all rivals of our Japanese agents.
However, even the cunning fox could not escape the hunter's shotgun, and one night in April 1942, the agents of the military command finally caught her in front of the Paramount Café on Xiafei Road in Shanghai, only to hear a few gunshots of "ding, ding, ding", Nanzao Yunzi fell to the ground in response, the bullets all hit the key parts of the body, and the 33-year-old Japanese ace female spy was finally eradicated.