The Nationalist Army, the Ccp, the military command agents, the underground Party members; behind these opposing terms, there is not only deceit and bloodshed. Many times, the entanglement between people cannot be sorted out by you and me in black and white.
During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, although countless Chinese people had different ideas and were in different situations, the basic position of the nation has never changed, that is, to resist foreign enemies and revitalize China. Thus a legend that spans partisanship and special identities is interpreted.
In 1941, in the downtown area of Chongqing, the political center of the Kuomintang at that time, there was an undercurrent in a teahouse. Several men sat around, pretending to drink tea and gossiping, while looking around warily.
At this time, i walked into a young woman with a good face and a graceful posture, which attracted the attention of others. The men also noticed this unusual situation, and several of them immediately tensed up, as if the man in the lead whispered a few words to calm down his companions.
The woman sent Xiao Er out of the shop, found a seat as far as the man could see, sat down, stared at him, frowned, and skimmed her chin in the direction of the back door of the tea house. With a few simple movements, the man immediately reacted and led his companion to get up and leave through the back door. Not long after, a large number of people came to the tea house, but their prey was long gone.
These people were agents of the military command, and according to the news, they went to the tea house to arrest underground CCP members who held meetings here. And the woman was none other than their colleague, Wang Huaqin. The rescued person was her green plum bamboo horse, a member of the Chinese Communist Party Cornell. Wang Huaqin's life-saving grace at this time also enabled her to save her life many years later, so that Cornell could save her life on the execution ground.
When I was young, I was in the same window and resisted Japan together
In Nanchong, Sichuan, Wang Huaqin and Cornell met for the first time here. At that time, nine-year-old Cornell and his brother Kang Keming studied at the same school, and one day, their father Kang Yushan brought back a seven-year-old girl and told Cornell to take her to school from now on, take good care of her, and not be wronged. Cornell looked at the girl in front of her and nodded.
The girl was Wang Huaqin, whose father was Wang Lianshan, a well-known national entrepreneur in Sichuan, who was a military supplier to the Sichuan warlord Liu Xiang and had opened several manufacturing factories under his name.
Therefore, Wang Huaqin grew up in a good living condition, and Wang Lianshan entrusted her to her friend Kang Yushan for her daughter's safety considerations and education, hoping that her daughter could get an education in progressive ideas.
Wang Huaqin has been living in the Kang family until he graduated from high school, and has a deep friendship with the Kang family brothers and trusts each other. With the accumulation of time, the two gradually grew up, the love sinus began to open, and some feelings different from those of others also arose between Wang Huaqin and Cornell.
After graduating from high school, Wang Huaqin was sent by his father to Shanghai to continue his studies, and later went to Japan to study. In Japan, Wang Huaqin
I have seen the rapid changes in Japan and felt the discrimination and bullying that Chinese have suffered internationally. Deeply aware of the country's weakness, she returned to China after the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japan and went to Work in Chengdu, where Cornell was located.
By this time, Cornell was already a member of the Chinese Communist Party, holding a teaching position in a school while working underground. Under the influence of Cornell, Wang Huaqin also joined the Red Revolution, and it was also under Cornell's recommendation that Wang Huaqin went to Yan'an and entered the Kang Da study.
The Nationalist army was seconded and mistakenly joined the military command
In that era of war and turmoil, the fate of the individual was like a feather, and wherever the wind blew, it drifted to wherever it was, and it was not within his control.
In 1938, Wang Huaqin was sent by the party organization to serve as a political instructor in the Kuomintang 27th Division stationed in Xuzhou. In the Battle of Xuzhou, although a large victory like the Battle of Taierzhuang was achieved, the troops participating in the battle also suffered heavy casualties.
Various personnel and institutions also moved and reorganized like turbulence, and the Xi'an office that originally dispatched Wang Huaqin was also missing. Wang Huaqin, who was in the war zone, was lonely and alone, not only unable to get in touch with the organization, but also unable to ensure his basic life.
The helpless Wang Huaqin inadvertently learned that the Nationalist government was recruiting wartime cadres. At that time, the Kuomintang and the Communists had reached an anti-Japanese united front, the relationship had not yet broken, and Wang Huaqin herself personally experienced the Battle of Xuzhou with the Kuomintang army, and after careful consideration, she chose to sign up and join the cadre training group.
However, Wang Huaqin did not expect that after the relations between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party deteriorated, many of the trainees of this training camp were arranged to work in the military command. This was the opposite of her original wishes, and she stood against her loved ones and beliefs, which made her very bitter. But already on the thief's boat, she couldn't help herself, and she could only take one step at a time.
The teahouse reported the letter and saved people from the execution ground
Sometimes fate tricks people, it is really moody, this seemingly wrong choice, but it can bring unexpected results in the future, saving the life of the person you admire.
Wang Huaqin was reunited with Cornell in Chongqing, but she became a military agent, and Cornell's external identity was no longer that of a teacher, but a businessman. Although the two were on opposite sides, they kept in touch.
During a review of the list of arrestees, Wang Huaqin saw three familiar words, Cornell. The sixth sense told her that this was the person she was worried about. So she made an excuse not to participate in the operation, and she rushed to the arrest site, a teahouse, before the operation began. Thus appears the opening scene, where Cornell escapes with the help of Wang Huaqin.
Cornell's identity has been exposed, Chongqing can no longer stay, and the two have broken off contact again. Time flies, Wang Huaqin later left the military command, married someone else and established a family.
After the founding of New China, a nationwide revolt was carried out, and Wang Huaqin's experience brought her the disaster of killing herself. Cornell, who learned of the news, wrote to the organization overnight to explain the situation, mentioning Wang Huaqin's contribution to the revolution and his life-saving grace. Under Cornell's running, he finally saved Wang Huaqin from the muzzle of the execution ground.
brief summary:
From green plum bamboo horses to revolutionary partners; later, by chance, one became a military command agent, the other was an underground party member, and stood against each other's organization. But what has never changed is the deep friendship and unshakable trust between the two, as well as their firm belief in resisting foreign enemies and helping the people and saving the country.
History is the inevitability of one accident after another. Wang Huaqin accidentally participated in the revolution, accidentally entered the military command, and accidentally saved Cornell. Behind these accidents is the result of the people of the country who must rise up against the invasion, who must protect their loved ones, and who must defend the beliefs they uphold.