"Between the conversations and laughter, the tree ashes and smoke." In the Battle of Chibi, Zhou Yu used Huang Gai to surrender, and attacked with fire to make the iron cable chain become a catalyst for 200,000 Cao troops. On the rolling Yangtze River, the personable Zhou Yu made Cao Jun instantly turn into ashes during his conversation and laughter, which was how heroic and imposing.
Chen Xiuliang, the revolutionary ancestor, went so far as to plot against the Kuomintang elites, land, sea, and air, on the mahjong table and under the eyes of Chiang Kai-shek. This move greatly dampened Chiang Kai-shek's self-confidence, caused panic among the Kuomintang, and greatly promoted the process of the War of Liberation.
Compared with Zhou Yu's chatter and laughter, Chen Xiuliang was really not much more. Can't help but think of what kind of strange woman this is, there will be such a psychological quality and courage.
Revolutionary women
Chen Xiuliang was born in 1907 in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, and the Chen family was a well-known local family, but shortly after her birth, her father died of depression, leaving her to live with her twin sister and mother.
Without the protection of their father, the mother and son have no place in the family and are bullied by their clan. Not only were family properties occupied, but they were also forced to move out of their ancestral homes to fend for themselves. But even in such a harsh environment, the mother still did not neglect the education of her daughters, and also hired Chinese and English teachers at a high price.
In 1921, Chen Xiuliang entered the Ningbo Women's Normal School with the first place. At this time, at the end of the new cultural movement, she walked on the street and listened to the slogans of "Down with imperialism" and "Stop the warlord scuffle" around her, and felt her blood boiling for a while.
This was the first time she had come into contact with the student march, and for the first time she felt the tide of revolution, felt her sense of social responsibility, and knew that in the face of the national crisis, all Chinese sons and daughters had an unshirkable responsibility.
When the May Thirtieth Massacre broke out in 1925, Chen Xiuliang had grown into the backbone of the student union and was already able to stand alone. She began to organize school parades to put pressure on imperialism and the warlord government, and to Chinese people justice.
This move was opposed by school leaders, a group of diehards who believed that women should abide by the three virtues and four virtues, not show their faces, let alone make enemies of the government. After Chen Xiuliang resolutely organized a demonstration despite the school's opposition, she was judged by the school authorities to be too radical in her thinking and expelled her on the grounds of "redness".
But this did not affect her revolutionary fighting spirit in the slightest, but she joined the Chinese Communist Party after leaving the campus, and then went to the Soviet Union for further study under the arrangement of the party organization.
In 1937, after the outbreak of the All-out War of Resistance, the Kuomintang and the Communists carried out the second cooperation. Chen Xiuliang was ordered to return to Shanghai and reorganize the underground party. The Shanghai party organization developed a large number of secret party members under her management and won the support of a large number of democrats. Subsequently, she was once again entrusted with the important task of going to Jiangsu to rebuild the Jiangsu Provincial Party Committee.
The undercurrent on the mahjong table surged
In 1946, Chen Xiuliang had long since faded from his original innocence and had his own family. She suddenly received an order from the Party Central Committee to rebuild the Nanjing underground party organization and was appointed secretary of the Nanjing Municipal Party Committee.
On the one hand, his own warm family, on the other hand, the tens of millions of Li people in China, Chen Xiuliang did not hesitate, and after a brief farewell to his family, he went to Nanjing alone.
Nanjing has a population of nearly one million, while the Kuomintang military and political personnel reach 130,000, and the streets and alleys are full of spies and spies of the military command, and the difficulty can be imagined.
At this time, the situation could not be delayed, the People's Liberation Army won successive victories on the northern battlefield, the balance of the war had fallen to the Communist Party, and the liberation of Nanjing was just around the corner. Therefore, our Party urgently needs to establish an intelligence network in the Nanjing area. This move will not only reduce the casualties of our army, but also ensure the safety of the lives and property of the people in Nanjing to the greatest extent.
Chen Xiuliang's apparent identity is that of a wife of the Kuo family who defected to her niece, and in order to disguise it more appropriately, she also deliberately permed her fashionable curls and put on a gorgeous cheongsam.
But it took only one year for such a delicate beauty to establish nine intelligence work committees under the eyes of the enemy, including students, workers, and traders.
In 1948, Chen Xiuliang was again instructed by the Party Central Committee to start a counter-offensive and win the support of a group of progressives.
She quickly set her sights on Lieutenant Pilot Yue Bo. This man came from a poor background and was extremely disappointed in the corruption of the Kuomintang. The Air Force has always been Chiang Kai-shek's dependent, and if the more successful the plot is, it will greatly damage the morale of the Kuomintang.
In order to win him over, Chen Xiuliang once again played the role of mahjong. She frequently invited Yue Bo to participate in the poker game, accompanied by the sound of mahjong on the table, Chen Xiuliang constantly tested it. In the end, Yu Bo expressed his willingness to join the rebellion, and was sure to pull the other 4 members of his bombing crew in.
On the night of December 6, 1948, five B-24 fighter jets took off under the cover of night, and before leaving, they left Chiang Kai-shek a generous gift to bomb the puppet presidential palace in Nanjing. Unfortunately, there was a problem with the circuit and the bomb deviated.
But this really made Chiang Kai-shek's back chill, and in Nanjing, under his own eyes, such incidents occurred. In his anger, a large number of officials were implicated and court-martialed.
Chongqing Uprising
After completing the work of rebellion, Chen Xiuliang did not immerse himself in honor, but instead put his next goal on the navy.
After the battle of Huaihai, the CCP had completely grasped the area north of the Yangtze River, and the sword was directed at Nanjing. The Yangtze River, which stretches across the north bank of Nanjing, is the last barrier in Nanjing. Chiang Kai-shek mobilized 700,000 heavy troops to camp on the south bank of the Yangtze River and ordered the Chongqing to sail into the Huangpu River for defense.
At this time, the Nanjing Municipal Policy Rebellion System targeted Deng Zhaoxiang, the captain of the Chongqing Ship, who was not only a decent person, but also did not want to see the internecine killings of the civil war, and because of the long-term arrears of military salaries, he became more and more dissatisfied with Chiang Kai-shek.
Chen Xiuliang ordered Bi Chongyuan, an underground party member lurking on the Chongqing, to negotiate secretly with him, and after many negotiations, Deng Zhaoxiang expressed his willingness to revolt.
On March 2, 1949, Chiang Kai-shek suddenly received a report that the Chongqing cruiser had sailed all the way north from Shanghai. At this time, it had been four days since the disappearance of the Chongqing, but the relevant personnel had not reported it until the Chongqing sailed to the Liberated Areas and surrendered to the Communist Party, which told Chiang Kai-shek the news.
The Chongqing was the only barrier for Chiang Kai-shek to defend Nanjing, and when he received this news, he was furious, and even wrote in his diary that day: This is a great shame and humiliation for our navy!
At this point, the liberation of Nanjing by a million male divisions of the People's Liberation Army has become a foregone conclusion.
In the face of the great national righteousness, women can also pick up a thousand pounds of burdens, she is a strange woman who does not let her eyebrows be shaved. With this article, I would like to pay tribute to the agents who worked in the heart of the enemy for the sake of New China!