In people's minds, female agents are a combination of intelligence and beauty. Whether the appearance of female agents is generally beautiful, it is impossible to be sure. To be sure, female agents have to be smart.
After all, they have to work underground, the tasks they carry out are highly confidential, and they need to find ways to obtain enemy information, so the mind needs to be clear and intelligent, in order to be agile to deal with various situations.
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In addition, when performing their tasks, female agents are equivalent to putting themselves in a dangerous environment, and they must be highly cautious at all times, and their tasks are very difficult.
To do this, they must be calm, calm, rational... in order to better complete the confidential tasks assigned by the organization. Because of this, female agents give people a cold feeling.
In China's modern history, there is really such a beautiful and intelligent female agent. She is versatile and loves the motherland, and although she is a female agent of the military command, she once saved an underground party member at the risk of her personal safety. So, what kind of story does she have?
This legendary female agent named Wang Huaqin, born in 1914, is a veritable Sichuan girl, formerly known as "Wang Zhao". Born in a chaotic world, it is not a fortunate thing, but she received a high-quality education, under the protection of her family, she was able to read, play the piano, ride a horse, play the piano, etc. from an early age, and accumulated a body of talent.
In those turbulent times, it was very rare to receive such a good education. To this end, Wang Huaqin has become a very dazzling presence everywhere he goes, growing up a little, and being sent by his family to a church school in Shanghai to study in a down-to-earth manner.
During this period, she went to the library when she had nothing to do, so when she graduated, she mastered the four Chinese English, Japanese, French, and Russian, and the level belonged to the proficient kind.
In 1935, Wang Huaqin studied in Japan with excellent results, continued to study hard, and did his best to improve his ability. As a result, in the second year of her study abroad, the Lugou Bridge Incident broke out, and under the bad relations between China and Japan, Chinese students were expelled from Japan, and Wang Huaqin returned to China.
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After returning to the motherland, with a warm patriotic heart, a sad and indignant mood, and a firm will to resist the enemy, she actively threw herself into the patriotic national salvation movement and worked hard to dedicate her strength to the motherland.
During this time, her childhood friend Cornell met her again, but Cornell was in the Communist Party, doing underground work, and could not let others know his true identity, so Wang Huaqin could not recognize this childhood friend.
After that, she and Cornell on the road to save the country and save the life, intertwined a touching story: she risked her life to save Cornell, 11 years later, she was in a desperate situation, was saved by Cornell, escaped a disaster.
In 1937, Wang Huaqin went to Yan'an to study under the introduction of Cornell. In the following year, under the arrangement of the organization, she participated in the famous Battle of Taierzhuang, and was recruited by the Nationalist army because she was separated from the large army during the evacuation. Because she was proficient in Japanese, she was appointed as a Japanese intelligence officer by the Nationalist Army.
The reason why Wang Huaqin gladly joined the ranks of the Nationalist army was because she felt that the Kuomintang and the Communist Party were all fighting to resist the Japanese Kou, and she had a simple mind, thinking that it was the same on either side.
In 1940, Cornell was in Chengdu, and the Nationalist army intended to capture him. Wang Huaqin happened to be sent there by the Nationalist army to work there. At that time, they still did not know that they were each other's childhood friends, but Wang Huaqin knew that Cornell was a patriot, and gradually became aware of the wrong part of the nationalist army, so he pretended to accidentally vomit blood and fainted in order to save Cornell.
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When the crowd saw this, they took her to the hospital, and when no one was there, she sneaked out of the ward and ventured to send a message to Cornell, so that he managed to escape a minute before the arrival of the nationalist army.
In order to save Cornell, Wang Huaqin was imprisoned and examined for more than 6 months, but fortunately he was fine in the end, and in 1947, he left the nationalist army and began to work as a teacher.
After the founding of New China, Wang Huaqin was arrested because he had joined the ranks of the Nationalist army in the party's work of "purging and cracking down hard." Upon review, she was taken to the execution ground in 1951.
Seeing that Wang Huaqin was about to be executed, it was fortunate that after Cornell learned the news, he wrote a letter overnight and rushed it to the relevant departments, in which he expounded wang Huaqin's rescue of him, expressed his willingness to use his own life as a guarantee, tried his best to intercede for her, and saved Wang Huaqin's life.
Wang Huaqin was originally a hero of the Kuomintang, and joined the Nationalist army because he did not see the differences and antagonisms between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, and even if he went astray without knowing it, he was still a heroine among women.