Chiang Kai-shek is one of the most important political figures in modern China, serving as president of the Whampoa Military Academy, commander-in-chief of the National Revolutionary Army, chairman of the National Government, and president of the Kuomintang. Chiang Kai-shek began to devote himself to the revolution in his early years, and later rose to prominence in the political arena of the Republic of China by The Appreciation of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, after the death of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, Chiang Kai-shek led the Chinese Kuomintang for a long time for half a century, and then he has always been in the core position of the Kuomintang's military and political system, and his political skills and dictatorial rule have been criticized by all sides. Chiang Kai-shek encountered many obstacles in the process of "ascending to the throne" and made many enemies in his lifetime, and Dai Kasa, the head of the special agent of the military command, was the most important weapon to help him clear the "obstacles."
Chiang Kai-shek was born into a family of declining salt merchants, his father died early and was raised by his mother. At an early age, he entered a private school and then entered the academy to study. Due to his excellent grades, Chiang Kai-shek later traveled east to Japan to study and entered the Tsinghua School in Tokyo. During his time at the school, Chiang Kai-shek became acquainted with many advanced elements, and he was also influenced by anti-Qing ideas.
At that time, Chiang Kai-shek was determined to save the country and had been running for the revolutionary cause. After returning to China, Chiang Kai-shek was admitted to the Baoding Army Accelerated Course, and after graduation, he went to Japan again to study and joined the China League Association. During this period, Chiang Kai-shek received the weight of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, and has since followed him to the democratic revolution.
At that time, the country was in turmoil, there were many warlords everywhere, and there was also an undercurrent within the Kuomintang, how Chiang Kai-shek had broken into the center of power step by step. On this road, Chiang Kai-shek encountered many fierce enemies, including the 3 people he was most afraid of, and one of them even nearly took his life. The first was the Wuhan Nationalist Government, which was in opposition to the Nationalist Government in Nanjing at the time, and the supreme leader of the Wuhan Nationalist Government was Wang Jingwei, the number one traitor. Wang Jingwei also followed Dr. Sun Yat-sen to the revolution in his early years, but later he defected to the Japanese army invading China and became the number one traitor.
During the first Kuomintang-Communist cooperation, Chiang Kai-shek betrayed the revolution and subsequently fought with Wang Jingwei for power. In the process of power struggle, Chiang Kai-shek was indeed a headache, and his biggest threat at that time was Wang Jingwei, and if he lost in this struggle, Chiang Kai-shek might have a hard time turning around. Wang Jingwei has struggled with Chiang Kai-shek for many years, even to the point of death and life, which is one of the reasons why Chiang Kai-shek is "afraid" of him. The cause of Wang Jingwei's final death remains a mystery to this day.
The second was Zhang Jingyao, a backbone warlord of the Beiyang Anhui clan, who was born in the army and was known for "killing the enemy Xiao Yong" on the battlefield, and he also advocated Yuan Shikai's title of emperor. During his tenure as a overseer in Hunan, Zhang Jingyao expropriated and oppressed the people, betrayed the local land and mining rights to imperialist countries, and later brutally murdered the revolutionary volunteers sent by Dr. Sun Yat-sen to Hunan.
After the "918 Incident", Zhang Jingyao actually colluded with the Japanese, who asked him to plan a riot in Beiping, and he spared no effort to help the Japanese invade China. At that time, the city of Beiping was in danger, and Chiang Kai-shek was also very worried about this traitor setting off a huge wave. Zhang Jingyao once served as the overseer of Hunan, and his influence was extremely great, and once the storm was set off, the consequences would be unimaginable. At that time, the situation was very critical, and Chiang Kai-shek was also frightened, so he immediately asked Dai Kasa, the chief of the secret service, to assassinate him. After Careful Arrangement by Dai Kasa, Zhang Jingyao was finally killed, and the crisis was lifted.
The third was a Japanese female agent who almost took Chiang Kai-shek's life, and she was Japan's first female spy, Nanzao Yunzi. Nanzo Yunzi was an agent directly under the Japanese base camp during the Japanese invasion of China, and her father was also a veteran spy, and she formed the notorious "Secret Agent Organization No. 76" in history. Nanzao Yunzi also used beauty to win over Huang Jun, a senior Kuomintang official, and she also received information about Chiang Kai-shek's whereabouts and formulated a corresponding assassination plan. If Chiang Kai-shek had not temporarily changed his tracks at that time, perhaps he would have died in Huangquan. The British ambassador at the time, Hügesen, became Chiang Kai-shek's "scapegoat" and was killed by a bomb on the same day.
After that, Chiang Kai-shek was assassinated one after another, and he also felt that there was an internal problem, so he sent Dai Kasa, Gu Zhenglun, and Xu Enzeng to investigate the matter, and finally Arrested Huang Jun, and Nanzao Yunzi was arrested shortly after. At that time, Nanzao Yunzi bribed the guards with beauty and money, and eventually escaped from the prison. However, Dai Kasa never stopped pursuing and killing Nanzo Yunzi until October 28, 1944, when the agents of the military command killed Nanzao Yunzi. Nanzao Yunzi's identity at that time was extremely special, and her identity was actually not recorded in the Kuomintang intelligence department, which was also a "big fish" among Japanese spies, and Chiang Kai-shek almost lost her life.