After this person plotted against Tang Enbo, he was arrested, and the Central Government verified his true identity and no one dared to arrest him
Chiang Kai-shek's own son was Chiang Ching-kuo, but he adopted a son named Jiang Weiguo, and his third wife, Chen Jieru, adopted a daughter named Jiang Yaoguang. After Chiang Kai-shek and Chen Jieru divorced, Chen Jieru took Jiang Yaoguang to live alone and changed Jiang Yaoguang's name to Chen Lu.
In 1937, a teenage girl, Jiang Yaoguang, fell in love with a handsome north Korean man, An Mou, a volunteer who carried out the anti-Japanese revolution in Shanghai. She married him despite the objections of her mother, Chen Jieru, and later gave birth to two children. On the eve of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, An Mou suddenly left without resignation and left Jiang Yaoguang's mother and son. She later inquired and learned that An Mou was not a Korean patriot, and his true face was a spy sent by Japan!
After the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan, Jiang Yaoguang met a major general named Lu Jiuzhi. Lu Jiuzhi was born in a bureaucratic family in Zhejiang, and his father was Sun Chuanfang's military court chief, so it can be said that he grew up with no worries about food and clothing. However, Lu Jiuzhi did not have the bad habits of other clumsy children, and he had a patriotic heart since he was a child. Because Lu Jiuzhi was born into a warlord family, he belonged to the Kuomintang line, but he secretly joined the underground Communist Party organization in 1927 and went to Japan to study in 1930. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, a large amount of japanese intelligence was collected and made great contributions to the War of Resistance. After the Japanese surrendered, Tombarn granted him the title of Major General of the 3rd Front.
After Lu Jiuzhi married Jiang Yaoguang, he became Chiang Kai-shek's only son-in-law. Although Jiang Yaoguang was only an adopted daughter, Chiang Kai-shek treated her very well, and Lu Jiuzhi's identity was also rising, and those High-ranking Kuomintang officials had to be polite when they saw him.
After the outbreak of the Liberation War, Lu Jiuzhi helped the People's Liberation Army to obtain a lot of secret intelligence and obtained a map of Shanghai's defense for our party. Later, during the liberation of Shanghai, he took the opportunity to plot against Tang Bourne, and it was only then that his identity as an agent was revealed.
The Central Command arrested Lu Jiuzhi, but because he was Chiang Kai-shek's son-in-law, and Chiang Kai-shek was a well-known protector, who knows if he would be in trouble in the future? Tang Enbo, in line with the principle that more is better than less, concealed this matter and pretended that nothing had happened, and the Central Command had no choice but to release Lu Jiuzhi.