"Never Yan Zhao Duohaojie, expelled The Wo'er a total of one bottle." This poem, written during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, describes the inevitable desire to expel the invaders. And things during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression were far more difficult and difficult than we imagined.
The two countries are at war, not only in the open compared to the military, but also in the secret than intelligence and espionage. There are countless legends about spies during World War II, and the clashes between our spies during the War of Resistance Against Japan were also very thrilling. And among them is a legendary figure - Dai Kasa.
Dai Kasa, a spy leader who formed the Military Command Bureau and served as its deputy director, made great contributions to the Kuomintang in the War of Resistance Against Japan, but died in a plane crash in 1946. During the War of Resistance Against Japan, it was common to catch spies and interrogate them. However, every agent was professionally trained, and ordinary punishment had no effect at all.
As the deputy director of the Military Command Bureau, Dai Kasa naturally had access to many spies every day, and in order to pry open their mouths, it can be said that he tried his best. Most of these captured agents were women, after all, beauty schemes are always useful. And Dai Kasa specially prepared a punishment for them - "sitting on the ice".
Dai Kasa was born in an ordinary family, because of social unrest, he experienced many ups and downs from an early age, and this also cultivated his very tenacious character. Later, because he did not learn any techniques, he was expelled from school, and he entered society prematurely, and the things he encountered in society were that he had the ability to see people and talk about people and talk to ghosts.
In 1915, Dai Kasa married Mao Xiucong in Shanghai. In 1928, because of Dai Kasa's long-term training in society and the ability to easily see through people's hearts, he began to carry out intelligence activities for Lao Jiang. In order to be able to further gain the approval of the old Chiang Kai-shek, he made up his mind to get rid of his bad habit of smoking and drinking, and wholeheartedly served Chiang Kai-shek. After this, he developed the habit of not being close to women, not being close to tobacco and alcohol, coupled with all kinds of flattery for old Chiang, and soon he was cultivated as a confidant and was in charge of the Military Command Bureau.
This job is very dangerous, because he is the head of the secret service; this job is also very important, because knowing oneself and knowing the other can win every battle, so Old Jiang attaches great importance to it, and this also represents Old Jiang's trust in Dai Kasa. During the Anti-Japanese War, the Military Command Bureau led by Dai Kasa launched many confrontations with the Japanese, broke its important plans many times, and made certain contributions to the victory of the War of Resistance, which also made Dai Kasa's cause a step further.
In order to steal important information from our country, the Japanese sent many female spies to the Kuomintang and successfully stole a certain amount of information, and after Dai Kasa learned of it, he was very angry and ordered everyone to always pay attention to the movements of these female spies, and he himself also released words and would never let go of any female spies. But after all, they were trained people, and the mouths of these female agents were not so easy to pry open, and Dai Kasa was racking his brains in order to find a good way.
One day, Dai Kasa was reading ancient books, and he learned that there was a kind of criminal law called "sitting on ice", which was a punishment in the Western Han Dynasty, which was specially used against the Xiongnu. This kind of criminal law may not seem cruel, but it is very difficult, especially in winter. Because the human body simply cannot tolerate this kind of suffering, this is not a criminal law that can be sustained by the will.
When Dai Kasa saw this criminal law, he felt that this thing might be of great use. Sure enough, no matter what kind of training they had received, the physical quality of the female agent did not allow them to persevere, so they begged for forgiveness. We may seem a little inhumane now, but in times of war, there was no other way.
From this incident, it can also be seen that Dai Kasa is a person who will do whatever it takes to succeed, and as long as it is beneficial to himself, he even dares to kill the people around him. This is also the reason why people's evaluation of him was polarized later: he broke a lot of important information for us, and he also made a certain contribution to the War of Resistance, but in order to consolidate the reactionary rule of the Kuomintang, he killed many benevolent people and mutilated his compatriots.
Dai Kasa has been mixed in society since he was a child, and his way of dealing with the world and his values are very different from ours. It is precisely because of his youth, witnessing too much darkness in society, that he has developed this character: only by holding power in his own hands can he be truly stable. Although he was an out-and-out reactionary figure, his contribution during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression was also indelible. In fact, if Dai Kasa had not died in a plane crash, his ending would not have been good, after all, he knew too many old Jiang's secrets.
Resources:
"Seven Absolute Five Songs with Comrade Dong Biwu"