History is the memory of things that have been said and done. —Carl Baker
In many spy dramas, it will be mentioned that the intelligence and espionage agency under the old Chiang Kai-shek, the Military Command Bureau, is headed by Dai Kasa. At the time, it was always frightening to talk about this institution. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the Military Command Bureau arrested a large number of traitors, which made the enemy restless; during the liberation period, it played a negative role and killed many revolutionaries. Therefore, the controversy about it has been continuous, and in general, the evaluation of it by future generations is not worthy of its merits.

The reason why it became famous all over the world was because it brought together the top agents in the country at that time, who were fierce and fierce, and dominated many events that shocked China and foreign countries. If you want to say that Dai Kasa's best agents, Chen Hua is one of them, and she is also a female agent. The woman had a miserable life, being sold to fireworks at the age of thirteen, and at the age of sixteen, she became the little lover of the commander of the Shanghai Beach Guard.
At a dance party, Chen Hua met Dai Kasa by chance, and Dai Kasa saw that Chen Hua was talented and beautiful, so he had the heart to win over the game. And Chen Hua also intended to climb the big tree of military command, so as to make a smooth stride. So the two quickly reached an agreement, and Chen Hua entered the Military Command Bureau and embarked on the path of female secret agents. In addition to his beauty, Chen Hua's personal ability is also outstanding, and he made great achievements during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. Therefore, Dai Kasa regards him as a confidant, talking about everything and trusting it.
In 1945, the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression finally won a great victory, but lao Jiang's attitude toward Dai Kasa changed significantly, mainly because Dai Kasa's party relations were complicated and aroused the envy of old Chiang. On the other hand, after the end of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the important position of the Military Command Bureau also declined. Dai Kasa knew this, and he acted more carefully.
On March 17, 1946, Dai Kasa flew from Qingdao to Shanghai, and Kuomintang Major General Wang Xinheng called Chen Hua and agreed to set up a banquet for Dai Bureau at noon to wash the dust. At noon, Wang went to the airport to pick him up, but he waited for a long time and did not receive Dai Kasa, so he had to return home. After Chen Hua heard about this, he subconsciously said that the plane must have crashed.
At that time, everyone did not believe it, but later the facts proved that Chen Hua's words were in it. Afterwards, Chen Hua saw more than a dozen photos taken at the crash site, and she instantly identified Dai Kasa's body and deduced a surprising conclusion. She believes that the crash was planned by Dai Kasa himself, because according to the posture of the body, Dai Kasa's right hand is held high and in the shape of a clenched fist, which may be the posture after Dai Kasa shot, which infers that Dai Kasa shot first and killed the pilot, and the plane would fall out of control. At that time, this inference was difficult to say and publicly explain, after all, Dai Kasa was the leader of the military command, and ending himself by suicide was detrimental to his image.
On the eve of liberation, Chen Huawei took refuge in Hong Kong and later lived until his 80s before his death. Before her death, she still believed that the inference of the year was correct, and Dai Kasa had committed suicide. There have been many speculations about the cause of Dai Kasa's death in later generations, including the secret revealed by Chen Hua, which has not yet been conclusive, and I am afraid that this historical puzzle will also be dusted with the passage of time.