During the Republic of China period, the storm clouds are unpredictable, all say that the chaotic world produces heroes, a woman, should also have an extraordinary life, today we want to talk about the protagonist of the story, is such a strange woman, she was originally rich and rich, but resolutely left home, did not happen to join the military command, but everywhere to maintain the underground party, and thus was punished, she also has no regrets, this legendary woman, called Wang Huaqin.
Wang Huaqin, an ordinary woman, an immortal legend.
In 1914, Wang Huaqin was born in a large landlord family in Nanmen Lane, Zhaohua, Sichuan, her father Wang Lianshan had been a quartermaster of the Sichuan warlord Liu Xiang, because he was good at dancing with long sleeves, so he also engaged in a prosperous career, accumulating a large amount of wealth, Wang Lianshan in the process of doing business, also met a good friend Kang Yushan, the two are brothers.
Since childhood, Wang Huaqin has formed a deep friendship with Kang Yushan's son Cornell, Kang Keming.
In 1935, the 21-year-old Wang Huaqin went to Waseda University in Japan for further study, during which she was deeply saddened by the misfortune of the motherland, after the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Japan expelled Chinese, Wang Huaqin immediately returned to China as the head of the Chengdu Civic Training Class.
At this time, Cornell was forming an anti-Japanese salvation movement in Chengdu, and he was already a member of the underground party.
Wang Huaqin did not know Cornell's identity, but her friendship with Cornell was still there, and in the face of the destruction of the country, Wang Huaqin was deeply shaken, and she repeatedly did her best to contribute to the anti-Japanese salvation movement.
In August 1937, Wang Huaqin went through dangers and obstacles and came to yan'an, the red capital at that time, in Yan'an, Wang Huaqin saw a phenomenon different from the kuomintang-ruled areas, she was very emotional, and soon after, she was arranged to study at the Kang Da Wa Yao Fort Branch School, and half a year later, at the request of Yan Xishan, the Kang Da wanted to send a group of people to Shanxi to carry out propaganda and agitation.
Wang Huaqin and his friend Chen Yunjie were ordered by the Xi'an office of the Eighth Route Army to go to Sun Lianzhong's Twenty-seventh Division as political instructors.
In the Kuomintang troops, the two used all their strength to publicize the anti-Japanese resistance, so that the soldiers hated the enemy, after the Battle of Taierzhuang, the troops were about to withdraw, the two unfortunately separated from the troops, when they were preparing to return to Yan'an, they saw an advertisement for the enrollment of the "Battle Cadre Regiment" in Xi'an.
The two were admitted, whose full name was the "Training Corps for Cadres working in wartime" was organized by the Nationalist government, and its main training was in field exercises, live-fire and weapons courses.
A month later, the major general of the Military Command Bureau came here to select people, and he was very surprised to see that Wang Huaqin and Chen Yunjie were college students, and then he said to the two: "Your courage to serve the country is commendable, but you have found the wrong place, I introduced you to the Chongqing anti-Japanese base camp to give full play to your intellectual talents."
Chen Yunjie, a native of Shanxi, did not want to leave, only Wang Huaqin, took a plane to Chongqing, came to the Chongqing Military Command Bureau, because she was proficient in Japanese, so she was arranged to engage in Japanese cryptography research at the first place of the Military Command Bureau.
Since then, she has successively served as deputy director and director of the Chengdu Post and Telecommunications Inspection Institute of the Military Command Bureau.
At that time in Chengdu, Wang Huaqin and his friend Cornell were still in close contact as before, and in order to escape the Kuomintang's search, Cornell also took refuge in the Wang family many times.
On March 13, 1940, after the rice robbery incident in Chengdu, the Kuomintang agents began a large-scale search, Cornell was then the Liaison Officer of Chuankang, and he and other underground parties met one day in May, at 6 p.m. in a teahouse in Chongqing.
After this matter was learned by the secret agents of the military command, he was ready to arrest him, and after Wang Huaqin learned about it, he was very anxious in his heart, but at that time, the rules of the military command were not allowed to go out, and in a hurry, Wang Huaqin bit his tongue in order to deliver the letter, and was rushed to the hospital.
She sneaked out of the hospital again, rushed to the teahouse, and reported to Cornell, so that he escaped the disaster.
This time, Wang Huaqin risked his life to rescue Cornell, so after this incident, a special investigation team was set up within the Military Command Bureau to investigate the matter, and the person in charge of this special case group was the major general commissioner who originally introduced Wang Huaqin to Chongqing.
He did not want to involve himself, so he turned the big things into small things, and the small things became small, and Wang Huaqin also escaped death, but after that, she was still locked up for half a year.
In 1947, Mao Renfeng was appointed director of the Military Command, and Wang Huaqin chose to resign.
In 1951, the town anti-movement was launched throughout the country, and Wang Huaqin was arrested because he had experience working in the military command, so cornell, who was already deputy secretary of the Southwest Working Committee of the Youth League, learned of Wang Huaqin's arrest and immediately wrote a letter to the Zhaohua county government, asking him to stay under the knife.
Later, Wang Huaqin lived until 1984, and before she died, she kept reading Lin Daiyu's "The essence of the essence is clean and clean, do not teach filth to sink into the ditch"
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