In the history of our army's red agents, the most important one is Guo Rugui, who was the director of the Kuomintang War Department; during the Liberation War, Guo Rugui could be said to be the biggest red agent inserted into the Kuomintang by our army, for the simple reason that Guo Rugui's position was high and his influence was great.
Guo Rugui is a native of Tongliang, Sichuan, born in 1907, Guo Rugui's father Guo Langxi is good at discussing current politics, often attacking the Dark Government of the Beiyang warlords, so Guo Rugui has heard from an early age and wants to seek a way to save the country, in 1925, Guo Rugui was admitted to the fifth phase of the Whampoa Military Academy with the help of his cousin Guo Rudong, the commander of the Sichuan Army, and after graduation, he participated in the Northern Expedition.
In 1928, Guo Rugui joined the Communist Party of China, but then because he went to Japan to study, he broke off contact with the party organization, in 1931, Guo Rugui returned to China, entered the Army University for further study, because of his good performance and excellent grades, Guo Rugui was deeply respected by Yang Jie, the education chief, and after graduation, he became an instructor of war history in the school.
After the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Guo Rugui was recommended by his classmates to Chen Cheng's troops, Guo Rugui was a talented staff officer, and he was not afraid of death, during the Battle of Songhu, Guo Rugui was promoted to chief of staff of the 54th Army because of his bravery in battle, during the Battle of Wuhan.
Under Chen Cheng's appreciation, Guo Rugui redeployed the battle plan for the Wuhan Campaign, and after the war, it turned out that Guo Rugui's choice was completely correct, and Chen Geng appreciated him even more and requested him to be appointed as the commander of the Provisional Fifth Division.
In the eight years of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Guo Rugui was also upgraded from the initial chief of staff of the division to the deputy director and director of the Military Affairs Bureau of the Kuomintang's military divisions throughout the country.
Although in a high position, Guo Rugui was unable to accept the dark rule within the Kuomintang, and in May 1945, Guo Rugui reconnected with the Communist Party organization, and after that, at the request of Dong Biwu, the head of the Southern Bureau of the Communist Party of China, Guo Rugui became a red agent.
Chen Cheng won chiang kai-shek's trust in the Kuomintang, and Guo Rugui won Chen Cheng's trust, and soon Guo Rugui was appointed as the director of the operations department of the Ministry of National Defense, whose job was to directly participate in the command of operations and often provide Chiang Kai-shek with combat plans.
During the Liberation War, Guo Rugui risked his life to provide many important military intelligence to the party organization, the most important of which was the important information provided by Guo Rugui during the Huaihai Campaign and the role he played.
In October 1948, during the Battle of Huaihai, Chiang Kai-shek had adopted the military strategy of "Ministry of National Defense" to guard the river and must defend Huaihuai, during which Guo Rugui accompanied Gu Zhutong to Xuzhou to supervise the battle, and helped Gu Zhutong blame Du Yuming for not actively rescuing Huang Baitao.
Du Yuming was very angry about Guo Rugui's actions, he suspected that Guo Rugui was a Communist, so he told Gu Zhutong to be careful, Gu Zhutong did not think so, during this period, Du Yuming also complained to Chiang Kai-shek, saying that Guo Rugui was a spy, Chiang Kai-shek was very surprised, but he did not believe it.
Du Yuming said: "I myself am already a relatively incorruptible official, but Guo Xiaogui (Guo Ruhuai) is even more incorruptible. He is not a good woman, he is not greedy for money, and even the sofa in his home is patched.
When Chiang Kai-shek heard this, he did not take it seriously.
Later, Du was captured at the Battle of Huaihai, and he remained suspicious of Guo Rujie's identity.
In 1949, Guo Rugui electrified an uprising in the Yibin area of Sichuan Province, destroying old Chiang's plan to stick to the great southwest, and later he learned that Guo Rugui was really a red agent of the Communist Party, and after learning the results, old Jiang sighed, and on October 31 of this year, old Jiang wrote in his diary: This day is Yu's first birthday of sixty-third, and this past year was actually the darkest and most tragic year of his life.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Guo Rugui successively served as the director of the Transportation Department of the Southern Sichuan Bureau, and in his later years, Guo Rugui enjoyed the treatment of deputy corps.
In 1981, Du Yuming was seriously ill, and before he died, Guo Rujie went to see him, at this time, Du Yuming was still regretting his failure that year, he took Guo Ruming's hand and said: "Are you undercover in the end?" Guo Rujie replied: "We just have different positions."
In 1997, Guo Rujie died in a car accident at the age of 90.