The beautiful agent of the military command secretly reported to an underground party, but saved her life 11 years later
Introduction: In 1940, the Kuomintang hunted down underground party comrades in Chongqing. Because of the betrayal of traitors, the identity of our comrade Cornell was exposed. Too late to think about it, she hurriedly chose to escape. Although the Kuomintang agents blocked it, she was lucky enough to save her life. It turned out that when the enemy launched a siege and suppression, someone had sent a message to Cornell. This person's name is Wang Huaqin, and she and Cornell have a deep friendship.
In 1914, Wang Huaqin was born in Shanghai to a well-to-do merchant family. She has received a Western education since she was a child, and her heart is even more eager to be independent and self-reliant. At that time, in the golden decade of the economic development of the Republic of China, Wang Huaqin went to Japan to study with the help of his parents. There, she met Cornell and completed her studies together. Both were beautiful girls at school, surrounded by a group of suitors.
Of course, they all had ideals and beliefs in their hearts, but they quickly returned to China. After returning to China, Wang Huaqin was admitted to the Military Command Bureau and became an active member of the Anti-Japanese Resistance. However, unlike those Kuomintang agents, Wang Huaqin did everything that benefited the country and the people. Seeing that the Kuomintang was constantly persecuting communists, she was also extremely angry in her heart. You must know that the Japanese are bullying the Chinese people, and Chiang Kai-shek is still thinking of his own power. On the search list, Wang Huaqin accidentally saw Cornell, and she was stunned, so she rushed to inform.
Cornell was so grateful to her that the two didn't have time to talk much, so they had to hurry up and separate. Time flew by, and 11 years flew by. After the founding of New China, General Li Kenong searched for Kuomintang agents in Beijing, and Cornell was also captured. She participated in the Military Command Organization and was a principal member. When the military commander fled, they had already burned all the relevant materials, and their superiors were not aware of what Wang Huaqin had done. In this way, Wang Huaqin entered the prison. Upon learning of this, Cornell rushed to the rescue, and she took the initiative to report Wang Huaqin's credit to her superiors. After some investigation, Wang Huaqin finally cleared his grievances. After coming out, Wang Huaqin sighed in his heart, and his kindness did not think of saving himself. Cornell laughed and said that if Wang Huaqin was no longer alive, I was afraid that she would also be condemned by her conscience.
Conclusion: Cornell and Wang Huaqin are a pair of excellent friends. Although they come from different classes, they are both kind girls. During the war years, they supported each other and always felt each other's warmth. Such friendships are envied, and I hope that everyone can have friends for a lifetime, so that life will be meaningful. In 1982, Wang Huaqin died of illness in Shanghai. Cornell came from Beijing and cried bitterly for many days.