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In 1951, a female agent of the First Army was sentenced, but was released because of a letter from the vice governor.

History has its own life, it is like a person, both easy-going and self-respecting. ——Yu Qiuyu

In the Chinese society of the last century, because of the impact of war, China has also experienced a very turbulent stage, in which there are not only men on the battlefield, but also the presence of women. Although in the eyes of ordinary people, most of the people who can contribute to the war are men, but in this special period, women can also heroically dedicate themselves to the motherland.

Once, there was such a female agent of the military command, during the war, she had a very special status, in 1951, after she was arrested and imprisoned, she was released again because of a letter from the deputy governor. So, who is this special female agent? What kind of legendary experience did she have?

In 1951, a female agent of the First Army was sentenced, but was released because of a letter from the vice governor.

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The female agent was Wang Huaqin, born in 1914. In those days, it was not common for the rich to be wealthy, but Wang Huaqin's father was a well-known landlord and rich man. It is precisely based on this superior family condition that Wang Huaqin has not been troubled by life since she was a child. Because her parents were more open-minded, even if she was a girl, she was not forced to marry early.

At the age of five, she was sent to private school by her parents, and when she was in elementary school, she also met cornell, the best friend in her life. At that time, Cornell's father was already good friends with Wang Huaqin's father, so the two children soon became good friends.

Later, after being admitted to Jinan University, Wang Huaqin did not relax her requirements for herself, and in the subsequent study career, she also studied many foreign languages herself. In 1935, Wang Huaqin, who had excellent grades, became the target of the Kuomintang public dispatch to study in Japan. However, just two years later, with the outbreak of all-out war, all Chinese students in Japan were expelled back to China, and at this time, under the influence of the new trend of thought, Wang Huaqin's idea of revolution also changed to a certain extent.

In 1951, a female agent of the First Army was sentenced, but was released because of a letter from the vice governor.

After returning to China, Wang Huaqin met her childhood playmate Cornell, who had become the leader of the People's Pioneers and secretly carried out revolutionary missions. After the two reunited, Cornell instilled in Wang Huaqin many red ideas of resisting Japan and saving the country. Later, when the Battle of Taierzhuang ended, Wang Huaqin followed the Chinese troops out of Xuzhou, along the way Wang Huaqin experienced many setbacks, when she came to Xi'an, because she did not find the office of the Eighth Route Army, coupled with the unfamiliarity of life, Wang Huaqin and Chen Yunjie, who came with her companions, also faced survival problems. Just when they were desperate, they happened to see an enrollment advertisement for the "Warrior Regiment", so the two met to sign up, which was a helpless move, and they did not expect that both of them were selected. In fact, the so-called fighter regiment was a training institution for the Kuomintang government to cultivate the reserve force of the army.

A month after Wang Huaqin enrolled in school, just in time for a major general in the Kuomintang to come to inspect, he was very surprised when he saw that there were actually two female college students in the team, and introduced the two of them to the Anti-Japanese Base Camp in Chongqing. Since Chen Yunjie was from Shanxi and did not want to go to the southwest, she also decided to give up this opportunity and bid farewell to Wang Huaqin. In this way, after coming to Chongqing, after strict training of the organization, Wang Huaqin also became a female agent of the Kuomintang military command.

In 1951, a female agent of the First Army was sentenced, but was released because of a letter from the vice governor.

As the war continued to evolve, some contradictions arose between the Kuomintang and the Communists, and in 1940, the Kuomintang decided to arrest Cornell, an advanced member of the Communist Party. At that time, there were many secret members of the CCP hidden within the Kuomintang, and Cornell was one of them.

During Wang Huaqin's work, she was responsible for checking the newspapers, letters, and other contents of secret CCP members, but because she did not know that Cornell was a secret party member, the two of them also maintained close contacts during this period. Later, Cornell also repeatedly borrowed the home of Wang Huaqin's father, Wang Lianshan, and with his help, Cornell repeatedly escaped the pursuit of the Kuomintang.

Once, the Kuomintang again planned to arrest Cornell, and Wang Huaqin was anxious when she heard the news, but because of the special nature of her work, she could not go out at will, but for the safety of her friends, she bit her tongue, and after coming to the hospital, she took the opportunity to sneak out and secretly passed on the Kuomintang plan to Cornell. At this time, the Kuomintang, whose plan failed, was very angry, and Wang Huaqin became the object of suspicion of the military command, but because there was no conclusive evidence, in the end, Wang Huaqin was only imprisoned for six months.

In 1951, a female agent of the First Army was sentenced, but was released because of a letter from the vice governor.

By 1947, Wang Huaqin was tired of the life of the military command, so she resolutely resigned from the position of female agent and became an English teacher, and has since been away from the disturbing war environment. However, in 1951, Wang Huaqin was arrested and imprisoned for his former agent status, and at that time, the local government also decided to sentence him to death.

At that time, Cornell had become the vice governor of Sichuan Province, and after learning of this news, he hurried to write an official document to the local government to explain Wang Huaqin's situation, and at his request, Wang Huaqin was able to save his life. But in 1964, Wang Huaqin was once again sent to the countryside because of her former status as a secret agent, and during the Cultural Revolution, she was also criticized by the organization. In such a difficult life, Wang Huaqin once thought of suicide, but after being saved by well-wishers, she also lived a relatively ordinary and stable life. It was not until 1982 that Wang Huaqin's grievances, which had lasted for more than 30 years, were cleared, and at this time she also said that she could finally be a person with honor and integrity. In 1985, the legendary female agent also died of illness.

In 1951, a female agent of the First Army was sentenced, but was released because of a letter from the vice governor.

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For Wang Huaqin, although in the past war, she chose the wrong front, because she had a correct view of right and wrong in her heart, she also got her due reward. From her experience, we can feel that war is very cruel, and if you can't find the right revolutionary direction in the war, you will also experience a lot of setbacks and suffering.

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