Yoshiko Kawashima (left), formerly known as Aisin Kyaw Luo Xianxuan, Chinese name Jin Bihui, Japanese spy, the fourteenth daughter of Prince Su of the Qing Dynasty. After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, Yoshiki wanted to use Japan's strength to restore the country, and gave his daughter Xianxuan to Kawashima Nanasu as an adopted daughter and changed her name to Kawashima Yoshiko.
Yoshiko Kawashima was sent to Japan to receive a militarist education as a child, and returned to China as an adult to work as a spy for Japan for a long time. Among the female spies who served the Japanese army, in addition to the "Oriental Female Demon" Kawashima Yoshiko, there is another woman who is more famous, she is the "Warbler of the East" Li Xianglan.
Li Xianglan, real name Shuko Yamaguchi, singer and actress. In 1933, at the age of 13, Li Xianglan recognized her father's Chinese classmate Li Jichun as her adoptive father, hence the name Li Xianglan.
Li Xianglan, who was only 18 years old in 1938, had excellent artistic talent, was photographed by the pseudo-"Manchurian Film Association" and mobilized her to join the association, vigorously packaged her, launched as a song and movie star, and successively acted in some films that promoted the Japanese army or whitewashed Japan's war of aggression.
Li Xianglan, Li Xianglan once became one of the "Seven Queens of Songs" on the beach with Gong Qiuxia, Zhou Xuan, Yao Li, Bai Guang, Bai Hong, and Wu Yingyin, and was very popular. Although Li Xianglan is more beautiful than Yoshiko Kawashima, she has never learned Yoshiko Kawashima to use beauty, why is this?
Li Xianglan, Li Xianglan does not use beauty, because the Japanese army wants to package her as a pure "sugar-coated shell" and achieve the purpose of helping the Japanese army to propagate in a subtle way.