During the period of the Republic of China, when japan suffered a war of aggression, many people chose to defect to Japan in order to save their lives, but they treated people as traitors and betrayed their country. However, among these traitors, there are also fake traitors who endure humiliation and heavy burdens to infiltrate the enemy camp and obtain intelligence for our army. They are our great heroes behind enemy lines, and the one we want to talk about today is one of the anti-Japanese heroes, who not only did things for Japan but also married a Japanese wife, but finally used 7 words to destroy 20,000 Japanese troops.
His name was Xia Wenyuan, and he went to Japan to study in his early years, because he was very talented, he was favored by the Japanese, so he hired him with a high salary and let him work in Japan. Later, after the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japan, he became a Japanese translator, and with him at that time, there were many Chinese translators, but some of them were veritable traitors, and some were anti-Japanese heroes. The Japanese were cunning and didn't believe them at first, and many heroes behind enemy lines were captured by the Japanese.
Xia Wenyuan has always behaved like a dog's leg, so that after Chinese saw it, he hated him endlessly. But he didn't care, the more his compatriots scolded, the more the Japanese believed him, but he also had to guard against Chinese who didn't know his true identity, and he didn't like him to kill him. Under such great pressure, he successfully gained the trust of Japan and was transferred to the headquarters. And this is the ultimate goal, and it is also the task given to him by Li Zongren, after all, only the intelligence of the headquarters is accurate.
Later, when the Battle of Taierzhuang broke out, Li Zongren led his troops to participate in the battle, and before the war began, he received information from Xia Wenyuan, which only wrote 7 words: "The Japanese army moved south and north did not move." Li Zongren received intelligence and directly gathered several large armies to the north, eliminated 20,000 Japanese troops in one fell swoop, and won the victory in the Battle of Taierzhuang. However, after the end of the war, he went to Japan and married a Japanese wife, still wearing the hat of a traitor. Later, it was Li Zongren who mentioned Xia Wenyuan in his memoirs, and everyone knew that he was a great hero.