In the 14-year history of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression in our country, there have been many admirable heroes, and it was they who threw their heads on the battlefield and spilled their blood to exchange for our current peaceful life, but there are also many people who, when the country is facing danger, not only do not help the country to resist foreign enemies, but also help foreign countries to beat up their own families. Of course, after we won the war, these traitors were also punished as they deserved.
However, there is such a female traitor in history, who exposed her true identity at the moment before the execution, was acquitted because of her special identity, and lived her old age peacefully until 2014. This person is Li Xianglan, one of the seven queens of the Shanghai Beach.
In 1920, Li Xianglan was born in The Lighthouse City of Liaoning Province, but her ancestral home was Saga Prefecture, Japan, yes, she was a full-fledged Japanese, and her Japanese name was Shuko Yamaguchi.
When she was 12 years old, Japan created a tragic Pingdingshan massacre in Fushun, and her father, Fumio Yamaguchi, died at the hands of the Japanese side because he was suspected of colluding with the anti-Japanese elements.
The top pillar of the family was suddenly broken, and the family in Liaoning Province could not stay, so the family moved to Shenyang, and it was precisely because of this move that Shuko Yamaguchi changed her fate.
Shuko Yamaguchi, who has been good-looking since she was a child and likes to sing, met a good friend on the way to the house, and seeing that she was so musically talented, she introduced Shuko Yamaguchi to know Mrs. Podoresov, and also learned to sing with Mrs. Podoresov.
As for the name Li Xianglan, it is the name that Li Jichun gave her when Shuko Yamaguchi recognized her father's friend Li Jichun as her adoptive father.
As we all know, the ambition of the Japanese is definitely not only to get the land of China, they also want to completely turn the Chinese into Japanese, and they want to enslave the idea of Chinese, so in order to achieve the purpose of cultural penetration, the Japanese set their sights on Li Xianglan, who has a small reputation.
Although Li Xianglan was born and raised in China, she is still a Japanese, so Li Xianglan has become an indispensable pawn of the Japanese army.
The Japanese army packaged Li Xianglan as a local Chinese singer and vigorously promoted the repertoire sung by Li Xianglan, and all of them were very famous chinese repertoire to win the favor of the common people.
Li Xianglan became famous in a short period of time, and also filmed a classic film in Shanghai, "Wanshi Liufang", but Li Xianglan's real masterpiece is the song "Night Fragrance", which makes her one of the seven major songs on the beach.
When Li Xianglan's fame rose, it was when the Japanese carried out their plans, and they used Li Xianglan's reputation to let her make a number of films that glorified the atrocities of the Japanese army, in order to make the Chinese reduce their hatred for the Japanese army.
Unfortunately, it is a very long thing to rely on movies and TV dramas to subtly influence people's thinking, And China did not give Japan such a long time, and with the concerted efforts of the sons and daughters of China, the War of Resistance Against Japan was victorious.
When the war was won, it was the time to dispose of these thieves, and Li Xianglan, who was popular with the Japanese, did not escape this fate, and was arrested like many traitors. The judge listed Li Xianglan's crimes one by one and finally sentenced her to death.
At this moment, Li Xianglan revealed her own life, she told everyone that she was not a Chinese, her ancestral home was authentic Japanese, and she also had dual Japanese and American nationality, so China could not sentence her to death.
Originally, everyone did not believe that Li Xianglan, who had always called herself a native Chinese singer, was actually Japanese, which made people believe it, but Li Xianglan's friend gave an identity certificate to determine that Li Xianglan was Japanese, so everything Li Xianglan did for the Japanese could not be said to be the work of a traitor, and she also successfully escaped the disaster and returned to Japan with other Japanese expatriates.
Shuko Yamaguchi, who developed in Japan, did not develop well in the Chinese mainland, and did not have a high reputation in the film and television industry, but she was often active in Japanese politics, and she has been working hard to maintain sino-Japanese relations, and in her later years, she also wrote a memoir that recorded Japan's atrocities, hoping that Japan would respect history.
However, it was difficult to do it alone, so she knew that when she died in 2014, she did not see the results she wanted to see.
Helping Japan is a choice that Shuko Yamaguchi had to make as a Japanese, and working to maintain Sino-Japanese relations is the guilt that Li Xianglan was born and raised in China for China.