When it comes to the female spies of the Kwantung Army during World War II, perhaps the first thing that everyone thinks of is Yoshiko Kawashima, the fourteenth daughter of Prince Su. She lived in Japan as a child, but when she became an adult, she worked as a spy in her homeland for a long time and became a lackey of the Japanese. He successively participated in secret military activities such as the Huanggutun Incident, the 918 Incident, and the Puppet Manchurian Independence, and even single-handedly planned the 128 Incident that shocked China and foreign countries, and was known as the Oriental Female Demon.
Yoshiko Kawashima can be said to be the worst thing to do, of course, it cannot be denied that she is talented and sharp-minded, as well as has a unique beauty. But she was not the most powerful female spy in the Kwantung Army, the most powerful was another, and her fame at that time surpassed Kawashima's. To say that among Japanese female spies, there are few whose fame can overshadow Kawashima Yoshiko, and even Nanzo Yunzi, who is known as the flower of the Empire, is slightly lost in front of Kawashima. Why is this the most powerful, and what is she doing?
The most powerful female spy, named Noriko Nakajima, was born in 1903 to a rich family in Oyama City, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, and is also considered Miss Senjin. The family environment made her stubborn and competitive from an early age, and around March 1923, Nakajima Entered the Manchurian headquarters of the Japanese Red Cross Society. This was her first time in China, and at this time Yoshiko Kawashima was still immersed in the grief of being insulted by her adoptive father.
Not long after, Nakajima Seiko was favored by the Kwantung Army spy agency and became a spy. Although she is three years older than Kawashima, she became famous later than Kawashima, and because of her identity, Nakajima Nariko needed to spend too much time in disguise. In order to hide her identity and get information, she married the chief of the Engine Maintenance Section of the Jingfeng Railway, and Chinese Han Jingtang. Seducing with beauty is actually a common trick, but Nakajima Isiko isn't just for the task.
Although she was a spy and wanted to invade China, she was loyal to her Chinese husband. At the beginning of marrying him, she changed her name to Han Youjie, and after that, she did not have a relationship with other men in her life, and even had very little ambiguity. Some people believe that it is this difference that Nakajima Seiko has contempt and disdain for Kawashima. In any case, she was lurking and had great enthusiasm for the development of Manchuria. Set up farms, devote yourself to it, and also run orphan education and training of agricultural technicians.
In fact, although what she did at this time was a small thing, the impact was more far-reaching. What made her decide to change was Kawashima's reputation, which easily received extreme praise for several sensational events. Everywhere began to circulate that this gege spy was haunted and powerful, and when she was in the middle of the day, no female spy could look back on her. Such a reputation overshadowed others and made them dissatisfied, and Nakajima Wasiko was one of the disgruntled.
As mentioned earlier, she has a strong personality, and naturally she is not satisfied with Kawashima's ease of receiving so much praise. She also grew bored with her obscure work and decided to compete with the legendary figure. Of course, the two Liang Zi was not only jealous in their hearts, once there were many fruit trees in the western suburbs of the Fengtian Guild Hall in Beijing, and both of them wanted it, and the result was a big fight. In the end, Nakajima Nariko was imprisoned, and she scolded Kawashima as a dog of the Japanese in prison, and Kawashima rectified her.
Later, Kawashima killed Nakajima's dog, and Nakajima Nariko was bent on Kawashima's life. A closer look at Kawashima reveals that she seems to have achieved nothing around 1940, and has become a bit bland from the initial sensation, precisely because of Nakajima Seiko. Since the outbreak, Nakajima Noriko has also begun to appear frequently, first inciting the old warlord Zhang Haipeng to support the independence of puppet Manchuria. Then, after the Lugou Bridge Incident, he recruited the bandit leader Dong Yaohua in Tianjin and investigated the anti-Japanese activities everywhere.
It was only the first time nakajima had overshadowed Kawashima, and in 1938, when the Sensational Diot Incident in Tianjin occurred, Nakajima Beiko began to stand in a downward perspective. Nakajima succeeded in this incident to force Britain and France to open the lease, allowing Japanese gendarmes to come and go day and night to arrest the anti-Japanese people. After that, the Kwantung Army relied more on Nakajima Nariko, and Kawashima lost power and was ridiculed by Nakajima Nariko.
She also did a lot of big things, and the scenery was beautiful for a while, of course, her good days did not last long. On August 15, 1945, Japan surrendered, and the end of Nakajima Nariko came. When she was playing for the tiger, she should have thought about it. However, the two who have never dealt with each other and are intolerable to water and fire are surprisingly similar in the ending, and have a common end. The difference is that Nakajima's trial is still handled by the Japanese, so she only stayed in prison for a few years, and Chen Bijun is still her cellmate.