In the revolutionary era, the Party organization has a special work force, which is the central special section. When the Nanchang Uprising established the use of armed struggle to accomplish the great cause of the revolution, Premier Zhou and other leading comrades of the party organizations came to Shanghai and single-handedly set up the Central Special Branch, the purpose of which was to win the initiative in the armed struggle. Although the number of undercover agents in the enemy-occupied areas is not a small number, there is only one person who can have one-line contact with Chairman Mao.
As a young man, he resolutely joined the revolution
The undercover agent who has a one-line connection with Chairman Mao mentioned today is Hao Keyong, but his real name is not very famous, and the real name is Fan Ming, who was given it by the organization. Fan Ming was born in northern Shaanxi in a well-to-do family, his father also had a very good relationship with Yang Hucheng of the Northwest Army, and was also a well-known figure in the local area, so Fan Ming also got a good education at a young age, and he was also very good in academic performance since he was a child, but Fan Ming's revolutionary road was also attributed to his brother Hao Kejun. Hao Kejun studied in the Soviet Union in his early years, accepted the baptism of Marxism-Leninism, and later joined the party organization for a time after returning to China, it was also under the influence of his brother that Fan Ming accepted advanced ideas, and showed strong revolutionary enthusiasm in his student years, and soon Fan Ming was admitted to Shanghai Fudan University with excellent results.
During the period of further study at Fudan University, bad news was repeatedly reported in the Pingjin area, and the Japanese army brazenly attacked the Pingjin area after a series of provocations, but the Kuomintang reactionaries still passively resisted the war, which led many student organizations to start anti-war demonstrations on the streets, including Fan Ming's student organization. After seeing that many students were marching and demonstrating, the Kuomintang reactionaries actually sent a large number of military police to threaten them with force, which made many students imprisoned, and Fan Ming was once imprisoned, fortunately, because of social pressure at that time, the Kuomintang reactionaries had no choice but to release these students, but Fan Ming did not stop the pace of his anti-Japanese national salvation movement after his release, and later he was arranged by the party organization to come to Yan'an and start his revolutionary career here.
Political instructor in the Northwest Army
After studying in Yan'an, Fan Ming joined the party organization, and later after the outbreak of the War of Resistance, because of the needs of the party organization, Fan Ming returned to the Northwest Army with the help of his identity, because his father was an officer of the Northwest Army, Fan Ming still used his real name Hao Keyong at this time. With the help of his father's influence in the Northwest Army, Fan Ming successfully served as a political officer in the Northwest Army at this time, and began to use various opportunities to publicize the anti-war policy of the party organization. After the War of Resistance entered a stalemate stage, Chiang Kai-shek repeatedly asked the Northwest Army to play a color in frontal combat, which meant that the Northwest Army may have to pay a huge price of casualties. As a political officer, Fan Ming saw that the Kuomintang reactionaries were unwilling to truly participate in the War of Resistance and intended to preserve their strength, so he asked the Party organization for instructions and asked the Northwest Army to resist the Japanese attacks on Shanxi and Shaanxi on a separately opened front, and to cooperate with the Eighth Route Army and the New Fourth Army. Fan Ming's request was quickly agreed by the party organization, asking Fan Ming to keep in touch with the party organization at all times.
After several battles with the Japanese army, the various units of the Northwest Army finally successfully blocked the crazy attack of the Japanese army on the northwest at the cost of large casualties. In the process of blocking the Japanese attack several times, Fan Ming's 38th Army suffered more serious losses, but the heroic 38th Army did not receive the praise of Chiang Kai-shek, on the contrary, because it closely cooperated with the operations of the Eighth Route Army, it was once considered a problem unit, so a large number of inspectors were dispatched. In order to ensure that this unit could continue to play its backbone in the future War of Resistance, the Party organization once asked Fan Ming to use a pseudonym, and then change it to his real name after the success of the revolution in the future, and the pseudonym Fan Ming appeared.
Hero of the liberation of the Northwest
Since the use of the pseudonym Fan Ming, the contact between party organizations and Fan Ming has become more and more frequent, on the one hand, since the Japanese army launched the Pacific War, the use of troops in the War of China has become more fierce, and the frequency of sweeping up has become higher and higher; on the other hand, although the Kuomintang reactionaries have received support from Western countries in the War of Resistance, they still do not play the main role, and the political work in the army must be carried out step by step. The party organization hoped that Fan Ming could continue to play the backbone of the 38th Army, so Chairman Mao even personally contacted Fan Ming in a single line, hoping that Fan Ming could continue to let the 38th Army play a role in the frontal battlefield. Later, Fan Ming also lived up to expectations and led the 38th Army to complete several hard battles in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, which was highly praised by the party organization.
In the Liberation War, the 38th Army originally became the flank of Hu Zongnan and planned to attack the northern Shaanxi base area together, but Fan Ming saw Hu Zongnan's intentions and vigorously declared advanced revolutionary ideas in the army, and soon after Fan Ming led the 38th Army in a peaceful uprising, became a unit of the People's Liberation Army, and also made great contributions in the future Liberation War. Later, Fan Ming also recalled that he led the 38th Army uprising for fear of encountering great obstacles, and it was Chairman Mao who gave him encouragement at this time, giving him the confidence to complete this revolutionary mission, so as an ace undercover who could have a single line of contact with Chairman Mao, Fan Ming was once extremely proud after liberation.
epilogue:
As the only undercover agent who could contact Chairman Mao in the revolutionary war, his background and identity were not simple, and Fan Ming's long-term undercover undercover in the Northwest Army also caused organizational suspicions, but fortunately, the organizational clarification enabled Fan Ming to continue to work in his post after the founding of New China. However, recalling the experience of single-line contact with Chairman Mao during the revolutionary war became a place of pride for him all his life.