During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, many heroic figures were born. They were not afraid to face the Japanese army, and even if they were unfortunate to die, their hearts were still worried about the safety of the motherland. However, some people are not like this, they are only thinking about themselves, betraying the country and seeking glory, and becoming spies for the Japanese. We are very shameless about this kind of person, such as Yoshiko Kawashima.
However, there is such a person who, on the surface, is a traitor who is working for the Japanese, but in fact, he is deliberately disguised to dispel the doubts of the Japanese, eating and drinking Japanese every day, and working for Japan. Secretly, he secretly had close intelligence contacts with the famous general Li Zongren. Li Zongren once successfully annihilated 20,000 Japanese troops by relying on the eight-character information transmitted by this person.
This person was Xia Wenyun, who had served as an interpreter for the Japanese General Staff. He went to Japan to study as early as 1925. Because he was fluent in Japanese and had excellent grades in school, he was invited by the Japanese army to serve as an interpreter as soon as he graduated. In 1932, the Japanese army launched a war of aggression against China, when Li Zongren was entrusted by Chiang Kai-shek to negotiate with the Japanese army many times. It was then that the two met.
Xia Wenyun, who spoke well and expressed fluent language, left a very deep impression on Li Zongren. But he didn't understand why such a person would be willing to work for the Japanese. So he asked him to talk secretly, trying to find out the truth. After asking, I learned that Xia Wenyun was actually very concerned about the motherland. And he's still from Dalian.
The previous encounter in Dalian had made him heartbroken, but he alone could not fight against the Japanese army. Moreover, the Japanese army is very important to him, and he can't refuse if he wants to. Seeing that Xia Wenyun was still concerned about the motherland, Li Zongren immediately invited him to be an intelligence officer and used his work to facilitate the spying on the Japanese army. And Xia Wenyun has long been in the Japanese camp with the motherland in mind, and he is certainly very willing to have such an opportunity to be loyal to the country.
After that, he became Li Zongren's secret eyeliner, and the two had a one-line contact, and Xia Wenyun did not live up to expectations. On the surface, he talks and laughs with the Japanese, but behind the scenes, he always tries to convey all kinds of important information. In the Battle of Taierzhuang, Li Zongren painstakingly supported the period of waiting for rescue, precisely because Xia Wenyun sent timely eight-character intelligence: "The Japanese army moved south and did not move north", which brought him a glimmer of vitality. After that, Li Zongren quickly adjusted his strategy and tactics and attacked 20,000 Japanese troops.
Xia Wenyun knew the dangers of espionage work, but he still had no remorse, he not only refused the help given by Li Zongren, but also did not say his own lurking experience, if it were not for Li Zongren mentioned in his memoirs, perhaps this excellent mission impossible would have been forgotten by history.