On October 16, 1947, when the war between the Kuomintang and the Communists was in full swing, at such a tense moment, a major official broke into the Liaoning People's Liberation Army District.
After he was arrested, he was very happy to see the chief and said that he was a comrade lurking in the Kuomintang.
13 troops gallop into the "pocket"
The year 1947 was a special year, the second year of the Civil Liberation War, and at the same time a year of a great turning point in the situation of the Chinese Communists' War of Resistance.
In this year, the Communists changed their previous mode of active defense and officially switched to the mode of strategic offensive, and this huge change was greatly related to a battle and a person.
In early 1947, the Communists gradually gained the upper hand in the struggle for control of the northeast region with the Kuomintang troops, and Chiang Kai-shek chose to call on soldiers from the southern Manchuria region in order to ease the attack of the Democratic Union in the northeast of Northern Manchuria.
This decision allowed the South Manchurian and Northeastern Democratic League to seize the opportunity and take the opportunity to launch an offensive to achieve the strategy of attacking the west.
In order to alleviate the crisis of the Kuomintang authorities, it was immediately decided to send the Kuomintang New 6th Army and the 13th Army to reinforce the northeast, but what they did not expect was that the 13th Army did not act according to the original order, but rushed all the way into the pocket made by the Northeast Nationalist Coalition Army.
The defeat of the 13th Army directly led to the loss of control of the northeast side by the Kuomintang side, which completely bankrupted Du Yuming's strategy of "attacking the north from the south, first the south and then the north".
The Kuomintang army also had to shift from the original all-round offensive strategy to the all-round defensive strategy, and all this was related to a small operational staff officer, Zhao Wei.
Zhu Jianguo and Zhao Wei both joined the party
Zhao Wei, formerly the commander of the machine gun company of the Independent Regiment of the 13th Army, later defected to Zhu Jianguo, chief of staff of the Fifth Commander's Headquarters, and worked in the appeasement group under him.
Since its establishment, this appeasement group has been specifically used against the Communist Party, and as the saying goes, the person who knows you best must be your enemy, and Zhu Jianguo and Zhao Wei are no exception.
They deal with Communists every day, read the pamphlets captured from the Communist Party every day, and as two enthusiastic young people who are determined to serve the motherland, they cannot be convinced by the ideas contained in them.
With these influences as a basis, the two of them abandoned the dark and surrendered to the Communist Party during the Liberation War, and the move to surrender to the Communist Party was very logical, because they could not bear Chiang Kai-shek's act of slaughtering their compatriots again and again.
In March 1946, Zhao Wei tried to find a way to pass Zhu Jianguo in Beiping and met with the CCP intelligence officer "Shi Jian".
After the two had a long talk, "Shi Jian" also admired the young man in front of him who was bent on serving the country, but it was not so simple to want to join the party, so the first meeting was set for the location of the second meeting, and Zhao Wei did not gain anything.
Later, Zhao Wei met with "Shi Jian" twice, and "Shi Jian" finally reported to Li Kenong and set the code name "902" for Zhao Wei, in addition to confirming that Zhao Wei really had no intention of joining the party.
"902" was almost caught
In this way, Zhao Wei still returned to the Northeast Security Headquarters with the secret of "902", until the underground party member Yuan Ze went to Shenyang to meet with him, and his secret chess piece finally came alive.
At that time, Zhao Wei was a staff officer in charge of the secret room of the headquarters, and there were many Kuomintang secrets that he could contact with in a small official position. For example:
The Kuomintang's operational situation in northeast China, the list of regimental troops stationed, as well as the names and numbers of the commanders and commanders of each unit, the station, and the code name. All of this was passed on by Zhao Wei one by one through the line, including the fake military orders that made the 13th Army's operation fail.
It was when the 13th Army passed through Shenyang on the day of the operation, and Zhao Wei got on the train in spite of the danger and set it out in the name of the members.
The specific departure and arrival times of the 13th Army can make the false military order accurate
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Sent to the 13th Army, it successfully destroyed du Yuming and Chiang Kai-shek's plot.
But such an obvious inner ghost behavior also succeeded in alerting the Kuomintang. In particular, Du Yuming's in-pain words such as "the counselor should be reprimanded" in the telegram can better show that the headquarters' clean-up operation has begun.
In the case that Zhao Wei could not contact the line several times, he knew that there was not much time left for him.
He originally wanted to go looking for Zhu Jianguo and "Shi Jian" first, but he found out the news that they were also arrested, and he called his hometown but found that it was a strange voice that answered the phone, and he finally had to escape in secret.
Zhao Wei thought that at this time, he could only go to the Liberated Area to be safe, so before the arrested people arrived, he fled all the way to Liaoning along the path to avoid people overnight, and finally arrived at the People's Liberation Army Area at dawn on October 16.
After arriving at the military region, Zhao Wei reported the code name of "902" to the comrades escorting him, and sure enough, the organization sent Chen Yun to confirm his identity, and zhao Wei finally succeeded in returning to the embrace of the organization.
summary:
The work of underground Party members is dangerous and cruel, and the slightest careless fall into the hands of the enemy is worse than death, and even so, a large number of comrades are not afraid to sacrifice to enter, this is not a battlefield of gun smoke.
There are not many surviving underground party members like Zhao Wei, but they are more sacrificed on the road of revolution, and it is they who exchanged their lives for our happy life today, and we must not forget that they forgot the difficult modern history of China.