Although the Republic of China period was turbulent, there were countless people of all kinds.
In the period of national crisis, many jianghu people have made great contributions to the country and the people and have become well-deserved heroes.
In the twenty-sixth year of the Republic of China, there was a fortune teller, although his family was poor when he was young, but his father attached great importance to his education and worked hard to let him read, this fortune teller was indeed a reading material, but later met some "jianghu warlocks", learned some "look at fortune telling", and became a real fortune teller.
This person is bold and careful, can speak back, the ability to observe the color is even better, plus learned some "jianghu techniques", soon in Shanghai broke out of the door, visitors continued, the jianghu people called "pipe half immortals".
Later, after being introduced by Guan Wenwei and meeting Marshal Chen Yi, the fate of "Guan Half Immortal" was completely reversed.
First, from teaching to looking
"Guan Banxian", whose real name is Guan Youwei, is nicknamed Qinglin, a native of Danyang, Jiangsu Province. His father Guan Heyun was often bullied and insulted because he was illiterate, so even though his family was poor, Guan Heyun still tried his best to create conditions for his son Ton Youwei to study, and had high hopes for Guan Youwei.
Guan Youwei also lived up to his father's expectations, studied seriously and was quite fruitful, and at the age of twenty-one, he became a school teacher in Wujia Lane. If there is no accident, Guan Youwei's life should be to teach and educate people, and have always been a private school gentleman.
But man's fate is often different from what he predicts.
Two years later, the twenty-three-year-old Guan Youwei became acquainted with a jianghu xiangshi, deeply aware that the two had a fate, so he learned the art of the master, so he mastered the "xiangshu", and at the age of 32, he came to the Shanghai City God Temple, listed himself as a fortune teller, and called himself "Lying Moon Mountain Man".
There are teachers who inherit the rivers and lakes, and there are small gains. This person is bold and careful, talented, good at guessing people's minds and reading a lot of books in his early years, and his words have won the pleasure of many interrogators, so the nickname of "Guan Half Immortal" is getting louder and louder, more and more people come to him to tell his fortune, the business is booming, and the life is good.
Guan Youwei made his debut in Shanghai and was quite famous around the City God Temple. However, the good times did not last long, and at the end of 1937, the Japanese army captured Shanghai, and Guan Youwei was dissatisfied with the Japanese and returned to his hometown of Danyang. Continue to look at people and break down words.
Although he was able to continue his life, he was still full of anger and resentment towards the Japanese.
2. Acquaintance with the marshal
Guan Youwei had a friend named Guan Wenwei, who was extremely talented in the military and organized revolutionary detachments many times, which was quite influential in the local area. In 1938, Chen Yi arrived in the Danyang area, Guan Wenwei was excited to learn the news, and in mid-June 1938, he sent someone to find the New Fourth Army, successfully met Chen Yi, and brought back Chen Yi's instructions on organizing the action.
Guan Wenwei, who received the instructions, immediately wrote a letter to send to Chen Yi, sincerely stating that he would hand over the anti-Japanese armed forces in northern Danbei to the party.
Chen Yi and Guan Wenwei became acquainted with each other, and since then Guan Wenwei has become a powerful subordinate of Marshal Chen Yi.
Guan Youwei had a lot of contacts with Guan Wenwei, guan Youwei had asked to join Guan Wenwei's revolutionary ranks, but was rejected because of his status as a "jianghu warlock", and Guan Youwei continued to write and meet people at home, and continued to be his fortune teller.
Once Guan Wenwei chatted with Chen Yi and talked about this fortune teller at home,
Chen Yi was quite interested in this, and proposed that Guan Wenwei bring Guan Youwei to him to calculate his fortune, and specially reminded Guan Wenwei not to reveal his identity.
Guan Wenwei was quite surprised in his heart, but in the end he still did as Chen Yi asked.
Guan Hanxian looked at the man in front of him, qi Yuxuan, and his heart was slightly nervous. Chen Yi greeted him, exchanged a few words of greeting, and when he learned that he mainly looked at palms, and saw that his face was a little nervous, he joked: "If you look at the 'palms' of this big-headed soldier of mine, can you be crowned a prince in the future?" ”
Guan Youwei carefully examined Chen Yi, Xu felt that it was not meticulous enough, so he took out a small ruler of seven or eight inches in length from his pocket, carefully measured the size and length of Chen Yi's hand, and then turned over the photo booklet that he had brought with him, and then said Chen Yi's birthday and praised Chen Yi again.
As soon as these words came out, everyone present was extremely surprised, and they were all surprised by the "phase technique" of "guan half immortals". In fact, where can it be calculated so accurately, but Guan Youwei has accumulated a lot of "views" for people for many years, he can see that Chen Yi is not an ordinary person, and Guan Wenwei will not call himself over for a small person.
Marshal Chen Yi could see the doorway, and he pretended to be dissatisfied with the joke about the "Pipe Half Immortal", and everyone in the room laughed. "Guan Hanxian" looked at the people laughing together, a little embarrassed, and hurriedly said: "Blind talk, blind talk, jianghu tips, mixed rice to eat..." The crowd looked at him like this and laughed continuously.
3. Accept the task and dedicate oneself to the country
After Guan Banxian left, Chen Yi immediately said to Guan Wenwei: This person is useful.
It turned out that the organization needed someone to go to Zhenjiang to inquire about the Japanese army, and the Japanese army was very curious about such "magic". Guan Youwei's ability is easier to win the trust of the Japanese side, if he can penetrate the enemy,he can collect strategic intelligence of the enemy, and the identity of the skilled jianghu warlock is not easy to attract the attention of the enemy.
Chen Yi also explained to Guan Wenwei in particular strategic intelligence, including the enemy's policy and troop deployment, and not some others
Tactical intelligence that easily reveals identities.
Chen Yi's concerns are very correct; in the long run, not letting Guan Youwei know clear tactical intelligence is conducive to organizing the grasp of information and protecting the security of Guan Youwei.
Chen Yi also instructed Guan Wenwei to give Guan Youwei some silver dollars as funds for the activities.
Then Guan Wenwei talked with Guan Youwei according to Chen Yi's instructions, and Guan Youwei knew that this matter was not trivial, but it was a matter of family and country, and Guan Youwei did not hesitate to accept the task.
Guan Wenwei informed Guan Youwei of the details of the task one by one and handed over to Guan Youwei for two hundred silver dollars. In the spring of 1939, Guan Youwei came to Zhenjiang under the pseudonym Zhang Datong. In order to gain a foothold in Zhenjiang, he took a stake in the local steamship transport company, working under the cover of the company's deputy manager and his ability to calculate. He first became acquainted with celebrities from all walks of life, and then frequently moved to the enemy garrisons on both sides of the Zhenjiang and Yangtze Rivers.
The name of "Guan Half Immortal" soon began again, from the officers and men of the puppet army and the Japanese army translator to the Japanese army wing commander all came to him to "ask for a question", and after asking the question, they all admired the "guan half immortal", and finally the name was passed to the leader of the Japanese garrison, and the leader also looked for him to calculate, and he was happy to ask Guan Half Immortal to serve in the army, and gave Guan You a staff position.
In peacetime, in addition to letting the "guan half-immortals" calculate their personal lives, the Japanese even asked this "staff officer" to calculate the key issues of when the Japanese army would sweep up, how many troops to bring, and which direction to send the most "appropriate" move.
Whenever Guan Youwei had such an opportunity, he began to skillfully maneuver with the enemy, find out the details of the Japanese and send out information, and promptly submit information related to the Japanese army's operations to the New Fourth Army, so as to cooperate with our army in effectively attacking the enemy.
In the complicated struggle against the enemy, Guan Youwei was calm and calm, and repeatedly provided intelligence information to our side and made meritorious contributions.
However, because he did not distinguish between general intelligence and important intelligence, and the transmission of intelligence information was too frequent, after the Japanese invasion was repeatedly thwarted, he became suspicious of their trusted "staff officers". Coupled with the traitor's whistle-blowing, the Japanese Kou immediately arrested Guan Youwei.
The Japanese army inflicted inhumane torture such as electrocution on Guan Youwei, and under the unimaginable torture of ordinary people, Guan Youwei preferred to die unyieldingly. Guan Youwei was brutally killed on March 9 to sacrifice for the country, his body was cut into 6 segments, and his head was hung on the tower of the Zhenjiang South Gate, when he was only 40 years old.
4. Summary
From Mr. Teaching to the Jianghu Warlock to the revolutionary martyr, Guan Youwei's life was short but rich, his death was glorious and should be remembered by the people, and he made contributions to the country in the war-torn era, and his life was honorable and singable.
There are many martyrs like Guan Youwei, who have suffered unimaginable to ordinary people, and should pay high tribute to the revolutionary martyrs, and even more should cherish this hard-won happy life and cherish everything they have.