There is such a northeasterner, born in 1950 in Dalian, Liaoning Province, this person is the protagonist of today's story: Xia Wenyun.
Xia Wenyun studied in Lushun Academy since childhood, and after graduation, he went to Japan to study advanced culture, and during his time in Japan, Xia Wenyun performed well and soon obtained a master's degree from the Imperialist University.
At that time, of course, Japanese imperialism was trying its best to win over people like Xia Wenyun and was always ready to invade China.
In the hearts of people now, they will play a preventive role in the things promised to the Japanese, but this person named Xia Wenyun does not refuse to come and accepts all these things.
Just in 1931, after the September 18 Incident, the Japanese invaders prepared for an all-out war of aggression against China, and they sought a group of people who were proficient in the Chinese and Japanese Chinese languages and entered the army as translators from the Chinese who were close to them.
At that time, Xia Wenyun was also selected, and at first, the Japanese invaders were very wary of Xia Wenyun.
Sure enough, their fears were correct, and it wasn't long before intelligence in Japan was leaked, and the Japanese captured many Chinese translators who passed on the information based on some intelligence.
However, Xia Wenyun's approach was diametrically opposed to these people, he not only listened to the arrangements of the Japanese army, but also never took the initiative to inquire into the information he should not know, working step by step every day, and performing the role of a traitor in the eyes of the Chinese people.
The Japanese also let down their guard against him, but also gave him a very high salary, and married a beautiful Japanese woman to him, Xia Wenyun all the actions, so that all the Chinese around him had a hatred for him.
Because in the eyes of the Chinese at that time, they had never seen a traitor who was even more shameless than him. At that time, the Japanese were very appreciative of Xia Wenyun, and finally when they saw that Xia Wenyun had completely betrayed his motherland, they asked him to serve as an interpreter at the North China Regional Headquarters, but what they did not expect was that all of Xia Wenyun's performance was to deceive them.
Whether it was to become a dog in the Japanese, or to betray his compatriots with a clear conscience, he did this only to make the Japanese army trust him.
With continuous promotions in the Japanese army, he was slowly qualified to touch the military intelligence that was really useful to our army.
What everyone does not know is that in 1931, just before Xia Wenyun joined the ranks of Japanese translators, he secretly met Li Zongren.
At that time, Li Zongren entrusted sneaking into the top level of the Japanese army to obtain intelligence, but before that, no matter what, he had to protect his identity and not be discovered by the Japanese army.
Everything was carried out according to Li Zongren's plan, and Xia Wenyun secretly transmitted a lot of important information to China while working at the headquarters of the North China Front of the Japanese invasion of China.
In 1936, Xia Wenyun obtained the fact that the Japanese army was about to launch a full-scale invasion of China in mid-1937, and soon he transmitted this information to the motherland, and sure enough, the July 7 Lugou Bridge Incident broke out the following year.
When he prepared the Japanese army to attack the Chinese army led by Li Zongren in the Taierzhuang area, Xia Wenyun passed the information to Li Zongren, and Li Zongren immediately made a decision after receiving the news and dispersed the troops.
It didn't take long for Xia Wenyun to provide Li Zongren with the movements of the Japanese army, but this time the intelligence was only that the Japanese army was difficult and did not move north.
Because of these eight words, Li Zongren was vigilant after the battlefield for many years, and quickly reacted, ordering Zhang Zizhong to personally lead his troops to the north and join several other large armies, and finally won the Battle of Taierzhuang and annihilated nearly 20,000 Japanese troops.
After our army won the victory at the Battle of Taierzhuang, Xia Wenyun was sent to the Shanxi region by the Japanese army.
In the Shanxi region, he helped our armed personnel behind enemy lines countless times, helped them escape the capture of the Japanese, and provided them with a large amount of living and military supplies.
Xia Wenyun is such a patriotic hero, he never cares about personal interests, putting the interests of the country in the front.
Even after the victory of the War of Resistance, he never proposed in front of others his contribution to the country during the anti-Japanese period.
Therefore, many years later, there are still many Chinese regard Xia Wenyun as a full-fledged traitor.
It was not until the later years of Xia Wenyun, when Li Zongren wrote about xia Wenyun's deeds in his memoirs, that Xia Wenyun's contributions during China's anti-Japanese period were exposed to the eyes of the world.
epilogue:
When the relevant departments of New China learned that there was such a hero, they immediately sent someone to Dalian to inquire about Xia Wenyun's personal experience.
In the end, they found that these experiences were true, and now Xia Wenyun's heroic deeds had been recorded in the material of Dalian people, and they were begun to be circulated by future generations.