In the war years, being able to pick up a rifle and kill the enemy and defend the country is indeed a very pleasant thing, which is the ideal of many enthusiastic men and women, fighting for lofty faith, fighting for the great motherland.
But under the battlefield, there is also a war that cannot be seen, which is the intelligence station. Those great intelligence officers, who endured humiliation and burdens, were misunderstood and misunderstood, carried insults, and only relied on the faith and great ideals in their hearts to hide their names for decades, giving up everything to achieve victory.
If it is explained that there will be bloody sacrifices in the war of knives and guns, then this invisible war also has countless martyrs who have donated blood to fight and open up. Our present prosperity and prosperity are inseparable from the sacrifices and sacrifices of every revolutionary martyr.
The protagonist we want to talk about today is also a comrade who died on the intelligence battlefield, and his efforts are worthy of eternal remembrance by all future generations, he is Chen Baocang.
Chen Baocang was born in Beijing in 1900, he was born in a large family with many brothers and sisters, in that era of warlords divided and the people were not happy, Chen Baocang was fortunate to read, and after graduating from middle school, he was admitted to the Baoding Military Academy in Hebei Province.
After Chen Baocang graduated in 1923, he entered the unit of General Zhang Fakui, and because of his outstanding performance during his school years, he served in the Wuhan branch of the Central Military Academy until the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japan.
In 1937, after the outbreak of the All-out War of Resistance Against Japan, Chen Baocang has been active in the front line of the anti-Japanese resistance and has made outstanding achievements.
In 1938, he participated in the Battle of Xuancheng, in which he lost his sight by a bomb dropped by a Bomber of the Japanese Army, but after a simple treatment, Chen Baocang continued to devote himself to the front line of the War of Resistance.
In June of the same year, Chen Baocang participated in the Battle of De'an, in which Chen Baocang became famous because he killed one of the great commanders of the Tian Army.
In 1939, Chen Baocang went to the Liangguang area to take charge of the military and administrative affairs of the Liangguang area, during which he came into contact with many communists, learned about advanced Marxism, and deeply recognized that he and many communists became close comrades-in-arms and sincere friends.
From 1940 to 1942, Chen Baocang went to the Sino-Vietnamese border to represent General Zhang Fakui in dealing with some affairs on the Vietnamese side, and at the same time carried out anti-Japanese operations, under his leadership, the local anti-Japanese operations achieved comprehensive victories, repelling The Japanese invasion again and again.
While in Vietnam, Tan Po Cang also became acquainted with Ho Chi Minh, who had been arrested as a leading figure in the Communist Party of Vietnam. Chen Baocang and Zhang Fakui tried everything they could to use a lot of relationships, and finally helped Ho Chi Minh successfully transfer and get out of danger.
Chen Baocang's action was greatly angered by Chiang Kai-shek when he learned of this action, believing that he was suspected of being a communist, and immediately ordered Chen Baocang to be detained and interrogated. However, Chen Baocang was not afraid of the shadow oblique, and the interrogation for more than two years in detention did not produce any results.
By 1945, japan announced its unconditional surrender, and Chen Baocang's interrogation had no results, and Chiang Kai-shek urgently needed a group of talents to go to various places to participate in the ceremony of accepting Japan's unconditional surrender.
Under the recommendation of Chen Cheng, Chen Baocang went to Jiaoji District, Shandong Province to become a receiving commissioner, and at the ceremony of surrender, Chen Baocang was dressed in a military uniform, heroic and tall, which very well demonstrated the style of Chinese soldiers.
At this time, Chen Baocang, with his military attainment and personal courage, regained the trust of Chiang Kai-shek, and also completed the ceremony of Japan's unconditional surrender very well, which paved a good foundation for China to appear on the world stage with a full image.
After the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan, at that time, he felt deep hatred and hatred for the kuomintang's internal acts of corruption, mutual infighting, and constant internal friction, and there was nothing he could do. Chen Baocang was also very disapproving of the civil war launched by Chiang Kai-shek, and he realized that only the Communist Party could bring light and hope to the Chinese people.
So in 1948, Chen Baocang, a General of the Kuomintang, could only take his family to Hong Kong and join the underground Kuomintang Revolution, where he accepted a secret mission, that is, to sneak to Taiwan and contribute to the realization of the comprehensive reunification of the motherland.
Being able to realize the ideals of his youth and the comprehensive reunification of the motherland, Chen Baocang said that this task was glorious and arduous, and he gladly accepted it and immediately left for Taiwan.
After arriving in Taiwan, Chen Baocang was appointed as a senior staff officer of the Kuomintang Ministry of National Defense, and with his status, he was always able to deliver some news at the first time.
Unfortunately, less than a year after lurking, Chen Baocang was arrested and imprisoned for the betrayal of his comrades. At that time, a traitor appeared in the party, revealing a lurking list of more than 1,800 people. The Kuomintang went to arrest them one by one according to Tu Suoji.
Originally, Chen Baocang's name did not appear on the list, but he was eventually arrested and imprisoned and eventually killed.
It turned out that when the Kuomintang were arresting everywhere, a hand-copied newspaper was found in the home of one of the lurkers, and the handwriting on it and Chen Baocang's handwriting were very imaginative.
After going back to compare, I found that it was written by Chen Baocang, so it was exposed. Chen Baocang was executed by the Kuomintang in 1950 and bravely took justice.
Later, his ashes were transferred back to the mainland by church people in Hong Kong. In 1952, Chairman Mao personally signed a certificate awarding Chen Baocang the title of martyr.
Chen Baocang's life was frank and innocent, and he sacrificed himself in pursuit of justice and ideals, and he died a good death.