During the war years, spies were extremely active, using their excellent camouflage skills to travel from country to country, spying on state secrets to hand over to their employers. China suffered greatly from this, so after the founding of New China, China began a vigorous espionage purging activity, and many hidden spies and lawbreakers were successively arrested by the state and imprisoned. Among these spies, there is also an 81-year-old Jilin farmer, who was immediately executed after he was arrested and arrested.
His name was Liu Yutian, and Liu Yutian, who was born in a landlord family in Dalian, Jilin Province, was arrogantly raised by his parents and became a clumsy boy who did many evil deeds, and did not do anything serious all day long. As a person with a very poor sense of morality, after the Sino-Japanese War, he clearly realized the weakness of China, so he and his father threw themselves into the Japanese and became traitors. They became a Japanese spy named Zheng Yongchang, who obeyed his orders and did many things to betray the country.
Especially after the Japanese army invaded Dalian, he was very excited and respectfully went to the city gate to welcome the arrival of the Japanese army. At the same time, Liu Yutian also used his own looting of the people's property to present it to the Japanese army to show his respect. Such a traitor was naturally wanted by the Qing government. As a result, he heard the leaky news and fled to Japan first, saving his life. After that, Japan wanted to occupy the northeast of China, so Liu Yutian, a traitor, must be able to come in handy, so he also followed the army to the northeast and opened the door for the Japanese army.
During his work under the Japanese in northeast China, Liu Yutian received a large amount of wealth rewards from the Japanese army, and naturally he was more dedicated to doing things. Later, after the outbreak of the Pacific War, he even used his savings to buy two aircraft to support Japan, which caused the anger of the people. In the end, after the end of the War of Resistance Against Japan, Liu Yutian, who learned of his fate, escaped before the arresting soldiers arrived, and finally in 1951, although he had become an 81-year-old farmer, he was still imprisoned.