Every time we talk about "traitors," we feel indignant, and it is really repugnant that those traitors have betrayed their country and compatriots in a conscience for their personal interests, causing their compatriots to be persecuted. If it were not for these traitors, our people would not have suffered so much, but fortunately, under the heroic resistance of our soldiers, they succeeded in driving out the invaders, and those traitors were punished accordingly. However, not all traitors are hateful, and although one traitor has helped the Japanese army, he has also made a lot of contributions to China.
This person is Xia Wenyun, who was born in a wealthy family and loved to read since childhood, so his grades have always been very good, and he was later admitted to the Hiroshima Higher Normal School in Japan with excellent results. After graduation, Xia Wenyun was once again admitted to Techido University in Japan and became a graduate student. Because he lives in Japan all year round, Xia Wenyun speaks Japanese very well and is very familiar with Japan, so when he got his master's degree, many companies threw olive branches to him, but Xia Wenyun did not move, but chose to return to his hometown Dalian.
After returning to Dalian, Xia Wenyun became a professor at a local university and lived a dull life. Unfortunately, this life did not last long, and after Japan launched a war of aggression against China, Shenyang soon fell. His university had to move to Beijing. But for various reasons, Xia Wenyun did not go to Beijing, and he once stayed at home doing nothing after losing his job. At this time, Xia Wenyun thought that he was good at Japanese, and at this time Shenyang had been occupied by the Japanese, so he decided to work for the Japanese.
At the recommendation of a friend, Xia Wenyun was favored by the Japanese army and became a translator for Japanese officers and Chiying II. At that time, China was still in civil war and the country was in chaos, so he and Zhiying Ii took this opportunity to incite the local forces at that time, Li Zongren and Chiang Kai-shek, to confront each other. In order to facilitate the conversation, He Zhiying Er would take Xia Wenyun with him every time and let him be responsible for the translation. As he came and went, Li Zongren noticed the young man who worked for the Japanese army.
Li Zongren secretly observed Xia Wenyun and found that he had clear eyes, was a decent person, and did not look like a traitor at all, but he was willing to work for the Japanese army for some reason. So Li Zongren deliberately found an opportunity to test Xia Wenyun. And it was this time of temptation that Li Zongren successfully got a good anti-Japanese helper. It turned out that Xia Wenyun did not want to work for the Japanese army, but was forced by life. When he heard Li Zongren ask him if he would like to serve the motherland, he immediately agreed.
So Li Zongren let Xia Wenyun go undercover, ostensibly continuing to work as an interpreter for the Japanese army, and secretly helping our army collect Japanese intelligence. Xia Wenyun agreed with a full mouth and said that he did not want any reward. Since then, Xia Wenyun has continued to work as a Japanese translator while secretly providing Japanese intelligence to our army. This information not only reduced our country's losses a lot, but also enabled our army to achieve many victories. For example, in the Battle of Taierzhuang, Xia Wenyun provided a very important piece of information, so that our army accurately grasped the movement of the Japanese army, thus achieving a comprehensive victory.
Xia Wenyun's undercover work continued until the end of the War of Resistance, and when the Japanese army surrendered and withdrew, Xia Wenyun was arrested and sentenced to nearly because of his status as a "traitor", but was later released because he was released on bail by Li Zongren. Throughout, he never mentioned his identity as an undercover agent. When he was released from prison, he felt that it was difficult to stay in China, so he left China with his family and went to Japan to settle down.
For Xia Wenyun's contribution to China's War of Resistance, the most clear is Li Zongren. Later, he said in his memoirs that Xia Wenyun risked his life to collect intelligence for our army, all because he had a patriotic heart, and he did not accept any remuneration, nor did he mention his own merits, but was willing to be an unsung hero, and he was indispensable in the War of Resistance.
In fact, there are many unsung heroes like Xia Wenyun, who have made great contributions to the motherland, but they never mention their own merits, but silently dedicate. As sons and daughters of China, we must not forget the contributions made by these unsung heroes, and it is precisely because of them that we have such a beautiful motherland.