The Military Command Bureau can produce many interesting nicknames, such as "Thirteen Taibao", "Three Giants of Military Unification", etc., and there is also a nickname "One Dai Sanmao" that is not well known, of which "Dai" refers to Dai Kasa, and one of the "Three Mao" refers to Mao Sen.
Mao Sen was dignified in appearance and had good features, and people who did not know would never associate him with a secret agent, but Mao Sen was very vicious in his heart; when he was serving in the Military Command Bureau, he did not know how much patriot's blood was stained on his hands, because he killed people like hemp, helped old Chiang sweep away countless obstacles, and was known as a giant of military command in the Kuomintang, but those who feared him and hated him were called "Mao Bone Sensen." It can be seen that he carries many lives. I don't know if it was guilty, Mao Sen, whose original name was Mao Shansen, removed the word "good" from his name.
When the Kuomintang was still ruling the mainland, Mao Sen never went out of the field of secret service work, he had always been committed to the sabotage of the Communist Party, because of his diligence and ability, he was deeply valued by Chiang Kai-shek, so that when he fled to Taiwan, Chiang Kai-shek still took him with him.
Shortly after the Kuomintang retreated to Taiwan, Chiang Kai-shek regained power in Taiwan, and at this time the two major secret service agencies of military unification and central unification ceased to exist and were replaced by a newly established Political Action Committee with a total of five leaders: Chiang Ching-kuo, Mao Renfeng, Tang Zhong, Tao Yifan, and Mao Sen.
They continue to engage in espionage in an attempt to destabilize peace on the mainland. Among them, Mao Sen looked down on Chiang Ching-kuo, believing that Chiang Ching-kuo was just a hairy boy who relied on his father to ascend to the throne, and was not worthy of working with himself, an old man who had been in the battlefield for a long time and had rich work experience. Therefore, he often quarreled with Chiang Ching-kuo, and he would never let him interfere in his own work. However, Chiang Kai-shek intended to train Chiang Ching-kuo as his successor, so the core of the action committee began to shift to Chiang Ching-kuo. However, Mao Sen still did not understand current affairs, never paid attention to Chiang Ching-kuo's instructions, and even deliberately embarrassed Chiang Ching-kuo.
Over time, Chiang Ching-kuo and Mao Sen were intolerable, and Mao Sen relied on his status as a Kuomintang elder, relied on the old man and sold the old man, and would not cooperate to the end. Chiang Ching-kuo's wings grew stronger and he began to plan to get rid of Mao Sen, and he first made up a reason for Mao Sen to give up his power. Mao Sen of course refused, which caught Chiang Ching-kuo's scheme, and chiang Ching-kuo moved out of his father and wanted Mao Sen for offending his superiors and resisting the surrender of power.
Mao Sen, who had been working for Chiang Kai-shek all his life, had no place to stay in Taiwan at this moment, and had to flee to the United States, at which time Mao Sen suddenly repented and saw the true face of the Kuomintang. In his later years, Mao Sen was already a patriotic overseas Chinese compatriot, and he also returned to China to see the appearance of the motherland.