During the period of your life-and-death War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation, our Party produced a number of outstanding workers on the secret front, who were born into death in the crisis-ridden white ruling areas, who made indelible contributions to the revolutionary cause, who were called "red agents" or "people who walk on the tip of the knife".
When it comes to "red agents," everyone naturally thinks of Li Kenong, Luo Changqing, Xiong Xianghui, and other well-known spy heroes of our party. What is less known is that among these excellent "red agents", there is one agent whose identity is extremely special, and he is Chiang Kai-shek's son-in-law, Lu Jiuzhi.
On December 1, 1927, Chiang Kai-shek and Soong Mei-ling held a grand and grand wedding at the Majestic Hotel in Shanghai. On the same day, the well-known Shanghai media "Declaration" simultaneously published two important news: one was the marriage of Chiang And Song, and the other was that Chiang Kai-shek and his wife Chen Jieru announced their divorce.
Chiang Kai-shek and his wife Chen Jieru lived together for many years, never had children, and adopted a daughter through legal procedures, named Jiang Yaoguang. After Chiang Kai-shek and Chen Jieru divorced, Jiang Yaoguang's daughter took her mother's surname and changed her name to Chen Yaoguang, but Chiang Kai-shek has always loved this daughter who is not related by blood.
After Chen Yaoguang grew up, he was generous and generous, and because of this relationship with his father Chiang Kai-shek, he was anxious to spoil his mother Chen Jieru on personal issues. Later, through the introduction, Chen Yaoguang and Lu Jiuzhi, a Hunan native, met and fell in love, and subsequently, Lu Jiuzhi naturally became Chiang Kai-shek's dragon-riding son-in-law. Chen Jieru was quite satisfied with the personable son-in-law Lu Jiuzhi and presented Lu Jiu with a precious gold watch, and this gold watch was presented to Chiang Kai-shek by Borodin, the representative of the Communist International, during the first Kuomintang-Communist cooperation, which shows that Chiang Kai-shek was also quite satisfied with his son-in-law riding the dragon.
In 1902, Lu Jiuzhi was born in Changsha, Hunan Province, to a large bureaucratic and large landlord family, with a very privileged family and a good education from an early age.
After graduating from the Mechanical Department of Hangzhou Jiazhong Industrial School, Lu Jiuzhi came to the metropolis of Shanghai and co-founded the "Shaodun Motor Company" with Cai Shuhou, an outstanding underground worker in the early days of the Communist Party of China.
Under the subtle influence of Cai Shuhou, Lu Jiuzhi was deeply attracted by communist ideas. Later, he was fortunate enough to get acquainted with the famous Communist Party members Yun Daiying and Qu Qiubai, and under the influence and influence of their ideas, Lu Jiuzhi longed for communism even more and threw himself into the torrent of the vigorous revolution.
In the spring of 1927, introduced by Xu Meikun, a member of the Communist Party of China and chairman of the Shanghai Printing Federation of Trade Unions, Lu Jiuzhi secretly joined the secretariat of the Shanghai Federation of Trade Unions and worked around Comrades Zhou Enlai and Zhao Shiyan.
Shortly thereafter, on the eve of the Kuomintang's "April 12" coup d'état, the Shanghai Federation of Trade Unions set up a headquarters for the third armed uprising at the Zhabei Huzhou Guild Hall, and held several meetings to study the uprising, in which Lu Jiuzhi participated.
On the night of April 12, Nationalist troops surrounded the Huzhou Guild Hall. In the chaos, Lu Jiuzhi escaped over the wall, luckily escaping the disaster, but temporarily lost contact with the organization and then turned to underground activities.
After going through countless hardships, Lu Jiuzhi finally found the underground party organization, accepted the entrustment of the underground party organization, and used his special status to break into the "Trade Union Unification Committee" headed by The big hooligans Chen Qun and Yang Hu in Shanghai, and served as an officer of the Investigation Bureau.
In the great Shanghai shrouded in white terror, Lu Jiuzhi resolutely and resolutely applied to the party organization to join the party. Zhou Enlai thought about it for a long time and said to him: The Communist Party welcomes you very much, but you can play a greater role outside the Party. Lu Jiuzhi understands the great righteousness, and also understands that he can use his special identity and indeed do his work better outside the party.
Lu Jiuzhi always remembered Zhou Enlai's entrustment to him, worked hard and complained about the underground work in Shanghai, brilliantly completed one dangerous and glorious task after another, and successively rescued Chen Geng, Xiang Zhongfa and other leaders of our party.
In January 1930, the Kuomintang reactionaries became aware of Lu Jiuzhi's underground work, and in desperation, Lu Jiuzhi was forced to flee to Japan.
After coming to Japan, in order to unite the forces of progressive students studying in Japan, Lu Jiuzhi, Liao Chengzhi and others organized a revolutionary group, a "reading club", to vigorously promote revolutionary ideas among young students.
In 1932, with the approval of the Party organization, Lu Jiuzhi and Cai Shuhou secretly joined the Far Eastern Intelligence Bureau of the Communist International, under the leadership of Comrade Tekke Wu Kejian of the Central Committee of our Party, and under the leadership of Sorge, Walden and others of the Far Eastern Intelligence Bureau of the Communist International. As head of the Tokyo station of the Far Eastern Intelligence Bureau, Riku his main task was to gather important intelligence on Japanese militarism.
During his time in Japan, Under the cover of his colleagues, Riku Hisayuki risked nine deaths to secretly sneak into the Ueno Library in Japan and secretly took a map of the Japanese military fortress, at the same time, he also obtained a large amount of important information from the Japanese military and political circles through the help of the Japanese Communist Party. Later, these confidential information were secretly brought back to China by Cai Shuhou, the head of the Shanghai station at that time.
After that, by chance, Lu Jiuzhi smoothly entered the Chinese Embassy in Japan as a research specialist, and collected more confidential information by means of engaging in data translation.
After the outbreak of the "9/18" incident, Lu Jiuzhi temporarily left Japan and returned to his motherland.
After that, in the name of the special correspondent of the "Declaration" in Tokyo, he interviewed the well-known General Zhang Xueliang, and successfully passed on a large amount of important information to Zhang Xueliang under the pretext of interviewing.
Uncle Cai Hou
After the outbreak of the All-out War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Lu Jiuzhi withdrew to the motherland along with the Chinese Embassy in Japan.
In 1938, through the introduction of Xu Shiying, Lu Jiuzhi successfully entered the "Shanghai Station of the Institute of International Studies" of the Kuomintang and engaged in intelligence work under Wang Aisheng, a secret agent of military unification.
As a commissioner in Chongqing, Lu Jiuzhi frequently traveled back and forth between Shanghai and Chongqing, sending important information back to Chongqing many times. At the same time, this information was also skillfully passed on by Lu Jiuzhi to the hands of the party organization, including important information such as the Japanese fascists' preparations for a sneak attack on Yichang in May 1940.
Taking advantage of chiang kai-shek's son-in-law's prominent status and seniority in studying and working in Japan, Lu Jiuzhi became acquainted with many Japanese military figures, including kimura Shigeru, a military attaché of the Japanese naval attaché's military attaché. These supplies are continuously transported to the Liberated Areas.
After years of working inside the "heart" of Japanese fascism, Lu Jiuzhi was unfortunately arrested by the Japanese gendarmerie in the process of rescuing underground party member Liu Yong and others. In his cell, Riku was tortured by the Japanese gendarmes, but he was unyielding and tight-lipped. Later, with the help of many Japanese "friends", Lu Jiuzhi was released on bail.
In 1949, the People's Liberation Army annihilated the effective forces of the Kuomintang army with the momentum of destruction and decay, and the rule of the Kuomintang government was in danger, and the building would fall, and it would become the end of the crossbow.
At this time, Lu Jiuzhi received instructions from the underground party of the Communist Party of China to plot against Tang Enbo, a second-ranking general of the Kuomintang Army and a "little Zhuge Ge", but at this time, Tang Enbo was somewhat stubborn and unsuccessful.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Lu Jiuzhi served as a member of the Shanghai Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, the general representative and chairman of the board of directors of the Hong Kong Yuanliu Printing and Publishing Company of the American Source Stream Publishing House.
On February 12, 2008, Lu Jiuzhi died in Shanghai at the age of 106.
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