In order to successfully carry out the intelligence search mission, Zheng Pingru circumvented between the high-ranking officials of the Japanese Kou, committed himself to Kou, bent on pleasure, and sacrificed his personal beauty in exchange for state sentiments, not only had no fame and profit, but also because of his contacts with the Japanese Kou traitors, his family was spurned and despised by the township, the family was humiliated, and the lintel was blind, but Zheng Pingru had no remorse, and ignored the short and long stream, and such sentiments were absolutely not something that the secular people could do. "Exemplary Intelligence Figures"
During the Republic of China period, a couple of men and women fell in love with each other and made a promise of life, and the two people who looked like langcai and women were a beautiful landscape on the beach.
The male is the tall and mighty Wang Hanxun, who served as the captain of the Air Force of the Nationalist Government after graduating from the 2nd Flight Section of the Central Aviation School; the female is the modern girl Zheng Pingru, who is a famous lady in Shanghai, because she is young and beautiful and has also appeared on the cover of the most influential "Liangyou Pictorial" in Shanghai.
Two people should have had a peaceful and stable life. However, when the country was in trouble, the iron hooves of the Japanese invaders wantonly trampled on the great rivers and mountains of the mainland, countless sons and daughters of China were tragically poisoned by the Japanese, and the Chinese nation reached the point of life and death.
Two people with a passion for blood decided to postpone the wedding to save the country,
The two men had an agreement to marry after the victory of the War of Resistance
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Wang Hanxun piloted a fighter plane and repeatedly engaged the enemy in short-term battles in the air; Zheng Pingru became a central unification agent, circling between high-ranking Japanese and pseudo-officials to obtain intelligence.
The two people are worried about each other, both waiting for the victory of the War of Resistance, waiting for the day of the wedding.
But the war was brutal, and before the victory of the war, the lovers fell one after another. In 1940, Zheng Pingru was secretly executed by Agent No. 76 after his failed assassination of Ding Mo Estate, and on August 7, 1944, Wang Hanxun was martyred while on a military mission in Hengshan, Hunan.
For the sake of this country, for the sake of this nation, they sacrificed their beautiful love and their precious lives.
We should remember these heroic souls who calmly died and lived for the victory of the revolution.
Zheng Pingru was a famous lady in Shanghai during the Republic of China, with a solid family and a beautiful birth. Her identity is special.
She is of mixed Chinese and Japanese descent. Her mother, Hanako Kimura (later renamed Cheng Huajun), was born into a prominent family in Nagoya, Japan, and was a typical traditional Japanese woman who taught her son. His father, Zheng Yu, was very patriotic and joined the League very early, and the Nationalist government introduced him in the commendation order
"Comrade Zheng Cheng lived in Shanghai, secretly directed underground operations, and ordered his eldest daughter Pingru to carry out hoe rape, and was later attacked by the enemy's pseudo-poisoners. ”
Zheng Pingru's father, Zheng Yu, studied at Hosei University in Japan at the end of the Qing Dynasty, and met Hanako Kimura and married her during his studies. Hanako Kimura is kind and virtuous, and after marriage, she married and taught her children at home. Because her husband is also in love with China, he has always been very supportive of his daughter's act of saving the country.
After her death, Chiang Kai-shek once wrote a four-character elegy for her handwriting, "Teaching Loyalty and Propriety."
Born in Nagoya, Japan in 1918, Zheng spent her childhood in Japan until she returned to Shanghai with her mother when she was eleven. Although Zheng Pingru has Japanese blood, under the influence of her father, she especially loves her motherland China.
When the 128 Incident broke out in 1932, the Japanese invaders attacked Shanghai, and the people of Shanghai and the 19th Route Army fought against the Japanese invaders.
Zheng Pingru hated the atrocities of the Japanese invaders, and she not only wrote and performed her own anti-Japanese dramas, but also spent money to print many leaflets to publicize the anti-Japanese resistance, and also bought a lot of condolences to go to the front line to comfort the anti-Japanese soldiers and take care of the wounded soldiers.
Wang Hanxun
Zheng Pingru studied at Shanghai North Middle School, Datong Middle School, Minguang Middle School and Shanghai Law and Politics College. Zheng Pingru is beautiful, intelligent and studious, and has also appeared on the cover of Shanghai's most influential "Liangyou Pictorial", so she is called "campus star" by teachers and classmates.
Such a woman naturally got the admiration of many people, and she also had her favorite person, the lover was Wang Hanxun, a pilot of the Nationalist Army, and Wang Hanxun was a classmate of her eldest brother Zheng Haicheng when he was studying at the Central Aviation School for a short time.
The two fell in love with each other and planned to have a wedding in Hong Kong in the autumn of 1937. On July 7, 1937, the Japanese invaders launched the Lugou Bridge Incident, and the War of Resistance Against Japan broke out in full swing.
When the country was in trouble, they stepped forward with enthusiasm. Wang Hanxun himself was a pilot, and naturally he was on the front line to resist Japan. Zheng Pingru actively supported the War of Resistance, and in addition to donating money and materials, she also helped her fiancé Wang Hanxun to visit and comfort the families of comrades who died in the battle against enemy aircraft.
Zheng Pingru and her lover Wang Hanxun exchanged photos, which is their inscription after the photos
On November 11, 1937, Wang Hanxun came to bid farewell to Zheng Pingru, and he received a military order to withdraw west.
The two men hugged each other tightly and agreed to hold a wedding after the success of the war. Wang Hanxun left a recent full-body photo of Zheng Pingru, and the back of the photo reads:
"To my dearest one, Pingru... you! ”
Zheng Pingru also sent him a photo, and the back of the photo read
"Dearest Han Xun, your Ping Ru." ”
Unfortunately, this time it was a farewell between the two.
Wang Hanxun piloted a fighter plane and fought with the enemy in the air, and he had been looking forward to the wedding with his lover Zheng Pingru. In the spring of 1939, Wang Hanxun wrote several letters to Zheng Pingru to discuss the wedding in Hong Kong. Zheng Pingru told him that the wedding would be held after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War.
At this time, Zheng Pingru had actually joined the Central Unification and formally engaged in intelligence work.
After the Songhu War, Shanghai was already a occupied area, and the nationalist military government urgently needed someone to break into the heart of the enemy, and Zheng Pingru was the best candidate.
Zheng Pingru is young, beautiful, cultured, and fluent in Japanese, and has contacts with high-level Japanese figures in his family.
The most important thing is that Zheng Pingru is very patriotic and willing to throw away his head and spill his blood for the sake of the War of Resistance.
In 1937, Zheng Pingru joined the Central Unification under the introduction of Ji Xizong, the commissioner of the Central Unification in Shanghai, and began to engage in intelligence work. She worked among high-ranking Japanese officials and became an interpreter and announcer for the Onodera agency of the Japanese Kou, and gained a lot of information.
Zheng Pingru once put Japanese Prime Minister Fumimaro Konoe's son Konoe Fumiro, who studied at the East Asian Literary Academy in Shanghai, but because of the consideration of all parties, the headquarters asked her to "release people";
Zheng Pingru was the first person on the list to predict Wang Jingwei's defection.
She received in advance the intelligence that Wang Jingwei wanted to defect to the enemy, and twice secretly reported to Chongqing, hoping that the headquarters would take action to stop it, but she did not get Shangfeng's attention. On December 29, 1938, Wang Jingwei publicly published a "Yan Telegram" of surrendering to Japan in Hanoi, Vietnam, and everyone exclaimed that Zheng Pingru's intelligence was accurate.
The traitors Ding Mo Estate and Li Shiqun set up a secret service organization No. 76 in Shanghai to wantonly massacre anti-Japanese progressives. Tin Mok Estate is the Director of No. 76 and the eradication of Tin Mo Estate has become a top priority. Zheng Pingru received an order from the Central Command to do everything possible to get rid of Ding Mo Estate.
Zheng Pingru was young and beautiful, and soon attracted the attention of the lustful Ding Mo Estate, and the two began to communicate. Zheng Pingru conspired with people and once tried to assassinate Ding Mo Estate in coffee shops, in front of his own house and in siberian leather goods stores in Jing'an Temple, but was evaded by the cunning Ding Mo Estate.
After the failed assassination of Ding Mo Estate by the leather goods store, Zheng Pingru was also exposed. The headquarters asked Zheng Pingru to leave Shanghai, but she went it alone, still insisting on the task of assassinating Ding Mo Estate, and was captured by Ding Mo Estate in 76.
Zheng Pingru's older brother Zheng Haicheng
Zheng Pingru's father, Zheng Yu, was on the list of abductors from the Japanese invaders. The Japanese puppet leaders have repeatedly invited Zheng Yu to serve as the minister of the pseudo-justice department that is under construction, but they have all been rejected by Zheng Yu on the grounds of illness.
After Zheng Pingru was arrested, these people felt that the opportunity had come and hoped that Zheng Cheng would take up a pseudo-position in exchange for their daughter's freedom. Zheng Cheng refused, and he pretended not to care
"I have so many children, I don't care less!" ”
In February 1940, Zheng Pingru was shot three times in the body, and Xiang Yuyu died at the age of 22. Zheng Pingru said a sentence when she was sacrificing:
"Help, hit it accurately, and don't ruin the face that I have always cherished."
Zheng Pingru did not reveal that she was an intelligence officer of the "Central Unification" until she was executed, and she repeatedly said that she killed Ding Mo Estate for love. The "Thorn Ding Case" once caused a sensation in Shanghai, but many people think that it is a matter of wind and snow.
It was not until Taiwan's Military Intelligence Bureau recognized Zheng Pingru's identity as a secret agent, and her tablet was enshrined in the Martyrs' Shrine, that everyone knew that Zheng Pingru died for the War of Resistance.
After Zheng Pingru's sacrifice, his father Zheng Yu, who said that he did not care, was actually grief-stricken, and his condition worsened after suffering from stomach cancer, and he ended up holding a grudge in 1941. Zheng Pingru's older brother, Zheng Haicheng, was an Air Force pilot who died in an air battle to defend Chongqing on January 19, 1944.
Zheng Ping's home can be said to be full of loyal martyrs.
On January 5, 1966, Zheng Pingru's mother, Hanako Kimura (later renamed Zheng Huajun), died of illness in Taipei. In recognition of her profound righteousness, Chiang Kai-shek personally inscribed the four-character elegy of "teaching loyalty and moderation."
The "teaching loyalty and propriety" of the banner
Wang Hanxun burst into tears after learning the bad news of Zheng Pingru's sacrifice, and he choked up
"I don't want her to die, I'd rather she change her mind and not fall in love, and I hope she lives well." ”
Wang Hanxun never found a girlfriend again, and his air team had weekly parties with girls in Chengdu's Huaxiba University District, and he rarely participated.
Wang Hanxun participated in the Battle of Songhu and the Battle of Wuhan, and was also a hero in opening up the Hump Route, and finally unfortunately died while performing his mission. On June 22, 1944, the Defense of Hengyang broke out. This was the most tragic battle for the city in the later stages of the War of Resistance Against Japan. In August, the 10th Army, which was struggling to hold Hengyang, was almost exhausted, and the generals hoped that the air force could drop grain and grass ammunition in the air and fight the Japanese army for the last time.
Wang Hanxun personally led the plane to airdrop grain and grass ammunition, but when he was on duty, he encountered thunderous and lightning weather. On August 7, 1944, the plane crashed in Hengshan, Hunan Province, crashing into the lofty mountains, killing all six crew members, including Wang Hanxun.
When the country is in trouble, Wang Hanxun and Zheng Pingru, a pair of young lovers, stepped forward.
They sacrificed their beautiful love for the war of resistance, and their lives were forever frozen in the most precious years of life, which made people admire and move...
Believing that they are reunited in heaven,
I must live a happy and stable life.
Salute to all the heroes!!!