A press conference from the mainland's Foreign Ministry confirmed that a Japanese man had been arrested in China on suspicion of espionage. This espionage profession is mostly seen in film and television dramas, and more than 99% of people in reality basically cannot contact the existence of spies, and it can be said that spies in reality are far deeper than in movies. But I didn't expect to be dug up by the mainland security agencies, the spies were arrested, and the Japanese side, as the wrong party, actually dared to protest why we have captured more and more Japanese spies over the years.
Since before the Sino-Japanese War, Japan has sent many spies to operate in China to find out the various situations of the Beiyang Marine Division; before and after the September 18 Incident, Japanese spies were even more rampant, even if there is no war today, they are still very rampant. Japan's coveting of the mainland comes out of the womb, so it has had a "mission" to the mainland for generations, of course, this is determined by geopolitics, and it is also the "way out" for their islanders, so it is not too much for the mainland to guard against any means.
China and Japan are the great powers of East Asia today, but if you look at history, you can find that Japan has always been the little brother who follows China's ass, in their eyes, China is the Heavenly Dynasty, China is the big brother, and China is the example they learn from. But since Europe discovered the New World, it began to develop rapidly, and the Qing Dynasty and Japan in the East seemed to be in dreams. Neither of the two Opium Wars fully woke up the Qing Dynasty, but at this time Japan had an "abnormal sense of smell", woke up, and began to overtake in curves. After the Meiji Restoration, Japan began to pay attention to the collection of intelligence, and Japanese spies began to flourish in the Qing Dynasty. The Japanese invested heavily in the so-called "espionage cause," but the Qing Dynasty was unaware.
Japanese spies were widely active in China, beginning in 1886 until their withdrawal in 1945, providing a lot of important intelligence for Japan's invasion of China. Although there were many Japanese spies, because the Japanese did a good job of concealment and had so-called serious things to do, the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China government at that time would not be able to grasp the conclusive handle for a while and a half, so they did not control it well. At that time, many Japanese used the identities of merchants, scholars, teachers, expatriates, doctors, etc. as a cover to go deep into the Chinese mainland, collude with local gentry officials, and collect various types of intelligence to submit to the military. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the mainland severely cracked down on this kind of espionage operation of spying on intelligence, and these years have been much better. But it has not completely eliminated the "rats" that lurk inside us from abroad.
From this capture of spies, it can be seen that in fact, spies are everywhere, it is possible to be around themselves do not know, some of them on the Internet through the network to tempt some people to sell secrets, and some people can not withstand the temptation, and finally with foreign spies for adultery, these years captured spies are indeed a lot, are some groups that can contact confidential documents, ordinary people are not included in the scope of spies at all, only people who contact secrets can provide useful documents to spies, so spies are not much around ordinary people. There are more people around the contact with confidential groups. According to the mainland's "Measures for Rewarding Citizens for Reporting Clues of Espionage", a maximum reward of 500,000 yuan can be awarded for reporting espionage.
Hostile forces have never relaxed their infiltration, subversion and sabotage activities against the mainland. Some people think that espionage is a story in a television novel, but in fact, through several espionage cases exposed by the media in recent years, it fully illustrates the harmfulness of espionage and must arouse the high vigilance of the broad masses of the people. Safeguarding national security is everyone's responsibility!