As we all know, China's modern history is written in blood and sweat, which is full of humiliation and numbness, unwillingness and resistance. It is precisely because of their resistance that China is now brilliant and rich. For the survival of the nation, for the independence of the country, there are too many heroes who have shed their blood and sweat.
Some of them are buried on the battlefield, wrapped in ma ge; some are struggling in the cultural circles to protect national treasures; some are haunted in dark corners, doing underground work with a danger factor no less than that of the front-line battlefield, just in exchange for useful information, they have a common name - undercover.
They are on the brink of life and death, always worried. Long-term mental pressure and the material temptation of the enemy have caused some of them to retreat, and even defect. The CCP once had an undercover defector who confessed his identity to his boss, but he did not expect that his boss was also an undercover ccp.
Groups of agents
"Secret Agents" are actually a class of soldiers, but they are different from soldiers who fight on the front line. The front-line soldiers are facing the enemy's guns and bullets, while the agents are faced with strange hearts and ubiquitous open guns and dark arrows.
In recent years, spy dramas have emerged in an endless stream, and the situation of the agents has also been well reflected in them. They must always raise the spirit of the twelve points, for the sake of the task, when necessary they need to oppress their compatriots with the enemy in good conscience, and even kill their former comrades with their own hands.
In the enemy's base camp, they may also encounter friends, but even friends need to be on constant alert, because their belief in their hearts is the liberation of the Chinese nation, not to cling to the enemy to live a so-called stable life. In order to successfully obtain the information that the organization wants and pass it on safely, the methods and locations of the agents are also endless.
They are like a sharp dark arrow, usually hidden in the darkness, lurking in the enemy's colorful environment, only to launch at a critical moment, killing in one fell swoop. Their names are little known, and they are generally known by their code names.
So their names will not be on the monument to success, but once exposed, the enemy's interrogation room is full of their blood. But even if the torture intensifies, they still grit their teeth, just for the faith in their hearts and the cause of not knowing success or failure. This is the horde of agents, a group of aces hiding in the dark.
Undercover contacts between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party
China is undoubtedly a country that has played undercover culture very skillfully. Throughout the ages, there have been too many unknown undercover agents active in the political arena, and they have continuously transmitted intelligence to their own camps, and even determined the direction of the war situation to a certain extent.
In modern times, the undercover group is still active, but at this time, the undercover direction is not only the invaders but also the Kuomintang reactionaries. When Chiang Kai-shek retreated to Taiwan, he even expressed the feeling that "no one in the world knows the Communist Party."
In fact, in the beginning, Chiang Kai-shek also sent many agents to lurk in our army, so that many people with lofty ideals were persecuted. So the tit-for-tat drama slowly opened.
In 1927, Chiang Kai-shek launched a counter-revolutionary coup d'état on the way to the Northern Expedition and began to massacre the Communists on a large scale, and many outstanding comrades lost their lives in this coup, leaving only a name known to those close to him. This coup d'état led to the defeat of the Northern Expedition and the failure of the first cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communists.
In this counter-revolutionary coup, our Party lost a very large number of outstanding personnel, which dealt a great blow to our Party. And after the blow is reflection and counterattack. After this heavy blow, our party cadres concluded after discussion that it was because we did not have our own talents within the Kuomintang, which led to passive acceptance when the enemy had some action, and could not take the initiative to respond to the enemy or make early plans.
So "Turko" was formed, and a secret service organization appeared in our Party. It is said that when the comrades heard about this department at that time, many members of the underground party joined the local secret service organization. They lurked in it, not only to pass on intelligence, but also to counter the enemy battalion's comrades.
There are even some excellent people who directly lurk around Chiang Kai-shek, monitoring his actions anytime and anywhere, and reporting intelligence to the organization at the first time. They did not flinch in the face of the enemy's open guns and arrows, did not waver in the face of strong material temptations, did not compromise in the face of a variety of cruel torture devices, and persevered to the end for the faith in their hearts and the victory of the Communist Party.
But people are complex, even if one person or group of people is very good, it is a bit of a generalization to think that all of them are excellent. It is true that there is no shortage of people in the undercover camp who can stick to their hearts, but at the same time there is no shortage of people who turn against each other.
The CCP undercover who was plotted against him
Chiang Kai-shek had a team called the Central Bureau of Unification, and Zheng Liankui was in charge, but he was captured by our army during the battle between the two Huai. At that time, our army gave preferential treatment to the prisoners, and did not torture him severely, but chose to subdue people with virtue and conducted some ideological education on him.
After a period of time, Zheng Liankui felt the justice of our army and the purpose of seeking the well-being of the people. So after some struggle, he was successfully rebelled by our army. After that, he returned to the Central Bureau of Statistics and continued to provide important information to our army with the convenience of his position. However, it is not only our army that can do this kind of thing, and the enemy is also very skilled at doing it.
Shortly after Zheng Liankui returned to the Central Bureau of Statistics, a unit chief found him. What is interesting is that this unit commander is also an undercover agent assigned by our army to the enemy army, and has been lurking around them to provide intelligence for our army. However, years of fear caused him to gradually collapse, coupled with the rich material temptations of the Kuomintang, he was rebelled.
So he found Zheng Liankui and confessed to him his identity as an undercover agent. Zheng Liankui was very surprised after listening to it, maybe for such a long time, he had never suspected this person.
But beyond surprise, it was more anger. But even if he was angry, at this time he could only calmly ask him who sent him, whether anyone else knew his identity, who the upper and lower lines were, and so on.
After listening, the chief of the unit replied that a man named Song Xuewu had sent him, and no one knew his identity except himself, and no one except Zheng Liankui and himself knew about today's incident.
This remark undoubtedly made Zheng Liankui breathe a sigh of relief, so he asked the chief of the unit to go back first, and he would report the matter to his superiors and wait for the next step of processing. However, when the chief turned to leave, Zheng Liankui raised his gun and shot him to death.
epilogue
The importance of undercover is self-evident, as the old saying goes, "Know thyself and know thyself, win every battle.". Undercover is an important source of intelligence for our side. But since ancient times, how many people know the true identity of the undercover? And how many undercover agents got the treatment they deserved after the victory and lived the life he once wanted?
After the end of the War of Resistance Against Japan, many undercover personnel whose identities could not be confirmed even died under the guns of their own people. They also worked hard for the liberation of the nation and dedicated their lives to the cause of resistance against Japan, but they did not have the opportunity to enjoy the fruits of victory, but left with a smile of satisfaction. This is undercover, the ace in the dark.
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