In the summer of 1941, the 1st Brigade of the 1st Division of the New Fourth Army successfully arrested a Kuomintang agent named Huang Te. Although it was not unusual to catch a spy during this period, this time the situation was very different from the past.
After Huang Te was taken to the interrogation room, he did not resist in the face of the members of the hoeing department, but said with an anxious expression: "Please don't kill me, I have a secret to expose!" ”
This sudden statement aroused great interest among the members of the hoeing section, who stopped the interrogation and waited for Huang Te's follow-up.
Wong began to tell what he knew, claiming to have a document on a high-level conspiracy within the Kuomintang. According to him, this document revealed the fact that an important figure within the Kuomintang colluded with the Japanese aggressors.
He claimed that this figure not only secretly signed a traitorous treaty with Japan, but also provided intelligence and resources to assist the Japanese army in fighting China's anti-Japanese forces. Such acts betray the country and the people and must be exposed and brought to justice.
Huang provided some details and said he was willing to provide the document to the New Fourth Army in exchange for his own life. He hopes that the New Fourth Army will investigate and confirm the authenticity of this conspiracy and take action.
In the face of Huang Te's statement, the members of the hoeing section were shocked. If this news is true, it will be a major political upheaval that will have a profound impact on the entire situation of the War of Resistance Against Japan.
The New Fourth Army decided to investigate Wong's words and sent capable agents to the location Wong Tei had pointed out to obtain documents. After several days of secret investigation, they finally found conclusive evidence of the document.
The documents reveal a conspiracy called the "Zhongshan Plan," which did involve a Kuomintang high-ranking official who colluded with Japan to betray the anti-Japanese cause. The identity and influence of this man exceeded their imagination, and he was one of the important figures within the Kuomintang.
Faced with this fact, the New Fourth Army moved quickly, handed the document to their superiors and reported this major discovery to the Party Central Committee. Subsequently, the Party Central Committee ordered a comprehensive investigation and took the necessary actions to respond.
However, in the face of Huang Te's testimony and his reference to his superior, Tian Qing, members of the hoeing department began to recall their past observations and doubts about Tian Qing. Recalling a group of student troops recruited from Shanghai at that time, there were indeed some problems with their performance in the troops.
When these students first joined the army, they showed a lot of enthusiasm, but over time, some began to gradually feel uncomfortable with military life. The harsh environment in the countryside and the difficult situation of the war caused them to feel negativity and some cases of departure.
Tian Qing assumed an important position in this student army, serving as the leader of the literary and artistic group, and participated in the cultural work of the First Division. This made the Hoeing Branch more focused on him.
The members of the hoeing section decided to launch an investigation into Tian Qing, and they gathered various clues and evidence to try to find out whether there was a vast network of secret agents. They understand that if the existence of this spy network is confirmed, it will be a huge crisis that could pose a serious threat to the overall security of the New Fourth Army.
In the ensuing investigation, the members of the hoeing department gradually discovered some suspicious signs. They found records of the departure of some student troops, whose whereabouts are unknown, and some of whom had ties to the Kuomintang after leaving.
During the investigation, members of the hoeing section also discovered some secret contacts and suspicious behaviors between Tian Qing and other personnel. These clues are becoming more and more obvious, leading them to believe that what Wat said may be true.
After several days of intense investigation, the members of the hoeing section finally gathered enough evidence to prove the existence of the secret service network. They presented this evidence to the top of the New Fourth Army and reported the findings to the Party Central Committee.
After receiving the report, the Party Central Committee attached great importance to this issue and quickly dispatched a special operation group to the First Division for further investigation and liquidation.
After a period of investigation and operation, the Einsatzgruppen succeeded in destroying the core of the secret service network and arresting many of those involved. Huang Te's arrest made the hoe department realize that Tian Qing may be related to the activities of the secret agents. Although Tian Qing conducted a profound review after returning to the army and explained his situation during his time in Shanghai, the members of the hoeing section remained on high alert.
In order to ensure the safety of the troops, the hoeing section decided to conduct further investigations against Tian Qing. They operate in secret to gather more intelligence and evidence.
During the investigation, the hoeing department found that Tian Qing had frequent contacts with some suspected figures. Although they did not have direct evidence that Tian Qing had colluded with the enemy, this connection was enough to arouse suspicion.
The hoeing department also noticed that Tian Qing's behavior in the army was somewhat abnormal. She showed excessive attention to important decisions and an unusual sensitivity to classified information from the troops.
After months of monitoring and investigation, the Hoeing Section collected enough evidence to prove that Tian Qing was somehow connected to the secret service network.
In order to further confirm Tian Qing's true identity and actions, the hoeing department decided to adopt the method of secret search. They found a batch of suspicious documents and intelligence information at Tian Qing's residence, which further strengthened their suspicions about Tian Qing.
Immediately afterwards, the hoeing department reported their findings to their superiors and made recommendations for Tian Qing's arrest.
After receiving approval, the members of the hoeing section launched a covert operation and successfully arrested Tian Qing.
During the interrogation, Tian Qing confessed his identity and behavior. It turned out that during her departure from the troops, she did have contact with Kuomintang agents and engaged in some sabotage activities. She admits to being part of a network of secret services, but also expresses remorse for her actions.
After re-examination and investigation by the Shanghai underground organization, the hoeing department and Tang Guanghui gradually uncovered the truth of the incident.
It turned out that Huang Te took advantage of the problem of his dream words and deliberately told Tian Qing his origin to guide the confession of Tian Qing and others. He took advantage of Tian Qing's suspicious identity and the vigilance of the hoeing department to create the illusion of a secret service network.
Huang Te did this because he was an undercover agent who had been placed in the army by enemy agents. He was well aware of the suspicion of Tian Qing by the hoeing department, and deliberately provided false clues in order to guide the direction of the investigation and divert suspicions about himself.
This elaborate conspiracy was designed to undermine the military spirit and unity of the First Division of the New Fourth Army and to provide intelligence to the Kuomintang and the Japanese.
When Tang Guanghuan and the members of the Hoeing Section re-examined, they found many doubts and contradictions in the previous interrogation process. Several of those who were forced to confess changed their statements upon the arrival of higher authorities, indicating that their confessions were the result of coercion.
The results of the investigation of the Shanghai underground organization confirmed that the "Truth Group" was a non-governmental spontaneous organization, without any Kuomintang background, and all funds were self-funded, which is completely reliable.
Tang Guanghui realizes that the whole incident is a conspiracy devised by Huang Te to create chaos and mistrust. Huang Te's purpose was to undermine the internal unity of the First Division and plunge the New Fourth Army into a passive and chaotic state.
After learning the truth, Tang Guanghui immediately took action, lifted his control over Tian Qing and others, and launched a comprehensive investigation against Huang Te.
During the investigation, Huang Teo was found to have a large amount of evidence and intelligence related to the enemy, including contact records and coded documents with enemy agents.
Huang Te was eventually identified as a Kuomintang agent whose goal was to break up the resistance of the First Division of the New Fourth Army and disrupt its internal order.
Tang Guanghuan and the hoe gang handed over Huang Te to the military department for further processing.
Conspiracy revealed: Why did Huang Te frame Tian Qing? The truth is shocking!
Huang Te confessed like Tian Qing, and Tian Qing's refusal made Huang Te angry and revenge. He felt that he was snubbed and rejected by Tian Qing, which hurt his self-esteem and majesty in his identity as a secret agent.
Huang Te silently gritted his teeth and vowed to make Tian Qing pay. He was well aware of Tian Qing's status and influence in the army, and if he directly attacked her, he was afraid that it would cause even more trouble. Therefore, he decided to use a more cunning way to frame Tian Qing.
Huang Te secretly made contact with the hostile forces of the First Division. Together, they discussed a plan, hoping to induce, manipulate and fabricate evidence to make Tian Qing look like an internal traitor. They knew that if they successfully linked Tian Qing to spy activities, they would be able to purge her from the inside and have a significant impact on the entire team.
They began plotting, crafting a series of seemingly plausible clues and events. Huang Te and the personnel of the hostile forces secretly arranged to launch an attack on the arsenal at night in an attempt to involve Tian Qing. When the attack occurred, Huang Te deliberately left some items related to Tian Qing to provide a basis for subsequent accusations.
Over time, Wong and his accomplices continued to create tension within the troops. They arranged for some spies to secretly spread rumors and link Tian Qing to espionage, making the soldiers suspicious and distrustful of her.
Huang Te waited patiently behind her back, watching Tian Qing gradually lose her status and trust in the army. She is increasingly accused of being seen as an internal traitor, and although she always insists on her innocence, others have been deluded by the lies woven and can no longer believe her.
Eventually, Tian Qing was arrested by the hoeing department and taken to the interrogation room for interrogation. She defended firmly against the charges, but her voice was insignificant because of the alleged evidence and numerous testimonies. Even if she tries her best to explain, it can't change people's perceptions of her.
Huang Te stood in the crowd, his eyes indifferently watching Tian Qing being escorted away. His former liking has been replaced by a mentality of revenge, and he feels that he has finally received the reward he deserves.
In the end, Wand's suicide makes the whole incident even more confusing, and people begin to suspect that he is hiding more secrets. Everyone was indignant and incomprehensible about Huang Te's behavior of putting all the blame on Tian Qing. But his death made it more difficult to find out the truth.
Tang Guanghui took the incident very seriously, and he quickly launched a comprehensive investigation. By collecting evidence and interrogating relevant personnel, he tried to restore the truth and restore Tian Qing's innocence. After hard work, Tang Guanghuan gradually uncovered the lie woven by Huang Te.
Evidence shows that after his arrest, Huang Te decided to put Tian Qing in danger to cover up his crime. Taking advantage of Tian Qing's care and kindness to him, he fabricated a series of accusations, claiming that Tian Qing was a secret agent and that more than 200 spies were operating internally. His purpose is to make himself appear important in anticipation of special treatment or the opportunity to make meritorious service.
Enraged by Huang Te's betrayal and lies, Tang ordered Huang Te's re-interrogation and demanded severe punishment. However, when people went to prison, they found that Wong had chosen suicide. He ended his life with his belt to escape the impending trial and punishment.
Wongte's suicide has left people even more confused about his true motives and inner state. The reason why he chose to commit suicide may be because he knows that he can no longer escape punishment, and on the other hand, it may also be out of fear of Tang Guanghui. He had been told that Tang Guanghui was a top rival in the intelligence world, which made him realize that his plans were about to be revealed and that he could not escape the punishment of a serious crime.
Although Su Yu later overturned the case of the victims and restored their innocence, the incident still caused serious injuries and losses. The sacrifice of two students, Shi Xing and Tian Daren, as well as the injuries of others, make people deeply regret and grieve. The incident also dealt a major blow to the image and morale of the New Fourth Army.
epilogue
Huang Te's suicide shocked and puzzled people, especially Wang Xinghua, although not life-threatening, but full of dissatisfaction and resentment. He was disappointed by the incident and suffered a huge blow to the morale of the 1st Division of the New Fourth Army. In his opinion, the occurrence of this incident has an indelible impact on the image of the entire organization.
Therefore, Wang Xinghua submitted a request to the higher organization to transfer from the 1st Division, hoping to change the environment and restart his military career. Eventually, he was transferred to the 3rd Division of the New Fourth Army to continue working and began a new military mission.
This incident also attracted Su Yu's great attention. As a senior commander of the New Fourth Army, he personally presided over the review and punishment of members of the hoeing section. Su Yu knew that this incident was a huge blow to the morale of the student army, so he personally communicated with the student army and provided psychological counseling to restore their confidence and morale.
Looking back on the whole incident, Wong's behavior was indeed outrageous. It is fitting to describe him as "a rat poop, a bad pot of good soup". Originally, if Huang Te really confessed his mistakes, he might still have a chance to start over. However, he chose the most harmful way to harm others and himself, brewing a tragedy out of thin air, causing many innocent people to be hurt and sacrificed.
This incident has sounded the alarm for the New Fourth Army and strengthened the prevention and investigation of secret service activities. The organization as a whole has also learned from this and strengthened the training and education of members to prevent similar incidents from happening again. Although the shadow of the incident has not completely dissipated, with Su Yu's efforts, the organization gradually regained stability and unity and continued to move forward.
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