Intelligence warfare in the new situation
People often think of spies in movies of mysterious characters who press the telegraph and carry out secret missions. However, with the rapid development of the times, espionage has undergone earth-shaking changes, and their camouflage methods have become more and more sophisticated. Today's spies may be hiding in our lives, doing mundane work, but leaking state secrets behind their backs. With the development of the nationwide espionage operation, a fierce competition called the "Qingnei Ghost War" has begun, and the inner ghosts will have nothing to hide.
Revisit the number of spies
Instead of learning about spies only from film and television works, it is more important to recognize that in the context of rapid technological progress, global intelligence agencies are constantly adjusting their strategies. As a huge target, foreign spies have quietly taken root in this land, and the number is staggering. According to experts in the field, as of 2018, the number of spies in China has reached 110,000, of which more than 60% are Chinese citizens, that is, real "inner ghosts".
In the face of such a huge spy network, one view is that they have already quietly infiltrated all aspects of our lives, like an invisible net that has long surrounded us. Data analysis shows that the spies currently lurking in China are mainly from the United States, Japan and Taiwan, especially Japan has the largest number of spies, Asians are similar in appearance and easier to integrate into daily life.
All-out action: the whole people catch spies
According to public data from the state security department, the number of Japanese spies has been successfully captured has exceeded 20, and the number of cases of illegal geographical investigation has reached 2,000, and nearly 80% of the cases involved are Japanese. At the same time, many Chinese have been bought by foreign forces and have become their eyeliner. Some of these people don't know they've fallen into a crime, others are kept in the dark, and what they do is often just take a picture in a corner.
Foreign intelligence agencies often pose as companies and recruit candidates in the name of collecting big data, asking them to take pictures around. However, these seemingly ordinary photo spots often involve state secrets. This phenomenon is now more common, and has even become unscrupulous. In this wave of espionage, more and more "inner ghosts" have successfully infiltrated key posts in the country.
Qingnei Ghost War
Since the promulgation of the Counter-espionage Law in 2014, China's crackdown on overseas espionage organizations and personnel has intensified, and relevant departments have gained more arrest powers. However, while catching foreign spies, domestic "inner ghosts" have gradually emerged, many of whom are already in high positions. A case in point, Cheng Lei, who works as a host on China International Television, provides classified information to Australia.
Even the media sector was not spared, and Dong Yuyu, a former employee of Guangming Daily, was involved in an intelligence exchange with Japanese diplomats and was eventually arrested by state security organs. Even Li Bin, the ambassador to South Korea, was not spared, and he betrayed national intelligence during his time in South Korea and was subsequently investigated and tried. This series of events clearly shows that in addition to cracking down on foreign spies, it is equally urgent to clean up domestic "inner ghosts". However, with the increase of "internal ghosts", the risks faced by the country are gradually increasing, and foreign forces have also made great efforts behind the scenes in order to infiltrate China.
There is no hiding ghost inside
Since the promulgation of the Counter-espionage Law in 2014, the arrest of espionage has not stopped, and even a whistleblower hotline 12339 has been set up to receive whistleblowing leads. In April this year, the state amended the Counter-espionage Law to further improve the legal framework. The new version of the Counter-espionage Law provides more solid legal support for combating espionage and "inner ghosts", and at the same time makes clearer provisions on espionage behavior, making it easier to identify its identity.
In the past, in some cases involving Chinese citizens suspected of espionage, it was often difficult to reach a conclusion due to insufficient evidence and unclear legal provisions. With the formulation of the new regulations, not only do they provide a more powerful legal weapon for the arrest of foreign spies, but also have clearer legal provisions for the behavior of "inner ghosts"
, providing a more solid legal basis for national security. This means that those "inner ghosts" hidden among the people will eventually be brought to justice, and their crimes will be punished by law. With such legal support, the disguise of the inner ghosts will gradually be revealed, and national security will be more thoroughly guaranteed.
A general review of the current situation
At present, the state security agencies have successfully destroyed the infiltration agencies of many national intelligence organizations in China and arrested a large number of foreign spies. However, the problem of internal ghosts cannot be ignored, and the penetration of foreign forces in various fields continues to deepen, and the situation is becoming more and more serious. Therefore, the arrest of foreign spies and "inner ghosts" is not something that can be achieved overnight, and it is necessary to continue to maintain a high degree of vigilance and take firm measures.
It is foreseeable that under the impetus of the nation's espionage operation, those "inner ghosts" hidden behind the scenes will gradually be exposed. The force of law will provide a solid foundation for cleaning up domestic espionage and provide a guarantee for the country's long-term peace and stability. As China's counter-espionage forces continue to grow, intelligence warfare will enter a new stage, and national security will be further consolidated in the all-round capture of spies and "inner ghosts."
In short, whether it is the infiltration of foreign spies or the threat of domestic "internal ghosts", it is a major challenge to national security. Armed with the law, the state security services will continue to work to combat espionage and protect the country's core interests. The promotion of the nationwide espionage campaign will build a solid fortress for national security, maintain national peace and stability, and create a more prosperous future.
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