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In April 1938, Japan established a diplomatic outlet in China, headed by Eiichi Iwai, deputy consul general of the consulate general in Shanghai, called the "Iwai Mansion". The agency's activities in Shanghai include politics, intelligence, culture and armament, which are covered by four departments. This building, which is the former site of the Iwai Mansion, carries the secret activities of that year.
However, the building is inextricably linked to Yuan Shu, a Chinese red spy. At that time, Yuan Shu's rising status in the Central Unification attracted the attention of Eiichi Iwai. Iwai Eiichi realized that Chinese had a unique advantage in intelligence gathering, so he decided to approach Yuan Shu. The two gradually established contact, and eventually, Iwai Eiichi offered to pay Yuan Shu a monthly "communication fee" of 200 yuan, which was actually the cost of purchasing intelligence.
Yuan Shu reported this opportunity to the Central Special Branch and received their support. Wu was also informed of the plan, and he excitedly agreed to the deal. Yuan Shu became a "triple spy", providing intelligence to the Kuomintang, Japanese secret services, and the Central Special Branch.
With the accurate and timely transmission of intelligence, Yuan Shu's status in the Central Unification rapidly increased. He became famous in Shanghai, and even the Qing Gang extended an olive branch to him. In May 1934, Yuan Shu received a call from a special friend inviting him to become the apprentice of Shanghai youth gang boss Jin Rong. This opportunity means that Yuan Shu's status in the Qing Gang will be equal to Jin Rong.
After becoming Cao Youshan's disciple, Yuan Shu's identity became more prominent, and he was ranked alongside Huang Jinrong, Du Yuesheng and others in the Qing Gang. This made his gang protection in Shanghai stronger and intelligence access smoother. However, just as Yuan Shu's career is booming, an accident happens, how will he deal with this challenge?
Stay tuned, tomorrow's Hubei Satellite TV Secret Headlines will continue to uncover Yuan Shu's story.
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