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In the seventies and eighties of the last century, China implemented the policy of studying abroad at public expense and sent a large number of outstanding students to study in Europe and the United States. This policy aims to create a better learning environment for them, and they are expected to contribute to the country's economic construction when they return home. However, the implementation of the publicly-funded study abroad policy also comes with risks, as these young students face unknown challenges. Among them was an international student named Wovihan, who was originally a genius in the medical department, but after going to Germany to study for a doctorate, his fate began to change rapidly.
In 1977, as a Chinese medical student, Woweihan successfully passed the first college entrance examination and was admitted to the medical department of Harbin University. However, his life path was not satisfactory, because he was one of the first medical students of that era, and medical education and research in China was still in the foundation stage. After graduation, he chose to continue his studies and went to the Institute of Biophysics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences to pursue a doctorate. When he was selected to pursue his PhD in Munich, Germany, in 1987, he was 38 years old and had already spent most of his life. On a plane to Germany, he began to reflect on his life and felt as if something was missing.
When he was studying for his PhD in Germany, he lost himself. His age and experience make him eager to achieve more financially to stand out from his peers. He began to feel that only money could give him status and respect in society. In Munich, he befriended a Chinese named Fei Liang, who seemed to be very successful. Feiliang soon became a friend of Wovihan, and his generosity caused Wovihan's jealousy. Feiliang's influence on Wovihan led him to look for opportunities to make money.
So, in 1994, Wowehan returned to China as a Dr. Liude and a successful businessman and began his spy career. He set up a biotechnology company with his own chief scientist, and under this cover, began to collect intelligence and sell it to outside forces for high "subsidies". However, he gradually became arrogant and dismissive of normal scientific research and business, because the rewards of his spy career were too great.
Over time, Wovihan was eager to obtain more intelligence, especially on the military. He contacted his friend Guo Wanjun, a Chinese missile designer. Guo Wanjun participated in the "two bombs and one satellite" program and is an expert in the field of missiles. Wowehan soon brought Guo to the fall, and together the two stole Chinese military secrets, including materials related to the DF-31 intercontinental ballistic missile.
The missile is a treasure of China's country, and the leak has caused huge losses to foreign intelligence. However, their audacity eventually led to their arrest. After several interrogations, they were sentenced to death. Although Wowihan had thought that international pressure would prevent China from carrying out the death penalty, his judgment was ultimately broken. He and Guo Wanjun were executed on November 28, 2008.
The betrayal of these two traitors has brought great threats and losses to China's national defense and security, and their treason has been a shame in Chinese history. Their stories also serve as a warning to countries around the world that espionage and betrayal pose a huge threat to their security and stability. This story teaches us that national security cannot be compromised and that any act that endangers national security will be severely punished.
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