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In August 1950, an unexpected reunion took place at the Fushun War Criminals Management Center. On this day, Zhang Jinghui, the puppet prime minister of Manchukuo, faced a young man in uniform with mixed feelings, who turned out to be his own son, Zhang Mengshi. The identity of the red agent makes the distance between father and son insurmountable.
Looking back on this legendary experience now, we can't help but trace back to Zhang Mengshi's early life. In 1922, he grew up in a wealthy family, but the turn of fate suddenly began in the war in the three eastern provinces. His father, Zhang Jinghui, was once the right-hand man of the warlord Feng, but the outbreak of the "918 Incident" brought the Zhang family from the prosperous Harbin into a turbulent era. His choice led the family to two diametrically opposed paths, becoming traitors and agents of enemy countries.
For the young Zhang Mengshi, in the face of his father's betrayal, the bitterness and hesitation in his heart can be imagined. He left his hometown and came to Changchun, a once prosperous place that is now the heart of the enemy-occupied area. Here, he had to endure the ridicule of his classmates and silently endure his father's betrayal. What used to be brocade and jade food has now become a luxury.
However, when Zhang Meng's state of mind was at its lowest, a letter from afar changed his fate. The letter was written by his cousin Ding Fei, a staunch progressive youth. In the letter, Ding Fei encouraged Zhang Mengshi to come to Japan to study advanced culture, which also became a major choice in Zhang Mengshi's life.
In 1942, Zhang Mengshi embarked on the road of studying abroad and entered Waseda University. However, the Department of Russian Literature, to which he had originally aspired, had been abolished and he had to choose the Faculty of Law. In Tokyo, he met a group of secretive progressive youths who gathered at the New Knowledge Research Society to secretly study Marxist writings. Zhang Mengshi secretly joined this organization and fought for the cause of resisting Japan.
In 1943, on his way back to China, he met Xu Ming, a girl who had been a maid and now became the love of his heart. However, in the face of their mother's opposition, they remained firmly together. In order to protect this precious feeling, Zhang Mengshi even sent Xu Ming to school for education and gave her a new life.
However, his identity dictated that he had to gain trust within the puppet Manchu regime. He became the president of a factory, fully funded the organization, and also obtained intelligence on high-ranking figures. He even hid the information behind his father's photo and conveyed it to the higher organization, a surprising method.
With the victory of the War of Resistance, Zhang Mengshi's identity was finally made public. He became one of a group of war criminals repatriated by the Soviet Union and was reunited with his father. This rare time together made the father and son have a deep heart.
In his later years, Zhang Mengshi found a sense of belonging in the arms of the Communist Party of China. He lived a peaceful and happy life with his wife Xu Ming. He died in 2014 at the age of 92, ending this legendary life, and his persistence and loyalty are admirable.
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