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This is a time of change, and a thrilling struggle is brewing in secret. Back in the spring of 1931, on the Wuhan playground, a magician named Hua Guangqi was performing. But his every move will set off a terrifying wave. He turned out to be Gu Shunzhang, the head of the Central Special Branch, and this performance also became the starting point for him to escape the shackles of fate.
Back in 1928, a young man named Qian Zhuangfei entered the Shanghai International Radio Administration and became an insider. At the same time, Xu En once took a fancy to this talented young man with his vision. By chance, Xu En set up a secret agency and hired Qian Zhuangfei as his right-hand man. And this agency has also become a place of struggle with intelligence as the blade.
With Gu Shunzhang's betrayal, the Kuomintang Central Statistics Bureau ushered in a series of urgent telegrams. At this time, Xu En was not there, and the secretary Qian Zhuangfei took these urgent telegrams. He could not help but frown, one of the special telegrams was particularly striking - "Dawn was arrested and obeyed." The betrayal of this comrade, codenamed "Dawn," made him realize that the party organization in Shanghai had been exposed. He was so anxious that the time to stand still was gone.
Therefore, Qian Zhuangfei made a desperate bet and passed the intelligence to the Party Central Committee with the courage to fight for life and death. Then, he found his son-in-law and entrusted him with a letter with the code message "Left at dawn, mother is critically ill, and she is quickly transferred to the hospital." Behind these few short words is a confrontation of life and death.
Back in Nanjing, Gu Shunzhang was sent and Kuomintang agents searched and arrested, but all efforts were in vain. The embers of the brazier have not yet dissipated, but the figure has long since disappeared. Had it not been for Qian Zhuangfei's intelligence, the Chinese revolution might have taken a different trajectory.
Gu Shunzhang, the betrayer who betrayed his comrades, led the Kuomintang into delusion. He dreamed of sweeping away the Communist Party in Shanghai, but he did not know that this opportunity was his own creation.
In 1931, he was returning from a mission in Shanghai, but because of his drunken gaffe, he was recognized by traitors. He wanted to see Chiang Kai-shek, but he was always tight-lipped. He knew that if he turned himself in, it would deal a fatal blow to the Party Central Committee.
Kuomintang agent Cai Mengjian sent Gu Shunzhang to Nanjing, but immediately reported to his boss Xu Enzeng, and the merit was attributed to his name. However, is there a risk of leakage of this top-secret information?
Xu En had believed in Qian Zhuangfei, but he never showed him the Kuomintang's codebook. Qian Zhuangfei had already learned that this information was like a pearl in his hand.
Gu Shunzhang's confession became the fuse for the internal tremors of the Central Unification, and only Qian Zhuangfei escaped the pursuit of the Kuomintang.
With the passage of time, in 1935, Qian Zhuangfei mysteriously disappeared during the Long March and became a martyr. The opposite fate befell Li Zhusheng, Sheng Zhongliang, and Huang Wenjie, each choosing a different path.
Li Zhusheng, who studied in the Soviet Union, became a believer in the communist faith. However, he wavered in his faith under pressure from the Kuomintang and eventually betrayed.
Sheng Zhongliang, who also studied in the Soviet Union and became an underground worker, fell due to Gu Shunzhang's rebellion and eventually became a wealthy businessman in Taiwan.
Huang Wenjie, who returned from studying in the Soviet Union, stuck to his original intention and became an unswerving Communist Party member, and his faith stood firm in the face of difficulties.
In the spring of 1931, the Wuhan playground, Hua Guangqi began with magic, but it led to a reversal of fate. This history, like a thrilling witchcraft, everything is under the undercurrent.
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