Among the ccp agents lurking, there were three such agents, who risked their lives to lurk in the Kuomintang and even Chiang Kai-shek's side, constantly passing on important information to the Communists, and then safely withdrawing to the camp of our army. Who are they? After the restoration of our military status, what is their fate?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="2" > "the one who holds Chiang Kai-shek's pulse"—Shen Anna</h1>
Born in 1915 in Taixing, Jiangsu Province, Shen Anna studied at the Chinese Shorthand School, then broke into the Kuomintang to gather intelligence for the party, and was one of the CCP's most prominent secret intelligence officers.
In January 1935, Shen Anna was officially hired by the Kuomintang Zhejiang government as a stenographer in the department, and it was this appointment that began her career as an underground intelligence worker in the core organs of the Kuomintang Central Committee.
Shen Anna
In the era when there were no recording equipment, the content of the meeting was recorded by paper and pencil. In government agencies, there are many meetings and documents, so the task of stenographers is also very important. With her amazing recording speed and good handwriting skills, Shen Anna was appreciated by the leaders and quickly gained a foothold in the Zhejiang Provincial Government.
In 1937, when the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression broke out, the war quickly spread to the Shanghai-Hangzhou area, and Shen Anna lost contact with the Shanghai Party organization in the process of following the evacuation of the Zhejiang Provincial Government. After several twists and turns, Shen Anna finally got in touch with the party organization and met with important leaders in the party.
Subsequently, under the planning and arrangement of the party organization, she entered the party department of the Kuomintang Central Committee through the leadership of the previous Zhejiang provincial government, and worked as a shorthand reporter at Chiang Kai-shek's side.
Working as a stenographer at meetings chaired by Chiang Kai-shek gave Shen Anna direct access to first-hand information within the Kuomintang and a steady stream of transmissions to the party's leaders. With such reliable intelligence sources, the top leaders of the Party have a clear understanding of the top-secret information of the Kuomintang, which allows our Party to respond quickly and in a targeted manner to the actions of the enemy.
In addition, Shen Anna also worked as a stenographer around Song Meiling, which gave her another source of intelligence. During the Liberation War, she helped our Party collect a large amount of Kuomintang intelligence by virtue of her position advantages and her resourcefulness, and never revealed her identity, making great contributions to winning the War of Liberation.
In April 1949, under the instructions of the party organization, she and her husband broke away from the Kuomintang and quietly left Nanjing and came to Shanghai. After the liberation of Shanghai, her 14-year espionage career in the Kuomintang finally came to an end.
In 1983, after the two left for retirement, they lived in the western suburbs of Beijing. Although the couple left for retirement, they still cared about major national events, and they had to read the People's Daily and watch the "News Network" every day. On June 16, 2010, the legendary female agent known as "holding the pulse of Chiang Kai-shek" died in Beijing at the age of 95.
As a communist, she obeyed the organizational arrangements, abandoned her personal likes and dislikes and resolutely chose to lurk around the enemy; as a CCP agent, she was not afraid of danger, constantly transmitted important information to the party, and made great contributions to the victory of the liberation war and the establishment of new China.
When the organization arranges tasks, she always does her best to complete them, with a strong mission responsibility; when praised by the organization, she is always modest and cautious, not to argue, can not help but be admirable.
Looking back, we can also know how thrilling Shen Anna's work was at that time. Chiang Kai-shek was a meticulous and fierce person, and Shen Anna's lurking was bound to be full of difficulties. However, she broke through many difficulties and finally successfully completed the tasks assigned by the party, contributing to the liberation and establishment of new China.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="15" > "the biggest red spy within the Kuomintang" - Guo Rujie</h1>
Guo Rujie, who is known as "the biggest red spy within the Kuomintang," can be said to be the most powerful intelligence officer.
Guo Rugui was born in Tongliang County, a family of scholars. Under the influence of her father, Guo Rujie has always been deeply resentful of corruption and darkness. After that, under the influence of his classmates, he entered the Whampoa Military Academy to study.
During the cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, Guo Ruzhi learned about communism and was full of yearning for the concept and pursuit of communism. Therefore, in 1928, Guo Rugui joined the Communist Party of China under the introduction of others, and realized the wish he pursued.
Guo Rujie
Later, the domestic situation changed greatly, the cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communists broke down, and Chiang Kai-shek attempted to "clean up the Communists", and at this time, Guo Rugui had lost contact with the party organization, so he decided to study at the Japanese non-commissioned officer school under the persuasion of his cousin, learn some real skills, and then return to China to continue the revolution after the situation was stable. After returning from further study in Japan, Guo Rujie entered the Army University for further study.
After the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japan, he gained weight by virtue of his bravery and tact in battle and his ability to plan battles, and was appointed director of the Department of Operations of the Ministry of National Defense. Guo Rujie, who had entered the upper echelons of the Kuomintang, was given the opportunity to have direct contact with Kuomintang military and political leaders.
During this period, he not only witnessed the corruption and darkness within the Kuomintang, but also knew very well that Chiang Kai-shek had never given up his idea of opposing communism and destroying communism. Faced with many problems within the Kuomintang and all kinds of perverse actions, he felt that China's hopes were still on the side of the Communist Party, so he always tried to restore contact with the Communist Party.
It was not until the period of the Liberation War that Guo Rugui really established secret contact with our army. Under the organization's secret arrangement, he lurked inside the Kuomintang as a CCP agent.
As director of the Operations Department of the Kuomintang Ministry of National Defense, he could see almost all the operational plans of the Nationalist army, and even the combat plans for some battles were personally formulated by him, which provided many important intelligence and great conveniences for the strategic deployment of our army.
After the founding of New China, due to the need for confidentiality of work, Guo Rugui still did not disclose his identity. It was not until 1980 that his identity was confirmed and he was re-admitted to the party, which truly fulfilled his political aspirations.
Guo Rugui returned to Sichuan to settle down after retiring, and then he did not enjoy his old age at home, but took the initiative to teach English to the cadres of the garrison area and personally led the militia to climb the mountain for training. On October 23, 1997, Comrade Guo Rugui died in a car accident at the age of 90.
Guo Rugui's life was thrilling and tortuous, rich and profound, and he made great contributions to the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan and the cause of the people's liberation by virtue of his belief in communism, and he was a well-deserved hero.
As an agent of our party lurking in the top echelons of the Kuomintang, Guo Rujie has made many contributions. He had joined the Party and lost contact with our Party, and under such circumstances, after being promoted to the top level of the Kuomintang, he resolutely and resolutely chose to re-establish contact with our Party. This is enough to prove the excellence of the Communist Party of China and the unbearableness of the Kuomintang headed by Chiang Kai-shek, and it is also enough to prove guo Rujie's great selflessness.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="28" > "rebel committee member" - Duan Boyu</h1>
Duan Boyu was born in 1904 to a military family in Li County, Hebei Province. His father followed Dr. Sun Yat-sen in his early years, was a member of the League, graduated from the Army University and taught at the Military Academy, and many people in the Kuomintang army came from his disciples.
When he was a teenager, Duan Boyu was deeply influenced by his father, and from an early age he planted the seeds of revolution and patriotism in his heart. In 1919, while still in middle school, he participated in the May Fourth Movement. Duan Boyu came from a military family and aspired to become a soldier from an early age, but was opposed by his father.
In 1938, Duan Boyu rushed to Yan'an, secretly joined our army organization, and served as an inspector in the field party and government committee of the Kuomintang Military Commission. Later, he became a CCP intelligence officer and was arranged to infiltrate the Nationalist army on a stealth mission.
In 1943, Duan Boyu was admitted to the Army University. At the graduation ceremony, Duan Boyu was appreciated by Chiang Kai-shek and promoted to major general Gao Gan, who was in charge of intelligence work.
Later, the attendant office was forced to be abolished, and a military affairs bureau was set up, and Duan Boyu's section was mainly in charge of important intelligence within the Kuomintang, including reports on the situation throughout the country and many important information materials within the Kuomintang, and a large number of confidential information was reported from various systems every day, which provided great convenience for him to transmit intelligence to the party.
When Duan Boyu first entered the Bureau of Affairs, he was in the period of negotiations between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party for peaceful nation-building. When many people were expecting the Kuomintang and the Communist Party to "shake hands and make peace" and build the country peacefully, Chiang Kai-shek brazenly tore up the agreement and tried to provoke a civil war.
At this time, some people in the Kuomintang were very eager for the two parties to live in peace, coexist for a long time, and build a country peacefully, and they were unwilling to fight a civil war again.
Taking advantage of these people's hopes for peaceful nation-building and his own favorable conditions in the army, Duan Boyu began the work of plotting rebellion in the Kuomintang army, successfully disintegrating the military morale within Chiang Kai-shek's army and laying a solid foundation for the success of the cause of the War of Liberation.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Duan Boyu served in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Asian and African Society, and the Natural Science History Research Office, and retired in 1987. On September 23, 1998, Mr. Duan Boyu died in Beijing at the age of 94.
Looking back at Duan Boyu's life, although his father tried everything to prevent him from becoming a soldier, he still had the country in mind. For the sake of his own political ideals, he did not hesitate to travel thousands of miles; for the cause of communism, he did not hesitate to take risks to infiltrate the enemy.com.
Looking back at the glorious lives of the three predecessors, as CCP agents, although they did not shed blood and sacrifice on the battlefield, they also deserve our admiration. They lurked around the enemy and risked their lives to deliver important information to our army. Their efforts are stoic and arduous. In the end, the three of them were successfully evacuated from Chiang Kai-shek's side and were able to bathe in the sunshine of new China.
Without them, the war of liberation would not have been won; without them, New China would not have been successfully established. Today's happy life is not easy to come by, they are also the heroes of the people, and deserve to be remembered by each of our descendants.
Time flies, the years fly by, and the beautiful life we enjoy today is all exchanged for the selfless efforts of these ancestors who threw their heads and spilled their blood.