In 1952, General Sung-kyun was faced with the daunting task of arresting his old friend, Major General Wang Zhitao. Wang Zhitao was accused of stealing gold from the war, which was a fatal stain on any soldier. But General Chengjun knew that Wang Zhitao had been honest all his life, and this kind of accusation was simply incredible. Before carrying out the order, Sung-kyun decided to investigate himself in order to protect an old comrade-in-arms from being wronged. How will Sung-kyun respond to this political storm that could destroy a hero?
On a cold night in 1952, Cheng Jun, commander of the air defense forces of the East China Military District, received an extremely secret task. In that turbulent era, integrity within the armed forces was an important guarantee of combat effectiveness, and any corrupt behavior must be severely punished. When Cheng Jun received the sealed telegram from his superior, Chen Yi, he never expected that his friend and comrade-in-arms Wang Zhitao would become the target of this investigation.
Wang Zhitao, a general with great military achievements, who had lived a frugal life and never set foot in the quagmire of power, could be involved in such a serious crime as embezzling gold? Cheng Jun's heart was full of doubts, but his military life was like a mountain, and he had no choice but to carry it out. Sung-kyun didn't take immediate action, and he decided to investigate first to determine if it was just a misunderstanding.
Cheng Jun first arranged for a reliable person to go to Wang Zhitao's hometown for an unannounced visit. He knew very well that if it was true as the telegram said, the fact that Wang Zhitao had embezzled gold would definitely be revealed in his hometown. Investigators acted swiftly and cautiously, reaching into every corner of Wang's family, talking to relatives, friends and neighbors in an attempt to uncover any possible clues.
A few days later, the investigators brought back the news that was unexpected—Wang Zhitao's family was simple and simple, and the villagers praised Wang as honest and generous. No signs of gold were found, which made Sung Jun even more convinced that Wang Zhitao had been framed.
But how can he prove this to his superiors? Cheng Jun knew that without conclusive evidence, it would be difficult to convince Chen Yi by his words alone. He needed more direct evidence, so he decided to personally take Wang Zhitao to Beijing to face the headquarters of the Military Commission to find out.
During the journey, Sung Jun has been thinking about how to reveal all this to Wang Zhitao without hurting him. When he arrived in Nanjing, when the lights of the station shone on Wang Zhitao's firm face, Cheng Jun knew that Wang Zhitao was still that brave and fearless soldier at this moment, whether it was the artillery fire on the battlefield or the sinister politics in the army, he never flinched. Sungjun confessed all the circumstances to Wang Zhitao, expecting him to understand that all this investigation was just to clear his name.
Although Wang Zhitao found it difficult to accept this sudden blow at first, he quickly adjusted his mentality and firmly stated that he would face it together with Chengjun. He knew that this investigation was not only about his personal innocence, but also about the purity and justice of the army. He thanked Cheng Jun for his unsparing support and decided to personally demonstrate his innocence to Chen Yi.
When they arrived in Beijing, Cheng Jun and Wang Zhitao entered the headquarters of the Military Commission together, and in the face of the leaders' questioning, Wang Zhitao was not afraid and stated his innocence one by one, and Cheng Jun also provided all the details and evidence of the investigation. After some heated discussions, Chen Yi was finally moved by their persistence and evidence, and decided to suspend the handling of Wang Zhitao and re-examine the case.
In the weeks that followed, the military commission sent more personnel to conduct a thorough investigation into Mr. Wang's history and behavior. The results proved that Wang Zhitao was indeed honest and honest all his life, as he said, and had never had any corruption. This result not only restored Wang Zhitao's reputation, but also made Cheng Jun breathe a sigh of relief. He knew that his efforts not only saved an innocent person, but also upheld the justice and fairness of the army.
This incident eventually became a good story in the history of the army, proving that justice will always come through perseverance and hard work. The friendship between Sungjun and Wang Zhitao has also been strengthened as a result, and they have proved together that true comrades-in-arms will protect each other at critical moments and face all challenges together.
The story of General Sung Kyun and Major General Wang Zhitao is not only a legend of military reconnaissance, but also a more profound revelation of true friendship and the power of justice. In that turbulent era, in the face of possible misunderstandings and frame-ups, Sungjun did not choose to blindly carry out orders, but chose trust and justice, and proved the true meaning of loyalty and courage with his actions.