preface
In 2016, the NSA suddenly arrested an 86-year-old man, and some people who did not know the NSA began to blame the NSA.
This old man is not only a famous economist in China, but also a Japanese who spoke out for China's World War II.
It can be said that his popularity in China is quite good, but now he has been arrested by the National Security Bureau, and everyone has speculated about what is going on behind the scenes.
When a set of data was exposed, the style of the old man's arrest immediately changed, and everyone began to denounce the old man.
What exactly is this set of data, and what exactly did this old man do?
The spy was exposed, unexpectedly
In 2016, the person in charge of a military factory in southwest China who was making planes suddenly discovered that the factory's confidential data about the aircraft had been leaked.
This discovery shocked him and raised doubts about how the data had been leaked.
He reported the situation as soon as possible, which immediately attracted the attention of the leaders, and he also set up an investigation team to investigate at the first time.
This investigation found out that these confidential data were leaked by four internal ghosts, and the object of their leakage was the old Japanese man who came to China for tourism again - Hiromasa Ao.
Before Hiromasa Ao came to China, he contacted these four ghosts through the Internet, and after arriving in China, he took out a large amount of money to buy them off.
With the lure of this money, these four inner ghosts really betrayed the country and sent him all the information in their hands.
After receiving the report, the National Security Bureau attached great importance to it, and began to closely monitor the trajectory of Hiromasa O's movements, and after obtaining definite evidence, it finally launched an arrest operation against him.
Since he was arrested, everyone began to speculate about the real reason behind it, until the NSA exposed a set of data.
Hiromasa Ao used 34 years to transmit 150 confidential data to Japan, and everyone learned that he was actually a veteran spy.
It was also through his interrogation that I learned that he had written a book "Self-Defense Forces Secret Espionage Agency" published in Japan in 2009.
This book can be said to expose the actions of Japanese spies on the mainland, and the details in it make every Chinese shudder, and it is impossible to imagine that they can still grasp all kinds of Chinese intelligence under heavy investigation.
At the same time, everyone is even more curious, where did he get the 150 documents he sent back in 34 years, and how did he get them?
Hiromasa Ao was born in Fuji Prefecture in Japan in 1930, a year when the Japanese were ambitious to invade China.
In order to spread the idea of aggression against China throughout the country, the Japanese government has made a high-profile propaganda that China has been oppressed and that they want to save the Chinese people from fire and water.
Perhaps it was with such a lie that they set foot on Chinese territory, and the young Hiromasa Ao, under the guidance of such thoughts, also made it his mission to fight in China.
As the Japanese army moved more and more in China, the successive strong men were sent to Chinese territory, and slowly these strong men were not enough, and the age of recruitment was repeatedly reduced, so that he was only 10 years old and was also included in the Boy Scouts.
He joined the Boy Scouts, and in addition to training day after day, he was subjected to all kinds of ideas to defend the emperor, and it was also under this education that he was completely brainwashed.
He only had in mind how to defend the emperor and maintain Japanese militarism, but it was a pity that when he was training hard as a boy scout, the Japanese army was defeated in Chinese territory.
Defeat after defeat shattered their self-confidence, and on August 15, 1945, the Emperor of Japan presented his instrument of surrender.
When he heard the news, Hiromasa Ao was about to go crazy in his heart, his ideals and ambitions became empty talk, and his desire to serve the country became a joke.
But he didn't know that although the Japanese army surrendered, he still wanted to take China in his heart, but during World War II, Japan suffered heavy losses and needed a period of recuperation before it could regroup.
But during this time, the Japanese government couldn't accept that they would do nothing, so they came up with a solution, which was to train a large number of spies.
Let them operate in China, on the one hand, to collect all kinds of important information, and on the other hand, to carry out all kinds of infiltration and sabotage operations in China.
Become a spy and travel to China
In 1954, the Japanese government became a "spy" organization dressed in the Self-Defense Force, and began to recruit soldiers in the country.
It was at this time that Hiromasa Ao learned the news, and he immediately signed up for it, passed the tests, and finally succeeded in entering the Army of the Self-Defense Forces.
After four years of training and evaluation, he was successfully placed on the list of officers and candidates, which was a great honor for him, and at the same time he was even more determined to serve the emperor.
Perhaps because of his loyalty and ability, he soon joined the Musashi Agency, an intelligence organization established by the United States and Japan.
In Musashi, he studied not only Chinese, English, and Russian Chinese, but also psychology and economics, so that he could penetrate China or the Soviet Union as an ordinary identity.
Around 1970, when Sino-US relations were recovering, Taiwan used to have closer relations with the United States, but after the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the United States, Taiwan's position in the international community became very embarrassing.
At that time, Japan and Taiwan were also allies, and in order to be able to infiltrate the mainland, they decided to send spies to Taiwan to further investigate the situation in China through Taiwan's relations.
As graduation approached, his mission was finally announced, and he would be sent to Taiwan on an espionage mission with two other elite team members.
In 1972, Hiromasa Ao came to Taiwan as an economist to study Taiwan through economic activities and, through his efforts, to further promote investment with Taiwan.
Some leaders in Taiwan have greeted the arrival of Japanese economists with their hands and feet, and seem to have completely forgotten the grief brought about by that period of history.
It was with the support of Taiwan's senior leaders that Hiromasa Ao was soon invited to participate in various academic conferences and business events.
Hiromasa Ao is a very good spy agent, and he is also a typical smiling tiger, and he is very kind to everyone, which also leads to his excellent popularity.
Everyone's attitude towards him gradually became better and better, and the relationship with him became more intimate.
At that time, it can be said that he was the guest of honor in many organs and units, as long as he wanted to enter these places with him.
Since entering these places, he has begun to visit and take pictures everywhere, and through careful observation, he has calculated various data, and with the explanation of pictures, he has obtained secrets one by one.
The Taiwan government did not realize that a large number of secrets had been leaked, and cooperated with him in arranging for him to be sent to the mainland.
Shocking stats, shocking
Since 1980, Chinese mainland has gradually implemented a policy of reform and opening up under the leadership of Deng Xiaoping, and the mainland at this time is like a huge cake, waiting for foreign investors to invest.
The Musashi authorities also saw this business opportunity, and they turned their attention to the mainland, after all, after the success of the two bombs and one satellite, China's military strength and economic strength have become the most curious things for other countries.
Relying on friendly relations with Taiwan, Hiromasa Ao boarded the ship invested by Taiwanese businessmen and came to the mainland in 1982.
With the title of economist, the Chinese government also welcomes his arrival very much, hoping to bring a new atmosphere to China's economic development.
After arriving in China, the one he used in the Taiwanese government did not seem to be so effective, because the Chinese hated the Japanese in their bones, making his identity very embarrassing.
But he was not discouraged, but more confident to challenge.
After some thought, he began to scold the Japanese on various occasions, and also repented in front of the media about the evil deeds of the Japanese on Chinese territory.
This change in attitude allowed him to quickly win the favor of countless Chinese, coupled with his eight-sided character and a large amount of financial support provided by the Japanese government.
Slowly, he traveled around various units and enterprises, and became a guest of honor at many activities.
As he participated in more and more activities, he went to more and more factories, and every time he participated in the activities of some classified units, in order to be able to win the trust of the senior management of these units, he also put forward many suggestions.
In this way, he recorded the relevant data while visiting, and then took pictures of the top-secret information with his camera and transmitted it back to Japan.
Just visiting these places was not satisfied with his thoughts, and he began to become a travel expert, driving around places when he had nothing to do, especially those with military bases.
Over the course of 34 years, Hiromasa Ao brought back a total of 150 documents and marked 85 military bases on the map.
This includes not only the location of the troops, but also the storage of missiles, the address of the military factory, and even the location of the production of bomber parts.
These data can be said to have shocked the NSA and the military leadership.
If it weren't for the fact that he hadn't been to China for a long time, and his sense of national defense was getting stronger and stronger, maybe he would have successfully brought the data on aircraft manufacturing back to Japan, which would have been a huge blow to China at that time.
After this arrest, at the age of 86, he became an outcast of the Japanese government, which also made him feel very desperate.
He should have retired after his last return to Japan, but at that time, he was proud and complacent, and anonymously published an autobiography, which was "The Secret Espionage Agency of the Self-Defense Forces - Bronze Warrior".
He publicized his means of obtaining important intelligence in Taiwan and China and his contribution to the country.
As soon as this book was exposed, countless Japanese people admired him as a spy king, but it also attracted the attention of the Chinese government.
In fact, the National Security Bureau suspected him at that time, but he disguised himself too well, and there was no evidence, so he didn't let it go.
epilogue
Hiromasa O, who was regarded as an outcast, seems to have come to the end of his life, and he died before the law was judged.
He regarded the Japanese government and the emperor as a lifelong faith, but did not receive a good death.
This also proves that the Japanese are indifferent and ruthless in their bones, and a person who contributes so much will not want it if he says he doesn't want it.
How does this not chill other people's hearts?