Ming Lou in "The Pretender" has three identities: on the surface, he is a big traitor who works for the Wang puppet government and the Japanese, but in fact, he is also the leader of the action group of the Shanghai Station of the Military Command, and he is also the leader of the underground party in Shanghai. Ming Lou is handsome and calm, decisive, and switches between multiple identities freely, but he is at ease, which is in line with all the good imagination of everyone for agents. In fact, there is a real Ming Lou in history, he has a five-fold identity, and the legendary stories on his body are no less than those of Ming Lou. But strangely, the son said that he had a very serious shortcoming, what was going on with all this?
Ladies and gentlemen, this person's name is Yuan Shu, a native of Qichun, Hubei. In 1927, he participated in the Northern Expedition. According to historical records, Yuan Shu fought bravely and liked to use his brain, and Chiang Kai-shek originally wanted to take it for his own use. But upon investigation, it was found that this person often made some progressive remarks, so he had to abandon it. In 1931, Yuan Shu came to Shanghai to seek development, and because of his support for the student movement, he was favored by Pan Hannian and became a red agent. The first task he received was to infiltrate the Kuomintang. For this reason, Yuan Shu found his cousin Jia Botao and said that he was not young and wanted to make a contribution, but unfortunately there was no way.
Moreover, he also made some statements in the newspapers in support of the Kuomintang's suppression of the student movement, which was particularly radical. Sure enough, in 1932, Jia Botao introduced Wu Xingya, the head of the Central Union, to him. After several interactions, Wu Xingya found that Yuan Shu was born to be an agent. He was mediocre in appearance, had no obvious features, and was not easily remembered. But he started things cleanly, and he was thoughtful and thoughtful. In this way, Yuan Shu became the head of the intelligence unit under Wu Xingya. Guys, what's so special about this agent? He can freely switch between multiple identities, so people can't see flaws!
For example, in order to break into the Japanese intelligence agency, he fell in love with Eiichi Iwai. This person is the Vice Consul of the Japanese Consulate in Shanghai. In order to get to know him, Yuan Shu created an opportunity to interview Iwai Eiichi's wife as a reporter, and thus won the favor of others. Then he sent his wife to make friends with Eiichi Iwai's wife. The rest is a logical one. At a drinking party, Yuan Shu attended with his wife and "bumped into" Iwai Eiichi and his wife. Introduce each other, yo, the two ladies have known each other for a long time, so Yuan Shu and Iwai Eiichi left each other's business cards.
A few days later, Yuan Shu came to visit Iwai Eiichi and said that he didn't want to be a young reporter for the rest of his life. In order to curry favor with Iwai, he provided photographs of some of the Kuomintang's bases that he had taken. In this way, Yuan Shu has a third identity - a traitor. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War in 1937, he joined the Green Gang and the military commander. So far, Yuan Shu has a fivefold identity. But what he values most is the identity of the red agent. According to historical records, he presided over an underground communication line from Shanghai to the base area, and then rescued a large number of outstanding talents and sent them to our base area.
Those who have received his life-saving grace are: Xu Guangping, Pan Hannian, Fan Changjiang, Zou Taofen, etc. In addition, it was precisely because of his timely intelligence that Li Yu's troops were saved from being encircled and suppressed by the Japanese army. Yuan Shu recalled in his later years, saying that he had an inappropriate private life and married many wives. But every time he got married, he got organizational approval. In 1987, Yuan Shu died. In a show, his son once joked that his father had a very serious shortcoming, that is, there was always no shortage of women around him. But the Chinese people understand, as for why, I think you all know it in your hearts, right?