In 1999, a Pla.C. major general was suddenly arrested, and the ensuing interrogation caused a shock in Zhongnanhai. The major general not only holds the status of a major general on both Taiwan and the mainland, but also leaks intelligence to Taiwan on many occasions.
The most serious one even affected the mainland's chances of liberating Taiwan. Why did a major general in the People's Liberation Army become a Taiwan spy? What kind of intelligence was leaked that made the mainland miss a good opportunity? How did this last two-faced major general get caught?
The major general, liu liankun, was born in 1933 in Qiqihar, Heilongjiang Province, and the ordinary family environment did not give Liu Liankun any other characteristics. In the war period, in line with the trend of the times, Liu Liankun took up a gun and entered the army, and after receiving strict training from the troops and the tempering of war, his ability was greatly improved.
With the passage of time, with increasingly excellent ability, Liu Liankun's rank in the army has gradually increased.
In September 1988, Liu Liankun became the director of the Ordnance Department of the General Logistics Department of the People's Liberation Army and was awarded the rank of major general of the rank of major general.
Platon soldiers are honorable, let alone a major general. However, in the admiring eyes of countless people, Liu Liankun's belief in "serving the people" collapsed step by step, and with it came the desire for profit and "bowing to interests.". In order to satisfy his selfish desires, Liu Liankun began to accept bribes.
There is no impermeable wall in the world, and it was not long before Liu Liankun was reported and exposed for corruption, and he was demoted to colonel for it.
After this punishment, not only failed to make Liu Liankun reformed, but even made him resentful of the organization, Liu Liankun's work attitude became more and more negative.
The work attitude that had been punished for accepting bribes and often neglected his duties immediately attracted the attention of some people with hearts. People like Liu Liankun are naturally the targets of corrosion by some enemy elements.
Soon, spy forces from Taiwan came to contact Liu Liankun. This person was no one else, he was actually Liu Liankun's subordinate, named Shao Zhengzong.
Shao Zhengzong, director of the Ordnance Factory Administration Bureau of the General Logistics Department, met Zhang Zhipeng, a businessman from Taiwan, by chance.
Zhang Zhipeng has established companies in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Zhuhai, Shijiazhuang and other places, and not only that, he also has joint venture factory experience with the mainland military. There is nothing wrong with such an identity that makes Shao Zhengzong and Zhang Zhipeng contactable.
However, this is only Zhang Zhipeng's apparent identity. Secretly, Zhang Zhipeng is a secret spy of Taiwan's spy intelligence agency, the Military Intelligence Bureau. Shao Zhengzong, as a revolutionary soldier, has long been blinded by the world of flowers and flowers. He had long long aspired to leave the organization and settle abroad to enjoy a better material life.
As soon as the two sides know each other, they feel that the other party is not simple. Under the intentional contact, the relationship between the two has become closer.
Zhang Zhipeng also saw that Shao Zhengzong was in Cao Ying's heart in Han, and immediately confided his identity to him.
The two hit it off, and Shao Zhengzong even offered to put forward conditions: he wanted to live a better life abroad, did not want to stay in Chinese mainland, and hoped to help him operate through Zhang Zhipeng.
When the news reached Taiwan, Taiwan's Military Intelligence Bureau immediately created a code name for the matter, called "Shaokang Project," and Shao Zhengzong was "Shaokang No. 1."
In 1990, not long after Shao Zhengzong was a spy for Taiwan, he suddenly received a mission to visit Europe and the United States, and he wanted to use this opportunity to realize his dream of leaving the team while passing through Hong Kong on the way back.
Zhang Zhipeng informed Taiwan's Military Intelligence Bureau of Shao Zhengzong's decision, just as Yin Zongwen, the new director of the Military Intelligence Bureau, came to power. It was not easy to plot against a high-ranking member of the People's Liberation Army, and in order to obtain more information, Yin Zongwen felt that Shao Zhengzong's value had not been completely squeezed out.
In order to stabilize Shao Zhengzong, Taiwan's Military Intelligence Bureau promised a heavy profit in response to his self-interested characteristics: a monthly subsidy of $2500.
When Shao Zhengzong passed through Hong Kong, the Military Intelligence Bureau sent a commissioner to meet him. He promised that he would help him get rid of the Chinese mainland in the future, and for the time being, he still "contributed more to the party-state."
After several persuasions and financial inducements, Shao Zhengzong officially joined the Military Intelligence Agency in 1991. After returning to the mainland, Shao Zhengzong began his spy career, betraying batch after batch of national intelligence.
After two years of working for Taiwan's Military Intelligence Agency, Shao Zhengzong reached retirement age. He eagerly hoped that the Taiwan side would honor their commitments and arrange for him to settle in a third place besides the mainland and Taiwan as soon as possible.
However, at this time, the situation was beyond Shao Zhengzong's control. Zhang Zhipeng said "embarrassed": "Won't your efforts for many years be in vain?" ”
But at this time, Shao Zhengzong was already unwilling to provide any information and insisted on leaving. Seeing his resolute attitude, Zhang Zhipeng quickly changed his speech: "You want to find a way to develop a senior intelligence officer to take over your task, and after finding out, we will quickly arrange for you to escape." ”
At this time, Shao Zhengzong was already riding a tiger, and he could only swallow his anger if he did not want to.
After some thought, a very suitable candidate appeared in Shao Zhengzong's mind - his former boss, Liu Liankun.
Liu Liankun
After Liu Liankun was punished by the organization for his work style, he often complained in front of his subordinates. At that time, Shao Zhengzong had left an eye on his heart, and now Shao Zhengzong was ready to pull the old leader into the water.
He reported Liu Liankun's information to the Military Intelligence Bureau and introduced Zhang Zhipeng to meet with Liu Liankun. Although Liu Liankun knew that private meetings with Nationalist government personnel were not allowed, he gladly agreed.
Liu Liankun, who had long been dissatisfied, could be said to have taken the initiative to jump on the thief's ship.
Things went smoothly even beyond the imagination of Taiwan's Military Intelligence Agency. In order to show the importance attached to Liu Liankun, Yin Zongwen, director of the Military Intelligence Bureau, specially dispatched six deputy division chiefs to the mainland to meet with Liu Liankun.
Under the arrangement of the cross-district contact of the Military Intelligence Bureau, He stayed in the White Swan Hotel in Guangzhou. At this time, Liu Liankun was still in Beijing, and if he needed to fly south, he needed to report to his superiors, so in order to avoid exposure, Liu Liankun took a train to Guangzhou.
At this time, the two sides have not yet met, and they are very wary of each other, not sure whether this high-level meeting will be a trap for the other party. After some mutual testing, confirming that they were not being followed and monitored by public security personnel, the two sides entered Yuexiu Park on the outskirts of Guangzhou.
Maintaining a visible distance, through the deserted sheep gut path, the two sides sat on the ground on a large rock, and the atmosphere was a little tense for a while.
After a successful meeting with Liu Liankun, He determined the identity of the other party and went to the Oriental Xuan Hotel in Guangzhou for dinner. The atmosphere at the dinner was very different, and the two sides were very relaxed. Huge for the straightforward express hope and Liu Liankun to reach a cooperation, Liu Liankun immediately replied "very good, cooperation can be a win-win situation!" ”
Liu Liankun also ordered a bottle of Maotai on the spot, and the two sides talked very happily, and it was completely impossible to see that it was a secret spy party.
At the gathering, Da Da told Liu Liankun that once the cooperation was reached, the salary would be awarded the rank of major general of the Nationalist Army in Taiwan in comparison with that of the mainland, with a monthly salary of 3500 US dollars and a work bonus.
This work is naturally to obtain intelligence, each batch of intelligence as little as 400,000 Taiwan dollars, up to a million, but also to help it transfer to overseas accounts.
Post-retirement arrangements are also contracted by the Military Intelligence Service.
After everything was explained, Huge took out 20,000 US dollars as a meeting gift for Liu Liankun. Under such a money offensive, Liu Liankun, who already had the heart to surrender to the enemy, did not hesitate in the slightest, completely forgetting the bottom line that should be adhered to as a revolutionary soldier.
After getting 20,000 US dollars, at the first meeting, Liu Liankun did not hesitate to sell 15 important pieces of important intelligence to the Military Intelligence Agency, completely becoming a big spy code-named "Shaokang No. 2" and the first spy to have the identity of a major general on both sides of the strait.
After becoming "Major General Liu of Taiwan," Liu Liankun was very active in his "work," and in his capacity as the director of the General Logistics ordnance Department, he betrayed a large amount of top-secret intelligence of our army.
Immediately after China purchased the SU-27 fighter, Liu Liankun immediately provided the Military Intelligence Bureau with detailed information on the aircraft station in Wuhu and Zhanjiang, as well as the Hangzhou Air Force Armory where the missiles were stored, and the Luoyang Maintenance Plant.
In addition, Liu Liankun, who was eager to make quick gains, sold the number, station, and military exercise status of our army's emergency mobile combat units one by one to the Military Intelligence Bureau.
During his time at the Military Intelligence Bureau, Liu Liankun often brought official documents home and took photos to record intelligence in the middle of the night. Liu Liankun's wife was bedridden for a long time because of heart disease, and by chance she discovered Liu Liankun's espionage behavior.
The two broke out into a fierce quarrel, and Mrs. Liu Liankun broke the equipment for taking pictures and forced her to die, so as to threaten Liu Liankun not to make a mistake again and again, and to harm her family.
After Taiwan's Military Intelligence Bureau learned of this, they were willing to let go of such a good source of intelligence, and they confessed that Liu Liankun had pretended to promise his wife and secretly bought another small house in Beijing so that Liu Liankun could continue to "work."
Taiwan's Military Intelligence Bureau was still not satisfied after obtaining a large amount of intelligence, and repeatedly asked Liu Liankun to develop more intelligence personnel. Forced to be helpless, Liu Liankun actually extended his claws to his son who was serving in a certain unit of the People's Liberation Army, and pulled his son down the water.
In his six-year espionage career, Liu Liankun made more than NT$25 million by selling out state intelligence.
In 1994, in order to take the mission to a higher level, the Military Intelligence Bureau once again sent a huge amount of money to the mainland to meet secretly with Liu Liankun. But when He entered the country, he was targeted by Guangdong Province's National Security.
The two sides began a chase like the "007" movie. Starting with the huge to walk out of the hotel, the national security department rode a group of two people on a highly maneuverable motorcycle to chase the BMW luxury car that the huge man was riding.
Huge pretended to drive to the Oriental Hotel, but could not get rid of the national security personnel, seeing that the meeting time had been more than half an hour, huge to take advantage of the loophole of insufficient manpower in the national security, forced to break into the White Swan Hotel.
Liu Liankun and Da Wei quickly separated after a brief meeting.
Zoe was able to leave thanks to the fact that he released false news that he would go on a tour of the countryside the next day. In order to catch a big fish, Guangzhou Guoan did not immediately carry out arrests. But early the next morning, Huge Wei went straight to Guangzhou Station to get rid of the stalkers and leave the mainland.
Although the huge amount has been exposed this time, Liu Liankun, who is connected with it, has not been discovered.
During the short meeting, Liu Liankun provided twenty more important pieces of information, and even provided a list of people who could try to rebel.
The failure of this arrest led to greater losses and was the worst act of Liu Liankun's espionage career. Liu Liankun provided the intelligence coefficient of the "96 Military Exercise" to Taiwan's Military Intelligence Bureau.
In 1996, the Taiwan region held the so-called "presidential election," and Taiwan leader Lee Teng-hui was a stubborn Taiwan independence element. In order to pursue re-election, during the election, he actually made public the confidential information provided by Liu Liankun:
"We have mastered all the actions on the mainland, and the CCP has hit empty bombs, and it will not be possible to light them when it rains!" I have eighteen scripts to deal with the PLA! ”
Lee
But it wasn't just about the DF 15 without a warhead, liu liankun leaked a more detailed piece of intelligence to Taiwan three months before the exercise began. That is:
The mainland has prepared for the worst of the military exercise, with a total budget of 4 billion yuan. The worst plan is that if there is a clear external force involved, the PLA has the determination to fight a war until reunification. The worst plan is to "shoot live ammunition, use submarines, and capture outer islands."
After obtaining the intelligence, the Taiwan side quickly sent people to the United States to shake their tails and beg for mercy. However, at first, the United States did not believe that the mainland could make a decision to liberate Taiwan by force, and it was not until the authenticity of the intelligence was verified that it sent two aircraft carrier battle groups, the "Nimitz" and the "Independence," to Taiwan to provide support.
Upon learning of the us aircraft carrier dispatch, in order to avoid a major war, our side issued three urgent circulars: None of the warships and fighters could cross the middle line of the Taiwan Strait; missiles should not aim at the main island of Taiwan; and they would not land on and occupy the outer islands.
This series of intelligence was once again informed by Liu Liankun of Taiwan's Military Intelligence Bureau, and the Taiwan side was even more fearless after knowing the intelligence.
If there had been no intelligence leak, perhaps after the "96 Military Exercise", the five-star red flag would have been raised on The island of Taiwan today on the same day as we did on National Day.
Lee Teng-hui's "dud theory" and "eighteen sets of scripts" let the central authorities know that there must be spies at the top and that they must thoroughly investigate!
In 1994, when He was targeted by the national security for the entry of The Huge, he felt that someone must have secretly reported it. He was right, a red undercover named Li Zhihao provided huge information at that time, and Liu Liankun's arrest was also closely related to Li Zhihao.
After determining that there were spies at the top of our side, the top level issued instructions to Li Zhihao to find some clues from within the Military Intelligence Bureau.
After the Taiwan Strait crisis in 1996, Liu Liankun knew that the situation was grim, and for fear of exposure, he decided to give up, and the Taiwan authorities were willing to let him go and explain that he would later hand over the intelligence to a Taiwan businessman named Peter.
At this time, the relevant departments have already followed the vine and targeted Liu Liankun's body.
After Liu Liankun finally contacted Peter, a Taiwanese businessman living in an Asian Games village in Beijing, on March 29, 1999, Major General Liu Liankun of the two parties was arrested and imprisoned.
At first, Liu Liankun refused to admit guilt, but the relevant departments found an audio recording of Liu Liankun in Peter's home. Knowing that he was bound to die, Liu Liankun had to honestly confess all the crimes he had committed.
On August 15, 1999, Liu Liankun was secretly executed, and his son, who was dragged into the water by Liu Liankun, simply did not participate in the deep, was sentenced to 15 years in prison, and escaped death.
In the end, Liu Liankun's wife did not forgive him for continuing to be a spy in secret, and even more hated him for dragging his son into the water, refusing to take Liu Liankun's ashes, and handing over the whole power to the organization.
As for Shao Zhengzong, the culprit of the water under the leadership of the elderly was also unable to escape death, and was secretly executed on the same day as Liu Liankun.
The irony is that Taiwan's Military Intelligence Bureau promised to help him flee from a foreign country, but it made a mistake in the color of the guan anti-printing clay on the exit documents provided for him.
Shao Zhengzong
In an intelligence agency that can survive with caution, there is a child's play of color error, and Shao Zhengzong's dream of going abroad is completely broken, and he is finally judged by law.
Skynet is restored without leakage, and these traitors who betray the country and turn their backs on their relatives for their own selfish desires will not end well in the end.