Taiwan Province is part of China, and the road back has not gone smoothly!
In recent years, the United States and Taiwan have colluded with each other and gone farther and farther down dangerous roads; Japan has obstructed and instigated the wind and ignited the fire. In the past two days, US politicians have again made a fuss about the "renaming" of Taiwan's institutions in the United States and made insidious moves; Blinken still expressed his stance on "defending Taiwan" when questioned by the conference number; the "Hanguang exercise" on the island is underway, and Taiwan's huge arms purchases from the United States have continued to advance.
The issue of treasure island has attracted more and more attention from all sides, and many reasons have caused twists and turns on the road to return, one of which cannot be avoided is that at the key time nodes of several major opportunity periods, several high-ranking traitors have appeared within our army, which has hindered the process of returning to treasure island to a large extent.
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Originally planned to liberate Taiwan in April 1950, Cai Xiaoqian, secretary of the Taiwan Provincial Working Committee of the Communist Party of China, defected and became the highest-ranking traitor in the Liberation War, killing more than 400 backbone party members, resulting in the heroic resignation of Wu Shi, the communist party's largest inner line lurking in the Kuomintang and the deputy chief of staff of lieutenant generals.
1950 was a period of great opportunity for the liberation of TW, and because "Lao Zheng," secretary of the Taiwan Provincial Working Committee of the Communist Party of China, was arrested and defected to the enemy, he became the biggest traitor with the highest position in our liberation war. His betrayal of the Taiwan Communist Party organization led to the death of more than 400 backbone communist party members on the island, including the arrest of Wu Shi, deputy chief of staff of the Kuomintang.
"Lao Zheng", formerly known as Cai Xiaoqian, was born in 1908 in Huatan Township, Changhua County, Taiwan. As a native of Taiwan, Cai Xiaoqian participated in the Long March of the Central Red Army, was the only Taiwanese who participated in the Long March, and served as the minister of enemy industry of the General Political Department of the Eighth Route Army during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
After the end of World War II, Taiwan was returned to China's territory, and the Yan'an base area designated Cai Xiaoqian, a Taiwanese cadre who had performed very well at that time, as the person in charge, and returned to Taiwan to be responsible for developing party organizations and obtaining important information. "Lao Zheng" is the code name of his intelligence work when he is called to the outside world when he contacts comrades in the party.
In May 1946, the Taiwan Provincial Working Committee of the Communist Party of China was formally established in Taiwan, with Cai Xiaoqian as secretary, and returned to Taiwan in July of that year to carry out relevant work in an all-round way, and the party organization officially operated in Taiwan.
Since it has been eighteen years since he left Taiwan and his hometown has changed a lot, Cai Xiaoqian's initial work has not been smooth. With the crossing of the Yangtze River by the People's Liberation Army in April 1949, the work of liberating Taiwan was put on the agenda. At that time, considering a variety of factors, it was most appropriate to consider the attack in April 1950.
After that, in order to liberate Taiwan as soon as possible, Cai Xiaoqian led the Taiwan Provincial Working Committee of the CPC to take advantage of the anti-Chiang Kai-shek sentiment of the Taiwan people to set up "armed task forces" in various localities to launch uprisings and actively develop organizations.
However, just as I was developing the party organization in Taiwan and secretly launching an offensive against the enemy's hidden front, the Kuomintang authorities were already vigilant and increased their attacks and sabotage on the underground party organizations of the CPC. In July 1949, someone picked up a copy of the Taiwan Communist Party publication Guangming Bao, and Chiang Kai-shek was so enraged that he cracked the case and arrested our underground party members within a time limit.
Gu Zhengwen, head of the investigation and defense group of the Kuomintang Secrecy Bureau, was specifically responsible for the investigation work. This Gu Zhengwen is a traitor of the CCP, a native of Fenyang, Shanxi, who was admitted to Peking University. After the September 18 Incident, he secretly joined the Communist Party, and after the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he served as the leader of the reconnaissance brigade of the 115th Division, and after being arrested by the Kuomintang, he defected, joined the Kuomintang Military Command Bureau, and became a military command agent, which was deeply appreciated by Dai Kasa. At the time of the Kuomintang's defeat in Taiwan, he was reused by Chiang Kai-shek and was known as the "Living Yama King" on the island, specializing in subversive and infiltration work against Chinese mainland.
Under Gu Zhengwen's strong offensive, Cai Xiaoqian was arrested on January 29, 1950, but he only reported a false name and false identity. At that time, the Kuomintang did not fully grasp the weight of Cai Xiaoqian's "weight."
One day after dinner, Cai Xiaoqian lied: In order to express his gratitude, he was willing to take them to the Communist stronghold. The small Kuomintang agent in charge of the guards was very secretive, and after leaving the detention center, Cai Xiaoqian designed to throw off his "tail" and escape.
However, what left a major hidden danger on the road to return was that although Cai Xiaoqian ran away, when he was arrested, a long list was left in the briefcase, including the words "Wu Vice Chief", who was none other than Wu Shi, the deputy chief of staff of the Kuomintang 'Ministry of National Defense'. Lieutenant General Wu Shi, the communist party's largest internal line lurking in the Kuomintang, is known as the "Secret Envoy No. 1", which provides our army with a large number of top-secret military information.
While in Taiwan, General Wu Shi photographed top-secret information such as the "Strategic Defense Map of the Taiwan Theater" into miniature film and handed it to zhu Feng, a female intelligence officer, to bring back to the East China Bureau in Shanghai.
In this notebook obtained by the Kuomintang, Cai Xiaoqian recorded important contacts with his real name and position, which was a taboo on the hidden front. This low-level mistake of his not only cost Wu Shi his life, but also hindered our cause of liberation.
Soon after Cai Xiaoqian escaped, Gu Zhengwen, head of the investigation and defense group of the Kuomintang Secrecy Bureau, was not good at giving up, and through various investigations, it was learned that Cai Xiaoqian was lurking in the chiayi countryside. In mid-March 1950, after his second arrest, Cai Xiaoqian had a premonition that it would be difficult to escape, and he put forward a condition that his sister Ma Wenjuan, who had been living with him for two years, come to the prison.
After Gu Zhengwen agreed with his mouth, Cai Xiaoqian gradually rebelled and gave up a list of underground party members distributed throughout the island, including Zhu Feng, a female commissioner of the East China Bureau. According to incomplete statistics, after Cai Xiaoqian defected to the Kuomintang, a total of more than 400 party members in Taiwan were arrested on the charge of "bandit espionage," causing a devastating blow since the establishment of the CPC's Taiwan Provincial Working Committee, and almost all of the organizations disintegrated.
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In the Battle of Kinmen in 1949, the Chinese People's Liberation Army failed to capture Kinmen. With the outbreak of the Korean War in 1950 and the Entry into the Taiwan Strait by the Seventh Fleet of the U.S. Navy, the PLA's difficulty in crossing the sea to attack Taiwan doubled, and the situation of confrontation between the Kuomintang and the PLA across the sea was basically established.
At the turn of the spring and summer of 1950, the People's Liberation Army smashed the kuomintang army, navy and air force defense of Hainan Island for 58 days, annihilated 5 divisions and 9 regiments of the kuomintang army, and liberated the entire Hainan Island.
However, during the same period, the Kuomintang arrested important cadres of the Taiwan Provincial Working Committee of the Communist Party of China, and subsequently, all the subordinate organizations of the Taiwan Provincial Working Committee of the Communist Party of China were destroyed, arresting more than 1,800 people and destroying the armed bases. Since then, the CCP's activities in Taiwan have turned into a low tide.
On June 10, 1950, Lieutenant General Wu Shi and Lieutenant General Chen Baocang bravely rebelled in The Town of Baba, a suburb of Taipei. Female commissioner Zhu Feng was arrested by the Kuomintang from Shenjiamen, shot 7 times, heroic and righteous, at the age of 45. This case was the first major case since the Kuomintang retreated to Taiwan and shook the entire island of T Bay.
After Cai Xiaoqian's rebellion, he worked in the "Ministry of National Defense" Secrecy Bureau, the "Ministry of National Defense" Intelligence Bureau and other intelligence units, awarded the rank of major general, and died of illness in Taipei in October 1982.
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In 1955, the People's Liberation Army's army, navy and air force coordinated to launch the Battle of Yijiangshan Island and liberate Yijiangshan Island. Since then, the area under the control of the Taiwan authorities has been limited to Taiwan Island, the Penghu Islands, the islands surrounding Taiwan, and Kinmen Island and matsu Islands off the mainland coast.
Between August 23 and October 5, 1958, the Second Kinmen Artillery Battle, also known as the Second Taiwan Strait Crisis and the 823 Artillery Battle in Taiwan, referred to as a battle that took place in kinmen and its surroundings. The Nationalists and Communists took the shelling across the sea as the main tactical action, so it was called artillery warfare.
In 1958 and around, the Fujian Front Troops of the Chinese People's Liberation Army carried out punitive large-scale shelling blockade operations against the Kuomintang troops defending Kinmen Island in Fujian Province.
The artillery battle was first launched by the Chinese People's Liberation Army, and the Kuomintang army then began to counterattack. In the early stages of the artillery battle, the People's Liberation Army attacked military targets on the island, and in the later period, it focused on blocking the sea transport line to besiege Kinmen. At the beginning of the artillery battle, the Nationalist army was caught off guard and suffered heavy losses, and later maintained the Kinmen supply line due to the support of the U.S. Navy escort.
Naval ships and air forces of both sides also fought many battles until early October 1958, when the People's Liberation Army announced the lifting of the blockade and changed it to "single-day double-stop (single-day shelling, double-day no shelling; single-shot double-no-hit)", gradually reducing the offensive. The mainland maintained a singles and doubles state until 1979, when Chinese mainland and the United States established diplomatic relations.
In 1979, the People's Liberation Army announced that it would stop shelling Kinmen and began to look for ways to peacefully reunify the two sides of the strait. After more than a decade of friendly development, in the 1990s, the DPP members headed by Lee Teng-hui seized power in an attempt to split Taiwan from the motherland. In response to this situation, the PLA conducted several large-scale military exercises in the Taiwan Strait.
In 1996, the People's Liberation Army gathered hundreds of thousands of troops to prepare to liberate Taiwan in one fell swoop. At that time, the situation in the western Pacific was very dangerous, and two US aircraft carrier formations went to the western Pacific region and frequently provoked China in the Taiwan Strait. Japan was also eager to move, because at that time, Japan's naval and air forces were indeed stronger than China's.
At the crucial moment of our Naval Exercise in Taiwan, Lee Teng-hui made a public statement about the series of actions to be launched by the PLA, and many words proved that he knew my actions very well. The PLA intelligence department immediately conducted a detailed internal investigation, and Major General Liu Liankun, director of the PLA Ordnance Department, major general Liu Guangzhi of the Air Force, and others were arrested for leaking secrets.
Major General Liu Liankun joined Taiwan's Military Intelligence Bureau as early as 1992 and is still a major general of Taiwan's Military Intelligence Bureau; during the Taiwan Strait crisis, he constantly leaked the PLA's equipment and training in the Taiwan Strait to the Taiwan Military Intelligence Bureau; Liu Guangzhi also told the relevant Departments of Taiwan about the number of PLA air bases and fighters on the front line in the Taiwan Strait and the level of training. Due to the serious leakage of intelligence, the great cause of liberation was once again shelved.
Conclusion: Looking at history through the smoke of war, the invisible enemy is always more dangerous than the visible enemy, and the invisible enemy is always more dangerous than the enemy hidden inside us. No matter in which historical period, traitors who have brought calamity to the country and the people are doomed to be forever nailed to the pillar of shame of history.