Over the years, there have been more and more spy dramas and revolutionary dramas on the screen. Most of the plays restore the real revolutionary years of the past, and people are curious about the "undercover" characters that often appear in the play.
During the long years of confrontation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, there were indeed many undercover party members who were "in Cao Ying's heart in Han." Dressed in the uniforms of the Nationalist army, they went deep into the Tiger's Den Dragon Pond, and in a dangerous situation, they worked hard to gather intelligence and strive to contribute to our party.
They can be called warriors in the darkness, and they are equally patriotic and enthusiastic, calmly navigating every difficult obstacle where their lives are hanging.
Our Party did indeed have a super undercover agent, whose real name was Hao Keyong, who had been undercover in the Kuomintang's Thirty-Eighth Army, and later assumed the pseudonym Fan Ming, and was ordered to have one-line contact with Chairman Mao.
The undercover also became the founding major general who successfully plotted an uprising against the Nationalist army and also installed manpower under Hu Zongnan's eyes. General Hao Keyong made outstanding contributions to the party, and he always lived a legendary life with a patriotic heart.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > abandoning medicine and following rong</h1>
In 1914, General Hao Keyong was born into a famous family in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province. His father was one of the founders of the Northwest Army and had considerable local prestige.
Hao Keyong, who lived a rich life, did not worry about food and clothing, and also received a good education. He was gifted and intelligent from an early age, and at the age of the beginning of the cross, he could memorize the Four Books and the Five Classics. But with a benevolent heart, he often witnessed the miserable scenes of the poor and the poor, and decided to become a doctor who saved his life and the injured.
He began to embark on the road of self-study, familiar with memorizing medical books, and when he was a teenager, he gave free medical treatment to nearby villagers. Later, Hao Keyong was influenced by his brother who joined the party and gained a better understanding of the Communist Party.
In 1929, Hao Keyong was taken to Shanghai by his brother to study. He learned new ideas in school and began to develop a revolutionary heart. Three years later, he joined the Communist Youth League and was successfully admitted to Fudan University in Shanghai.
At the age of twenty-one, he was admitted to the then-famous Salt Tax Police Officer's School. The school was very hot at the time, and the future of those who could enter this school must be unlimited.
Later, he joined the Communist Party of China as he wished.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > undercover career</h1>
When the War of Resistance broke out, he was not sent to the front. An all-round talent like him, whose IQ and emotional intelligence were both online, was sent to the underground party working committee of the Thirty-Eighth Army of the Kuomintang.
The Underground Working Committee is an extremely hidden force, but it also faces many dangers. The slightest mistake can be caught by the enemy. Hao Keyong often relied on the newspapers of the time to influence the political ideology of the soldiers of the Thirty-eighth Army, and actively propagated the ideas of the Communist Party to the people.
Hao Keyong never refused orders from his superiors, and he also wisely escaped the disaster at the opportunity of many near exposures. However, more coincidences will still show flaws, and Hao Keyong was included in the list of underground party workers by Chiang Kai-shek.
Zhao Shoushan, who had learned the news in advance, asked Hao Keyong to pretend to be ill and escorted him to evacuate. Gradually, Zhao Shoushan's excessive contacts with our party were also exposed, and the situation became more and more severe, so Chairman Mao called Zhao Shoushan and asked him to send someone to escort Hao Keyong to Yan'an.
It took five months for Hao Keyong to reach Yan'an smoothly. Because Hao Keyong's real name had been exposed, Chairman Mao gave him a pseudonym of "Fan Ming" and asked him to make one-line contact with him thereafter.
Since then, Hao Keyong has become a high-ranking CCP agent with one-line contact with Chairman Mao. In 1943, he returned to the Thirty-eighth Army as "Fan Ming".
Later, because he reported important information in a timely manner and actively plotted against the Nationalist army, the Nationalist 17th Division and the 55th Division also began to revolt.
Since then, Hao Keyong has been secretly plotting against the Nationalist army, and has also planted communist eyeliner next to Hu Zongnan. His goal was not only the Nationalist Army, but also many Nationalist generals.
Hao Keyong went undercover for six years, during which time he rebelled against many senior generals of the Nationalist army. He used his wisdom to endure many hardships in the Dragon Pond Tiger Den, but he was always able to get out smoothly.
< h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > marched into Tibet</h1>
In 1951, after half a year, the Chinese People's Liberation Army was finally ready to enter Tibet and began to carry out the work of liberating the northwest, and Hao Keyong, known as the "People's Liberation Army Hanlin", was even more highly used by the party.
Hao Keyong accompanied the 13-year-old Tibetan Panchen Lama to Beijing and was received by Chairman Mao on the upper floor of Tiananmen Square. After reaching a peace agreement at the meeting, Hao Keyong began to march into Tibet and assumed the position of commander and political commissar.
The road into Tibet was very bumpy and difficult, but Hao Keyong did not flinch in the slightest. On the way, many soldiers developed altitude sickness and even fell to the ground one after another.
In order to encourage the warriors to continue to move forward, Hao Keyong, who was somewhat exhausted, also insisted on singing a singing voice.
Under the infection of the commander, countless soldiers strengthened their will and persevered towards the end of the road. After passing through the swamp and surviving the flood, it was no less difficult than the Long March.
Finally, they successfully crossed the Tanggula Mountain, and the majestic Potala Palace was displayed before their eyes. The delegates stationed in Tibet were also very excited, saying that Hao Keyong's troops were the first in history to cross the Tanggula Mountains.
At the age of forty-one, this soldier, who had long worked on the hidden front, was awarded the title of founding major general. His march into Tibet and his climbing of the Heavenly Road are an outstanding stroke in history.
At the age of eighty-seven, he was invited to Tibet to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the liberation of Tibet. The heroic warrior lived long, until he was ninety-six years old, and his ashes were escorted to the Martyrs' Cemetery in Xi'an.
When lurking, he was an ace agent, and when he led the soldiers, he still wrote his own legend, the legend of the Chinese soldiers.
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > concluding remarks</h1>
General Hao Keyong's life is full of legends, he devoted his life to medical practice and dedication to the motherland and the people. Therefore, living to the age of nearly a hundred years old is probably his greatest blessing. A heroic martyr like Hao Keyong should naturally live a prosperous life without boundaries.
From a young age, he developed a profound consciousness of worrying about the country and the people. He was originally a rich boy with no worries about food and clothing, and he could even enjoy a prosperous and prosperous life. But he did not, he did not succumb to mediocrity, not willing to protect himself in the era of smoke and smoke.
He was a benevolent physician and a qualified general. He can write articles quietly before committing crimes, and he can also lead the army to climb all kinds of difficult and dangerous natural roads. Although he knew that the road ahead was difficult, he bravely accepted the task, and he took the lead and contributed only to the best of his ability for the motherland.
In addition, if you want to be safe and sound in the Dragon Pond Tiger Den, you must have what extraordinary wisdom! General Hao Keyong has a patriotic enthusiasm and a benevolent heart throughout his life, and our descendants should learn from his spirit and forge ahead.