"Almost every Japanese in China is a spy," said Major Carterville, then military attaché of the French Embassy in China, in July 1931. Japan had long had wolf ambitions to invade China, and by the end of the Qing Dynasty, they saw that the Qing Dynasty was being tortured to death by The British and American countries, and they took the opportunity to step up their aggressive actions. The first thing to put into practice was the Japanese espionage work.
When Japan officially sent troops to invade China, the spies they sent to China in the early days played a huge role, and there were spies behind every war. For example, the "Sino-Japanese War", "Songhu War", "9/18 Incident" and so on. The enormous destructive effects of Japanese spies have brought irreparable losses to China, which is suffering a lot.
In the TV series "The Pretender", there is a Japanese female agent named "Nanyun" who is sniped by the agents of the Central Command in broad daylight. We watched the TV series, we didn't feel anything, in fact, it was a real event. This Japanese female secret agent, whose name is "Nanzo Yunzi", is a Japanese born in China, and is also a big spy and female demon head whose hands are stained with Chinese blood.
Nanzo Yunzi's family are all spies, and her father, Jiro Minamizo, is a minion of the "Black Dragon Society" cultivated by the Japanese spy leader Touyama Man, who was active in the northeast in the early days, and spoke a large ballast to the northeasterly than the northeasterners.
During the Russo-Japanese War, Minamizojiro moved around the northeast to listen to Russian military intelligence. After the russo-Japanese War, Minamizojiro was sent to the south and settled in Shanghai as a teacher, speaking fluent Shanghainese again.
Don't underestimate the usual work of these spies, they put every road, every well, every place who is a person of high moral standing, and what specialties are in every place... In short, they know everything very well.
In 1909, the Nanzō Jiro family, who settled in Shanghai, raised a daughter and named her "Nanzo Yunzi". Seeing that Japan's military activities in Asia were getting smoother and smoother, the arrogant "Yamato nationalist superiority" that Nanzojiro already had in his mind swelled up. Seeing the birth of his daughter, he decided to train her to be an excellent "spy king" of the "Empire of Japan".
In 1922, Minamizo Yunko, who had been studying in China for several years, was sent back to Japan, and through Nanzojiro's connections, under the personal care of Kenji Toihara, she studied espionage courses in the Japanese spy school system and mastered the knowledge and skills needed for spy work.
Kenji Toihara, the head of Japan's spy work against China, paid special attention to Nanzo Yunzi, who spoke fluent Chinese, and in order to exercise her ability, in 1926, Kenji Toihara sent the 17-year-old Nanzo Yunzi to work in Dalian, where Japan controlled her deeply.
Dalian's experience of several years is actually the graduation internship of Nanzao Yunzi. During her internship, her espionage skills were further honed and improved; she also had more extensive contact with all levels of Chinese society at that time.
In 1929, Japan created a new identity for her: Liao Yaquan, an unemployed young student, and then sent to Nanjing. In Nanjing, Nanzao Yunzi, as a young student, found a fairly good job - a receptionist at the Tangshan Town Hot Spring Guest House of the "Ministry of National Defense" of the Kuomintang government at that time.
Don't underestimate the "receptionist," because this guest house was built by the Kuomintang "Ministry of National Defense," and many secret meetings of the Kuomintang military and political top brass were held here, so this is a place where high-ranking Kuomintang officials and dignitaries can be approached, and female waitresses are positions where they can have relations with senior military and political personnel.
In order to find out the intelligence, Nanzao Yunzi established his own intelligence network. The young female students, who can sing and dance, are beautiful and well-behaved, and those confused Kuomintang officials have become her "intelligence source" one by one.
When we look at the War of Resistance at that time, we always wonder why the Japanese devils were always able to win the battle with great force. Among them, the work of Japanese spies accounts for a large factor.
Before and after the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japan, Nanzao Yunzi collected a large amount of intelligence for Japan, including two military intelligence, which gave immeasurable losses to china's defense at that time and also made great contributions to the smooth opening of the situation for the Japanese army.
These two pieces of information are: the defensive arrangement of the Wusongkou Fortress in Shanghai, and the plan to blockade the Jiangyin Fortress and annihilate the Japanese ships.
Before the Japanese attacked Shanghai, they wanted to learn more about the defense arrangement of Wusongkou in Shanghai, so that their naval ships could accurately strike the shore fire points at sea and clear the obstacles for the army to push forward. This task naturally fell to Nanzao Yunzi, who knew a lot of high-ranking Kuomintang military officials.
Nanzao Yunzi found her old friend, a major general officer of the Kuomintang army in charge of Wusong's defense construction xx, and lied: Several powerful uncles in the hometown wanted to expand the real estate in Wusongkou, but they were not sure about the situation here, especially afraid of being requisitioned by the army to make a fort in the later stage, so they were very entangled.
Because there was no doubt about her identity at all, after some happiness, this confused guy showed Nanzao Yunzi the planning plan of the army in Wusong, and the information inside was outrageously detailed: the location of the fort, the number of artillery types, the location of the ammunition depot, the distribution of the contact line observation points, the deployment of secret tunnels underground, the distribution of more than 70 open bunkers, the layout and location of false targets, etc.
As a result, at the beginning of the Battle of Songhu, the Japanese army advanced by sea and land. The naval guns of the warships on the sea were like roll call, and it took only one afternoon to destroy all the defense points that Wu Songkou had carefully built for more than a decade, and none of the false targets used for camouflage and concealment were hit.
The ensuing battle situation was one-sided, and all military targets in the Shanghai area were constantly killed by Japanese naval guns and aircraft; the Japanese Army's sword blade pointed to all the important facilities in Shanghai: military stations, military ports, airfields, and command posts. In the end, the Nationalist troops fled in all directions.
Before the Battle of Songhu broke out, Nanzao Yunzi knew that staying in Shanghai again would not make much sense. In order to further understand the details of the Kuomintang, she ran to Nanjing and hooked up with Huang Jun, the deputy secretary of the Kuomintang government at that time, and his son Huang Sheng. Huang Jun and Huang Sheng, the father and son, are the masters of the traitorous and strange things. Both of them went to Japan to study and became acquainted with a large number of Japanese people, many of whom were the specific implementers of Japan's later policy of invading China.
After Huang Jun returned from studying in Japan, he successively served in the Beiyang Government and the National Government, and knew many important Beiyang officials, the qing Dynasty's widows and widows, Chiang Kai-shek, Wang Jingwei, and others. "Literate, less virtuous, obscene, profligate", this is the evaluation of him by those who knew him at that time.
His son Huang Sheng returned from studying in Japan, and Huang Jun used his connections to get him a job as deputy section chief of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The father and son then co-opted a group of military and political officials who were not determined and greedy for money, and formed an intelligence network to sell all kinds of Chinese intelligence to Japan, which was a spy group, and Huang Jun was the leader of this group.
The Japanese still attach great importance to this source of intelligence, because their intelligence is accurate and timely, and the level is high and the level of secrecy is high. After Nanzao Yunzi arrived in Nanjing, he was responsible for analyzing and screening the information provided by Huang Jun's father and son.
In July 1937, Japan began a full-scale invasion of China, about 700 Japanese warships, gunboats, transport ships from Shanghai along the Yangtze River, into China's inland, arrived in Anqing, Wuhan, Chongqing area, with the ships came about 6,000 Japanese Marines.
At that time, the Nationalist government was overwhelmed by the war everywhere, and the troops in the north were scattered and the pressure was enormous; the Yangtze River Delta was defeated in successive battles and could not form an army; the inland was again built by the Japanese army to make a center to blossom, and there would be no place to stand in the future.
On 28 July, the Supreme National Defense Conference presided over by Chiang Kai-shek decided to organize the Navy to sink warships and other ships in the narrow and shallow Jiangyin section of the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, blockade the Jiangyin fortress, cut off the Retreat Route of the Japanese Army, and then organize forces to encircle and annihilate Japanese ships and marines that penetrated deep into the interior.
In addition to Chiang Kai-shek's secretary Chen Bray, the other person who served as the record of the meeting happened to be Huang Jun, a traitor to the traitor and secretary of the National Government; of course, this villain knew the significance of the decision of this meeting, but his first thought was: How much should it be sold for such top-secret and important information.
As soon as the meeting was over, he gave the information to Nanzao Yunzi. Immediately after, before the Nationalist government could sink its ship, it saw the ships of the Japanese devils with their troops and expatriates all flying down the Yangtze River at a rapid speed, running to the mouth of the Yangtze River in one breath and looking out at the sea. Needless to say, the plan of "blocking the Fortress of Jiangyin and encircling and annihilating the Japanese army that was advancing deep into the lone army" failed.
Fools know that this is a leak. What is frightening is that a plan with such a high level and such a high level of secret can be leaked, and what secret cannot be leaked? Chiang Kai-shek and the Kuomintang government were furious and ordered a thorough investigation, but when they came and went, they could not find the person who leaked the secrets.
The Japanese invaded China in an all-round way, and Britain and the United States could not sit still, fearing that their interests in China would be damaged; and Japan had not yet torn its face with Britain and the United States at this time, but Japan maintained its own strength and was not willing to use the treaty situation to define the interests of Britain and the United States as it had done in World War I.
Therefore, while continuing to trade with Britain and the United States, Japan was particularly concerned about the attitude of Britain and the United States toward its invasion of China; and Britain and the United States did not want Japan to occupy China completely without fully protecting its own interests. Therefore, Britain and the United States continued to strengthen dialogue with the Chinese government at that time, and Chiang Kai-shek also communicated with the British and American embassies many times, hoping to receive support and help from Britain and the United States in all aspects.
The Japanese have always resorted to any means to achieve their goals. They decided to kill Chiang Kai-shek and leave the Nationalist government leaderless, so that Japan could quickly take control of the situation. If you want to kill Chiang Kai-shek, you must grasp his whereabouts, and the task falls on the head of Nanyun Zaozi, who in turn gave this task to Huang Jun, because he is the most suitable and convenient. Huang Jun likes wealth and color, and Nanyun Zhaozi has it, so give it to him.
Huang Jun certainly knew chiang kai-shek's itinerary, so before the Battle of Songhu began, there were constantly Japanese assassins who appeared in advance where Chiang Kai-shek was about to appear. This situation caught the attention of the security guards, who strengthened the defense and made it more difficult for the Japanese to get their hands on.
On August 13, 1937, the "August 13" incident broke out, and China and Japan began to fight, and the first battle was the Battle of Songhu. Due to the leak of secrets in the early stages and the factionalism within the army, although a large number of soldiers fought bravely, they could not recover the decline on the battlefield at all. Chiang Kai-shek also wanted to go to Shanghai many times to inspect the situation, but he was always in danger and could not make the trip.
The British could not sit still in the face of Japan's aggressive posture, and the British ambassador to China, Xu Gesong, planned to travel from Nanjing to Shanghai on August 25 to meet japanese ambassador to China Shigeru Kawagoe. Britain was a neutral country at this time, so their ambassador's convoy would not be attacked by the Japanese under any circumstances.
After Chiang Kai-shek learned of this news, he secretly held a meeting on August 24 and decided to take the British ambassador's car to Shanghai to have a look, because there seemed to be no problem with safety. The record of this meeting happened to be Huang Jun, so Chiang Kai-shek's itinerary was known to the Japanese without any suspense.
It so happened that the next day, in order to coordinate the fujian troops to go to Shanghai for reinforcements, Chiang Kai-shek stayed in Nanjing and did not go to Shanghai with the British convoy. As a result, the British ambassador's convoy was bombed and strafed by Japanese aircraft in the Jiading area on the edge of Shanghai, targeting the British ambassador's car. The British ambassador's car was blown up beyond recognition, and the British ambassador Xu Gesong was seriously injured and died in the hospital after being snatched back to Shanghai.
This sudden event stunned the whole world: the Japanese really could do anything. The incident also stunned the Japanese: it took so much effort to target the car and kill the British ambassador. This incident stunned Chiang Kai-shek even more: if he went to Shanghai with the British ambassador, his life would be gone.
Chiang Kai-shek summoned Dai Kasa, Xu Enzeng, Gu Zhenglun, and a bunch of other key intelligence officers. There is nothing to say, can be understood, the only thing to do now is to dig out the adulteress, otherwise, next time will not be so lucky.
All the people who knew the news were investigated by the central government, and everyone had an internal line installed around them, and everyone had to pass the pass anyway. Soon, Huang Jun's father and son entered the sight of the Central Command, and after in-depth investigation, the Central Command was also stunned: this family is a spy network.
After obtaining the exact evidence, on September 23, the Central Command conducted a comprehensive collection of the spy network of Huang Jun's father and son, and all the big and small spies, including the Japanese spy Nanyun Zaozi, were arrested. Huang Jun's father and son were publicly executed, of course, with more than enough to die, while the Japanese spy Nanzao Yunzi was sentenced to life imprisonment. The reason why the Kuomintang did not kill her was that it hoped to use Nanzao Yunzi as a chip to contain Japan.
Nanzao Yunzi was imprisoned in the Tiger Bridge Central Prison in Nanjing, who thought that within a few months, the Japanese army would capture Nanjing, the Nationalist government only cared about escaping, and did not have time to deal with the prisoners in the prison, Nanzao Yunzi actually escaped a disaster.
After the outbreak of the Pacific War, the Japanese simply made Nanzao Yunzi's identity public and sent her to serve as the chief of a special section in the Shanghai Japanese secret service to deal with the underground anti-Japanese forces lurking in Shanghai.
Nanzao Yunzi was born in China, and has been spying in China for many years, and is very familiar with all aspects of the situation in China at that time, and her presence is a huge threat to China's anti-Japanese activities. From 1938 to 1942, when Nanzao Yunzi was the head of the special section in Shanghai, Japan, a large number of anti-Japanese soldiers were arrested and killed in Shanghai; a large number of anti-Japanese drama points were destroyed; and the secret service organs of the Wang puppet regime were propped up.
The operation in China was so successful, Nanzao Yunzi was both arrogant and blind, as if no one could do anything with him, and ordinary people really did not dare to provoke her. One night in April 1942, Nanzo Yunzi was driving out alone, and was discovered by Dai Kasa's military commander agents, and finally in the French Concession Xiafei Road near the Paramount Café, 3 military commander agents fired a volley of gunfire, and the "flower of empire" of the Japanese secret service circle, Nanzo Yunzi, died at the age of 33.
Nanzao Yunzi deserved it, and she brought great losses to China's anti-Japanese resistance. Taking the Battle of Songhu as an example, this was originally an offensive campaign by the Chinese side with the purpose of "encircling and annihilating the enemy army", because the information she provided made everything disappear.
History is a mirror that constantly reminds us that in peacetime, secrecy is even more important than in wartime. Most of Nanzao Yunzi's espionage achievements were obtained when the war did not start, such as the defense map of Shanghai and the Jiangyin Fortress Plan.
When a spy successfully completes a mission, the role it plays is often irreplaceable by the strength of several "armies."