Throughout the ages, traitors who betrayed the country have always been the object of deep hatred. However, during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, a seemingly traitorous man used amazing means to help the squadron strangle 20,000 Japanese troops in a battle. Who is this unknown hero?How did he achieve such great feats in the Japanese army?
Since the Japanese army invaded and occupied the three northeastern provinces in 1931, the anti-Japanese voice in China has gradually increased. However, at that time, the country was in a period of civil war, and the KMT's top brass chose to resolve the civil war first, ignoring the people's anti-Japanese voice. At this juncture, Li Zongren, the head of the Gui warlords, stood against Chiang Kai-shek and became the target of the Japanese army.
In the course of many conversations with Japanese officers, Li Zongren discovered that there were two factions within the Japanese army, one of which advocated invasion of China and the other advocated anti-Sovietism. Li Zongren decided to in turn co-opt the anti-Soviet faction in the Japanese army, and noticed a translator - Xia Wenyun. Xia Wenyun, a Dalian native who had studied in Japan for many years, became the target of Li Zongren's rebellion.
One night, Xia Wenyun stepped into Li Zongren's house. Li Zongren did not hesitate to ask Xia Wenyun why a person with both ability and political integrity would be willing to serve the enemy. Xia Wenyun's answer surprised Li Zongren, and he expressed his deep patriotic feelings for the motherland.
Since then, Xia Wenyun has become Li Zongren's intelligence agent as a translator. In the spring of 1938, the intelligence provided by Xia Wenyun informed Li Zongren that the Japanese army was about to launch a full-scale war of aggression against China, so Li Zongren quickly adjusted his strategy and successfully moved the provincial capital from Nanning to Guilin.
However, the real test is yet to come. In February 1938, the Japanese army attempted to form a siege in Xuzhou and capture the gateway to Chinese mainland. The intelligence provided by Xia Wenyun revealed the conspiracy of the Japanese army, which enabled Li Zongren to mobilize his troops in time to stop the Japanese army. In the battles of Linyi and Taierzhuang, Xia Wenyun's intelligence allowed Li Zongren to achieve a stunning victory without having an advantage in troops.
After the war, the Military Command Department gave a special commendation to Li Zongren's intelligence department, but few people knew that Xia Wenyun was the real hero behind this victory. Li Zongren's trust in Xia Wenyun was extremely firm, and he praised Xia Wenyun as "full of patriotism!"With such people with lofty ideals willing to be the behind-the-scenes heroes of our Greater China, how can we fail?”
However, Xia Wenyun's struggle did not end there. After the outbreak of the Pacific War, the Japanese military strengthened the blockade of intelligence and conducted a search for spies. Xia Wenyun became the object of suspicion, but fortunately, the officers in Japan who opposed the war of aggression against China reported to him in time, so that he escaped the pursuit of the spies.
In 1945, Japan announced its unconditional surrender, and Xia Wenyun was thrown into prison by the Kuomintang army in Shanxi. After spending a year in prison, he learned that someone had interceded on his behalf, and he was eventually released in the spring of 1947.
This unknown hero, during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the Pacific War, silently contributed his wisdom and courage to China's victory. He is the hero under Li Zongren, the Xia Wenyun who strangled 20,000 Japanese troops with eight words.
This article profoundly shows a little-known hero during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Xia Wenyun, and the tacit cooperation between him and Li Zongren in the flames of war. Xia Wenyun's firm patriotic feelings and dedication to the country were particularly valuable at the moment of encirclement and suppression by the Japanese army.
First of all, Xia Wenyun's identity change is admirable. A Dalian native who studied in Japan was forced to work for the Japanese because he couldn't find a job after the 918 Incident. However, he was not a traitor who was willing to be a traitor, but was keenly discovered by Li Zongren, and used his knowledge and status as a translator to become the key to Chinese intelligence**. This unusual change of identity is impressive, and it highlights Xia Wenyun's wisdom and determination.
Secondly, the article highlights the tacit cooperation between Xia Wenyun and Li Zongren. In the process of intelligence gathering and exchange, the two have established a deep trust and tacit understanding. Xia Wen used an eight-character text message to successfully interpret the actions of the Japanese army, helping Li Zongren resolve the crisis and achieve a precise strike on the Japanese army. This tacit cooperation not only achieved a great victory in the Battle of Taierzhuang, but also laid a solid foundation for the victory of the entire War of Resistance Against Japan.
In addition, Xia Wenyun's persistence and contribution are fully reflected in the article. Even at the moment when the Japanese military blocked the intelligence, Xia Wenyun still adhered to his duty and provided shelter and assistance to the Chinese ** people hiding in Shanxi. His tenacity and optimism in prison allowed him to finally get out of prison. All this shows his firm faith and selfless devotion to his homeland.
Overall, Xia Wenyun's story is a touching story of the Anti-Japanese War. He not only worked secretly behind enemy lines and sacrificed his life for the country, but also provided valuable information for the squadron at critical moments, making great contributions to the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan. Such heroic stories make people full of respect and admiration for the heroes of the Anti-Japanese War of that era, and also inject a deeper sense of color into our history.
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