This article tells the story of Yuan Shu, the prototype of Minglou, a character in the TV series "The Pretender" starring Hu Ge. Yuan Shu was born in Huanggang, Hubei Province in 1911, and his father was an official in the national **, but his father abandoned him and his mother in his early years, and he and his mother lived a poor life. Yuan Shu participated in the May Day Movement and the Northern Expedition, but many political events after the war made him lose confidence in changing the country's situation. After that, he founded an independent newspaper and became an intelligence worker to hide his identity as an underground CCP party. Yuan Shu also became acquainted with the Japanese Eiichi Iwai, and gained Iwai's trust by providing information on part of the Kuomintang's military expenditures. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Yuan Shu entered the military intelligence organization to provide intelligence support for the party's revolutionary cause. After the war, Yuan Shu joined the Qing Gang and worshipped Du Yuesheng and ** Rong, which also became a kind of protection for him to hide his identity. Yuan Shu served as the five-fold identity of the Central Unification, the Japanese Puppet **, the Military Unification, the CCP Underground Party, and the Youth Gang, and he traveled between all parties and faced great dangers. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Yuan Shu turned to the study of the issue of Hong Kong, but was framed by Pan Hannian as a "traitor" and was imprisoned for 27 years. After Pan Hannian was rehabilitated in 1982, Yuan Shu was acquitted and applied to restore his original name. However, in 1987, Yuan Shu died of illness in Beijing.
On the Internet, the TV series "The Pretender" starring Hu Ge has won the love and praise of the audience. The role of Ming Lou in the play is complex and mysterious, which arouses the audience's curiosity about Yuan Shu, the prototype of Ming Lou. People praised Hu Ge's acting skills, as well as the bravery and fearlessness of Yuan Shu, a real historical figure.
The story of Yuan Shu is similar to that of many heroes in history, who have made outstanding contributions to the cause of the country and the Party by carrying multiple identities and tasks during special periods and backgrounds. For example, during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, many Chinese patriots also shuttled between their respective identities and made great sacrifices and efforts to fight the invaders.
Yuan Shu's story shows that an ordinary person bravely assumes the responsibilities of the country and the party for the sake of his ideals and mission. His efforts and contributions have played a positive role in promoting the development of China's revolutionary cause. His experience also shows that in this special period, some people always stick to the right path regardless of personal gains and losses, and do their best for the country and the people.
Yuan Shu is a heroic figure who silently dedicates himself to the cause of the country and the party. During the special period, he carried multiple identities and tasks, and made great contributions to the country's revolutionary cause. Despite his torture in prison, his true identity was eventually restored and he was acquitted. Yuan Shu's story is admirable and regrettable, his experience is full of hardships and setbacks, but he has always stuck to his beliefs and responsibilities. His story reminds us to be firm in our beliefs, brave in the face of difficulties, and strive for the happiness of our country and people.