In 1922, Jin Wuxian was born in a family of eunuchs in Beiping. From childhood to adulthood, he was surrounded by gold and silver treasures. At that time, Beiping was full of wealth, and Jin Wuxian seemed destined to live in this prosperous world.
In 1940, at the age of eighteen, Jin Wuxian received an admission letter from the School of Journalism of Yenching University. Jin Wuxi's parents have great hopes for him. However, fate played a joke on him. Overnight, all the family property, all the relationships, all the dreams, were shattered by the ruthless reality.
What made Jin Wuxian even more sad was that at the most difficult time, his father died, leaving him alone. He had to deal with heavy tuition fees and family burdens, and his wealthy life was wiped out overnight.
In order to support his family, Jin Wuxian took up drudgery, which was a hard time he had never experienced in his life. The hard work day after day made him deeply appreciate the hardships and hardships of life. But it is precisely these hardships that make him more sensitive to the suffering and social injustice of the people at the bottom of society.
After a period of in-depth thinking, Jin Wuxian began to look for a way to save the country. In the library, he stumbled upon Marxism, Leninism, which inspired him. He realized that the only way to truly save the country was to change social injustice. Therefore, he resolutely joined the Communist Party of China and became a staunch Communist Party member.
Although he really wanted to participate in the War of Resistance and make a modest contribution to the peace of the motherland, the organization told him that he had more important tasks to do. His studies at Yenching University gave him a deep understanding of history, law, and religion, and at the same time, he was already fluent in spoken English. These skills made him an invaluable talent, and he was hired by the U.S. unit in China.
In 1948, during the Liberation War, Kim was sent to the U.S. Consulate in Shanghai and later to the Hong Kong Consulate. This is not a simple diplomatic task, but also a secret mission given to him by the party. He wants to go deep into the hearts of his enemies and put on a diplomatic cloak for himself through lies and disguises.
In 1950, after the outbreak of the Korean War, relations between the two countries became even more strained. Jin Wuxian was transferred to the United Nations Headquarters as an interpreter. In order to win the trust of the enemy, he had to give up his kindness and staged one cruel scene after another. Although his heart was full of pain and struggle, he always stood firm in his beliefs and unswervingly fought for the motherland and the cause.
In 1952, Jin Wuxian stepped into the US ** Intelligence Agency and became a member of that mysterious organization. With great patience and diligence, he won the trust of the upper echelons. Soon, he became a translator and analyst in an important department, responsible for transmitting some important information related to *** back to China.
At that time, the whole world was in a tense atmosphere, and everyone was uneasy about rumors that the United States might expand the Vietnam War. But at the same time, our leaders do not seem to panic and remain calm. It's not that they don't understand the situation, nor do they ignore the situation, but that there was news sent by Jin Wuxian for a long time, and Nixon's hole cards were clearly felt.
With the breakdown of U.S. peace talks, the U.S. side was desperate to exert military pressure on North Vietnam to force it to return to the negotiating table. They longed for an end to the Vietnam War and for a lasting peace agreement. This news is undoubtedly a shot in the arm for our leaders, as it can give them a clearer grasp of the direction of the situation.
This information has become the key to their strategy formulation and their ability to calmly deal with the international situation.
In an era full of espionage and secret warfare, Jin Wuxian has been secretly transmitting a large amount of intelligence to China, and at the same time always maintaining a high degree of vigilance. In 1981, Jin Wuxian applied for retirement, and the director of the ** intelligence bureau tried his best to keep it. Jin Wuxian had no choice but to reluctantly stay, but this time he continued to serve the country silently as an adviser.
However, at this very time. Jin Wuxian's upline Yu defected, defected to the United States, and revealed Jin Wuxian's identity to the CIA. Director Casey was furious and ordered Kim to be arrested and tried to use interrogation to force him to "confess".
During the interrogation, in front of a series of evidence presented by the ** Intelligence Agency, the jury convicted him of the crime and sentenced him to life imprisonment.
In the face of such a severe punishment, Jin Wuxian strengthened his belief in his heart. He was determined to die with dignity. Although his body was buried somewhere in the United States before, with the efforts of the party and **, his body was finally brought back to the motherland and let him rest in his homeland.
In 2019, a tablet about two meters high was found in an orchard near the Jade Emperor Peak in Xiangshan, Beijing, with the inscription "The Tomb of the Late Father Jin Wuxi", and its inscription was "Jin Wuxi". Jin Wuxian is a hero on the intelligence front, and his deeds have been published in literary and historical publications, and his name has gone down in history. He did a good job of keeping his career secret, and even his wife Zhou Jinyu didn't know his true identity until ** later that he knew he was playing for the country. Thirty-three years later, Jin Wuxian is buried as a hero in the homeland he fought for.
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