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Undercurrents: The intrigue of Japanese female spies during the invasion of China.
During World War II, while invading China, the Japanese army sent a large number of spies to engage in intelligence gathering and sabotage activities in China. Among them, Yoshiko Kawashima has become the number one person among Japanese female spies. However, when she was popular, another Japanese female spy gradually emerged, and she was Nakajima Nariko. The open and secret struggle between these two female spies constitutes a fascinating chapter in history.
Nakajima Nariko: The aristocratic daughter turned into a new star of the military command.
Nakajima Nariko was originally the daughter of a rich man in Koyama City, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. Although she lived a prosperous life, she was dissatisfied with the ordinary life, and in 1923, at the age of 20, she volunteered to join the Manchurian headquarters of the Japanese Red Cross Society and embarked on a journey to northeastern China.
The Kwantung Army spy agency took a fancy to the young and beautiful Nakajima Nariko and decided to train her to become a spy. Through rigorous training, Nakajima was ordered to marry Han Jingtang, the chief of the maintenance section of the Jingbong Railway and a Chinese. Her mission is to obtain information through this identity, and surprisingly, although Nakajima Nariko obtains information through seduction, she is unusually loyal to her husband Han Jingtang.
A new star of military command emerges.
Nakajima rose to prominence in her espionage career. In 1938, there were a large number of assassinations of Japanese in Tianjin. Faced with the problem of the British and French concessions becoming a hideout for killers, the Japanese army gave this task to Nakajima Nariko. She took decisive measures and cooperated with the Chinese bandit leader to kidnap the head of the British Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Dai Ott, and skillfully guided the bandits to escape into the Japanese sphere of influence. This forced the British and French to compromise, and the Japanese were able to enter the concession to capture the anti-Japanese soldiers. Nakajima Nariko rose to fame as a result, gradually surpassing Yoshiko Kawashima, a female spy at the time.
Fate: The Judgment After Japan's Surrender.
However, Nariko's good days didn't last long. On August 14, 1945, Japan announced its surrender. In 1946, Nakajima Nariko was in Shanghai ** and was sent to the Jiangsu High Court for trial. At this time, Nakajima Nariko had become a Chinese citizen and was prosecuted for traitor. She insisted that she was Japanese, tried to get away with it, and even held the baby in her arms while attending the trial in an attempt to gain sympathy. However, in the face of hard facts, she was sentenced to 7 years in prison and held in Suzhou Prison.
Pain and companionship: years in prison.
In prison, Nakajima Nariko's cellmate turned out to be Shen Bijun, the wife of the great traitor Wang Jingwei. The two were in the same room and spent their years in prison together. In 1953, Nakajima was released and returned to Japan. For this female spy, such an ending may be considered lucky. She endured the trials and tribulations, endured the cruelty of war, and finally found her home in the long river of history.
Epilogue: The legendary life of a female spy.
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