This man's life is even more wonderful than **, can you believe it?He is a diplomat of ethnic Korean nationality in China, and he even crossed over to become a professor at the University of Foreign Chinese Studies in Pyongyang, North Korea. What's even more surprising is that he is also a spy of the southern faction of the Workers' Party of Korea, and the saying that if he does not die in a big disaster, he will be blessed.
After South Korean authorities discovered his identity as a spy, Mr. Chung even pressed for himself to be sentenced to death, but the South Korean authorities imprisoned him for less than four years before releasing him. What kind of magic does he have in his body that allows him to survive as a spy unscathed?Why would South Korea** consider him a treasure?What kind of secret is hidden in him?
On July 3, 1996, the real image of Zheng Shouyi** showed his true identity as a spy. With five nationalities and 12 languages, he was a former Chinese diplomat and a literary treasure of South Korea, but his true identity was a spy for North Korea. Between June 1984 and July 1996, Chung received 161 orders from Pyongyang on the radio.
In the process, he not only analyzed the relevant contents of the South Korean monthly magazine, but also sent English letters and special ciphers to North Korean intelligence points in Beijing and Shenyang, conveying intelligence information such as Clinton's visit to South Korea, the production of the latest combat vehicles of the South Korean army, and the movement trend of the South Korean people.
Between 1987 and 1995, Mr. Chung made four secret trips to North Korea to receive a prize for the reunification of the motherland and a $19,000 prize. If he had been using this kind of correspondence, perhaps Zheng Shouyi could work as a scholar and a spy until he was old.
However, what people did not expect was that in 1996, the dead Jeong Shou-il suddenly changed the method of information transmission to fax transmission, and was soon discovered by the South Korean intelligence authorities disguised as an "Arab", and he was immediately arrested. So, how did Zheng Shouyi start his career as a spy?Chung was born in 1934 in Yanji, Jilin Province, China, and is originally from Myeongcheon-gun, North Hamgyong Province, North Korea.
After graduating from high school in Yanji, he was successfully admitted to the Arabic Department of Peking University and completed his studies with the highest grades in the department. Subsequently, ** Gong sent him to study Arabic literature at Cairo University in Egypt and entered *** work. At that time, however, ethnic Koreans in China had not yet fully established their national identity. Even in the civil war and in the early days of the statehood, our party allowed North Korean citizens to have a double identity.
Among the Korean ethnic group in China, there is a popular view that the national motherland is Korea, the legal motherland is China, and the spiritual motherland is the Soviet Union. It is precisely because of this thinking that many ethnic Korean elites believe that North Korea is their true homeland and hope to one day return to their "homeland" to serve them. Zheng Shouyi is one of them.
At that time, Zheng Shouyi was eager to return to North Korea, but he was unwilling to lose such a potential talent, and the two had a big conflict. In the end, under the decision of ***, Zheng Shouyi was allowed to return to North Korea, which he had in mind. Since returning to North Korea, Chung has been working as a professor at Pyongyang University. Even in 1963, he could find a ** with Kim Il Sung to serve as his interpreter.
With his excellent Arabic skills and exotic appearance, Chung quickly attracted the attention of the intelligence services of the Workers' Party of Korea. Fate changed at this point. After four years and five months of spy training, Zheng Shou began his life of tossing and turning. Not only did he obtain Lebanese and Filipino citizenship, but he also obtained a master's degree from Tunisia.
In 1984, the heavily armed Jeong finally entered South Korea and studied Korean at Yonsei University's Language School , Xi before becoming a professor at Dankook University. During this period, Zheng Shouyi has been engaged in espionage work. What is ironic is that most of the information that Chung Shou-il conveyed to North Korea can be obtained through the Japanese network. Even after his **, the people involved found a large number of writings with huge annotations in his residence.
It can be said that his espionage career was mainly engaged in academic research. What is even more surprising is that during his years as a spy in South Korea, Chung did not bring any favorable news to North Korea, on the contrary, he wrote many academic results about South Korea. In view of the fact that Zheng Shouyi did not cause substantial harm to South Korea, South Korea sentenced him to 12 years in prison.
Due to his good behavior, Zheng Shouyi was released from prison after serving less than four years in prison. After he was released from prison, he returned to school and devoted himself to his beloved studies. Not only that, but he even established the Institute of Korean Civilization Exchange in 2008, which has created many achievements related to the Eurasian Silk Road. At the academic forum, he showed his strong academic brilliance and brought rich academic exchanges to everyone.