On July 15, 1946, in the campus of Yunnan University, a meeting to mourn Mr. "Li Gongpu", a democratic figure without party affiliation, aroused strong repercussions among the democrats and revolutionaries of the Communist Party organizations across the country.
Mr. Li Gongpu was assassinated by Kuomintang reactionaries half a month ago and unfortunately passed away, triggering mourning and anger throughout the country.
The death of Mr. Li Gongpu has dealt a heavy blow to the China Democratic League, but his spirit of selfless dedication and willingness to sacrifice for the people and the truth has not faded. Mr. Wen Yiduo and Mr. Li are highly consistent in spirit, and he took over the torch of democratic truth from Mr. Li and continued to fight for the people.
The spirit of democracy is still blowing in the wind, and the hopes and expectations of the people have never left, yet this light of truth, which illuminates the crowd, is also aimed at the dark guns of the reactionaries.
At the memorial rally, the members of the NLD tried their best to dissuade Mr. Wen Yiduo from going to the podium, because they knew that after Mr. Li Gongpu, Mr. Wen Yiduo would probably become the next target of the Kuomintang reactionaries.
However, Mr. Li Gongpu's great achievements and profound words made the anger in Wen Yiduo's heart irrefutable. He was determined to continue fighting for the cause of democracy, even though he knew that there would be great danger to it.
Mr. Wen Yiduo has not only personal safety in mind, but also the call of the people and the truth of democracy. At the memorial service, he stepped forward and delivered the "Last Speech", inspiring all present with his courage and faith.
His speech gave a glimpse to the power of peace and harmony, but at the same time it also allowed the reactionaries to find their next target for assassination. Although the memorial service ended after his speech, his courage and determination will forever remain in people's hearts.
Soon after, the Kuomintang reactionaries did assassinate Wen Yiduo, but his spirit and thoughts will always live in the hearts of the people.
On the way home from school, thugs with guns suddenly appeared on both sides of the street, and after the fierce gunfire, Mr. Wen Yiduo was shot more than ten times and fell on the cold green tile road.
Another patriot fell in a pool of blood, the assassination of Li Gongpu and Wen Yiduo was another two vicious incidents in the history of the Democratic League after Jiaokouchang and Cangbaitang**, and these evil assassinations actually came from the same person, he is the former Kuomintang**, Cai Yunqi.
The evil party is in turmoil and insidiously kills patriots. The double-faced and three-edged nature of the Kuomintang has long been evident to the world, and now in the patriotic activities initiated by the social democrats, the style of its people has once again been displayed.
On the surface, the Kuomintang showed affinity and friendliness to the people and happily approved democratic meetings organized by social figures, but behind the scenes, it regarded these "troublesome" people who promoted democracy as "reactionaries" and drew up a detailed list of governance and handed it to Cai Yunqi.
On this list, the names of Li Gongpu and Wen Yiduo used to be at the top of the list.
One, two, but now, their names have been ruthlessly erased. The light of the trial illuminated their crimes, the murder of ** Cai Yunqi, a rich peasant born in 1916 who joined the Kuomintang at the age of 21.
Although he had no military training and education, he gained a high position in the army with his mind and flexible communicative skills. However, his crimes could not escape justice after all, and Cai Yunqi's crime of killing Li Gongpu and Wen Yiduo was forever recorded on the pillar of shame in history.
From the initial platoon commander to the deputy regiment commander, and then to join the Kuomintang intelligence system after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he was promoted to the head of the local intelligence and information department in a short time.
During the War of Liberation, Cai Yunqi did not directly participate in the front-line battles, but lurked at the bottom of society, interfering with the patriotic activities of democrats. In June 1946, Cai Yunqi received an order to form an assassination team and successfully carried out the task of assassinating the "reactionary" Li Gongpu.
The 10,000-signature campaign launched in Kunming, with the goal of opposing the civil war, embodied the Democratic League's fervent desire for peace, and had a far-reaching impact across the country.
After the signature event, Cai Yunqi sent a hitman to assassinate Li Gongpu. Subsequently, two patriots were killed one after another, but the real culprits escaped justice. At the end of the Liberation War, after Cai Yunqi was dismissed by the Kuomintang, he used the accumulated wealth to return to his hometown and began to engage in commercial activities.
Cai Yunqi's disguise is so perfect, the image of a footman who fled during the war, it is almost impossible to arouse the suspicion of others. But in the end, his elaborate design is broken, and justice will punish him.
The source of all this is Cai Yunqi himself. Once at a banquet with two fellow villagers, he got carried away and boasted about his past assassinations. Although the speaker was unintentional, the two fellows were shocked by his vivid and vivid narration into a cold sweat, and when they woke up, they realized that their friend had been such a dangerous person.
In this competition, although the KMT has low popularity and support, if the NLD continues to "mess around," the balance of power will inevitably tilt.
The KMT's actions were to inhibit the NLD's social activity process, and the method they used was to assassinate the core members of the organization, which they considered to be the best way to solve the problem.
However, history has proven that both violence and ** rule are undesirable, and the correct ** way is to eliminate the disease slowly, rather than directly cutting off the "diseased" part as the Kuomintang did.