In 1937, Li Kenong was ordered to go to Nanjing to serve as the director of the Eighth Route Army Office in Nanjing. In September, ** began negotiations with the Kuomintang on joint resistance against Japan. However, the Kuomintang spies were extremely sensitive to the every move of the CCP negotiators, stalking and stalking, like a leper dog, stalking and stalking, which made Li Kenong very annoying, and he decided to teach the Kuomintang "dog" spies a lesson.
On this day, ** asked two foreign friends to talk, in order to avoid the eyes and ears of the spies, the place of conversation was agreed to be in a secluded place in the suburbs.
Li Kenong acted as a *** guard, followed him into a car, honked his horn and left the office. Naturally, it was difficult for all this to escape the eyes of the Kuomintang spies hiding near Meiyuan New Village, but in fact, Li Kenong had no intention of hiding from them at all.
Li Kenong saw the agent's car following from the car's mirror, and he said to the driver: "The dog is following and find a way to get rid of it." The driver nodded, stepped on the accelerator, and the car immediately accelerated forward, and the spy who followed closely behind had not yet reacted, and had already pulled away from the car in front of him.
Li Kenong stared at the road ahead, and when the car was about to reach a fork in the road, he suddenly asked the driver to turn, and the car turned into a narrow alley.
The car of the agent behind was accelerating to catch up, and when he saw the car in front of him suddenly turning fast, he immediately braked urgently, but they were driving too fast just now, and the strong inertia made their car unable to stop immediately, and with the whistling sound of the brakes, the car rushed over from the fork and slid for dozens of meters before stopping.
Just when the spy was hurriedly reversing, ** had already quickly gotten out of the car and got into another car that had been parked there a long time ago, and after the car received ***, it did not delay for a moment and immediately drove away.
It turned out that after Li Kenong came to Nanjing, with a strong sense of responsibility and based on his own work experience, he had already found out the location of the roads and alleys near Meiyuan New Village.
When the car in which *** and Li Kenong were riding turned sharply and galloped into the predetermined position, the car waiting there had already started, so *** quickly got out of the car and sat in the car of a foreign friend. And when the spies reversed the car and turned into this small road, the car that ** was riding in had already turned several corners in a row and disappeared.
Li Kenong still sat in the original car and instructed the driver: "Let's go, don't drive too fast, take them around, just walk the dog." ”
Under Li Kenong's command, the driver drove forward unhurriedly, keeping an appropriate distance from the agent's car, neither letting the agent catch up nor leaving the agent's sight.
More than ten minutes later, Li Kenong said to the driver: "Save some gas, let's stop and rest for a while." ”
I saw that the car in front of me slowly stopped on the side of the road, and the car of the spy behind also stopped. A spy got out of the car and pretended to decorate the car, and several spies sitting in the car seemed to have nothing to do, but their eyes secretly looked at Li Kenong's car.
Unexpectedly, Li Kenong suddenly greeted them generously: "What's the matter, how many people, is the car broken?" ”
The spies did not dare to openly "provoke" the people in the Eighth Route Army office, so they had to nod awkwardly in response.
Li Kenong beckoned one of the spies over: "My car is also broken, why don't you help me take a look?" ”
The spy was still thinking of finding an excuse to approach the other party's car, but when he heard Li Kenong's words, he immediately got out of the car and hurriedly looked into Li Kenong's car, the back seat of the car was empty, and they had been following for a long time and disappeared.
Looking back at Li Kenong, Li Kenong was smoking a cigarette leisurely, chatting happily with the driver, and laughing heartily from time to time.
A few spies didn't cry or laugh, and then they realized that they had been tricked, and they were so embarrassed that they were embarrassed and left stupidly.
Li Kenong's tricks of teasing the Kuomintang spies are far more than these, he also has a trick that can not only fulfill the "achievements" of the spies, but also make them work for half a day without getting anything.
In January 1946, in accordance with the cease-fire agreement reached between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, a temporary organization was established in Beiping, the Executive Department of the Military Mediation Office, whose main responsibility was to supervise the implementation of the armistice order by both sides. The CPC delegation was headed by Li Kenong, who lived in Cuimingzhuang with the radio station with the Confidential Section. It's a beautiful place and the accommodation is pretty good, but at the same time it's murderous and the atmosphere isn't relaxed.
Opposite Cuimingzhuang was the Kuomintang secret service, and even the waiters in Cuimingzhuang were Kuomintang agents in disguise, and Li Kenong's every move was closely monitored by the spies.
Li Kenong quickly worked out a plan against surveillance: Concentrate all the radio stations and confidential information sections in the south building of Cuimingzhuang, send special personnel to guard the passage of the building, and strictly prohibit idle personnel from entering, and then ask the comrades to fetch their own water, tidy up and clean the office by themselves, so as to block the "waiters" from entering the south building without authorization on the pretext of delivering boiling water and cleaning.
The spies couldn't see that they could enter the South Building, so they could only make a fuss about the room where Li Kenong and they were staying. As a result, the spies dressed as "waiters" were particularly "dedicated", cleaning the room at least twice a day, especially the wastepaper basket was very diligent.
After observing for a day, Li Kenong put forward two particularly strict requirements for the comrades: it is absolutely not allowed to bring any materials to the room, and it is absolutely impossible to throw away waste paper casually, even if it is household paper or paper that has nothing to do with the content of the work.
Then, Li Kenong humorously told everyone: "What they care about most should be me, people 'take care' of us day and night, I have to show something, I want to be ready to help them, and let them explain better." ”
Although the comrades knew that Li Kenong would not really "take care" of the spies, they did not know how he would "help" them to accomplish their "achievements".
I saw Li Kenong pick up a few pieces of paper, write and draw on the paper, scribble and change, and then knead the paper into a ball, then spread it flat, tear it into small pieces of paper, and finally, throw it into the paper basket in a mess, he clapped his hands and said: "The 'Book of Heaven' is written, it is enough for them to be busy." ”
Some people were puzzled, and Li Kenong smiled and said, "You'll know later." He also deliberately said to his comrades: "I can just play the game of 'Book from Heaven' with them alone, you must not play, just wait to see the excitement." ”
As Li Kenong expected, the shredded paper pieces that Li Kenong threw into the wastepaper basket made the spies feel like a treasure, and carefully "invited" them back, and they didn't dare to throw any confetti. It took them most of the day and a lot of effort to piece together the scraps of paper, and then they began to "study" Li Kenong's "Book from Heaven", racking their brains in the hope of finding something valuable from it, but they had no clue at all.
The spies were able to piece together a copy of Li Kenong's "Book of Heaven" almost every few days, and they firmly believed that every line, every symbol, or every "hieroglyph" on Li Kenong's "Book of Heaven" should have its own special meaning, but they had not cracked it for a while.
Li Kenong later told the comrades: "We can't let the spies be idle and have nothing to do, they will look for something when they are idle, so I want to find some work for them." There were no valuable words or symbols on those scraps of paper I threw at me, and I couldn't read what was written, so since they were interested, let them go about their work. ”
Only then did the comrades suddenly realize that Li Kenong was playing tricks on the Kuomintang spies in this way, and from then on, when they saw the "waiter" carefully carrying the waste paper basket out of Li Kenong's guest room, the comrades couldn't hold back their laughter.
This is how Li Kenong used his wisdom and wisdom to fight wits and courage with the Kuomintang spies, and from time to time he would play tricks on them, so there was a convention for the Kuomintang spies with older qualifications: as long as Li Kenong was involved in a case, they would hide if they could, and generally would not "compete" for the opportunity to "make meritorious contributions."
Once someone who doesn't know the height of the sky, or which unlucky guy is designated by his boss and has to "fight" with Li Kenong, those veteran agents will gloat and wait to see their jokes.