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In 1950, Mao Renfeng submitted a top-secret document to Chiang Kai-shek. When he saw the three words "Vice Chief Wu" clearly written on the document, Chiang Kai-shek was furious, threw out the list in his hand, and shouted: "Where is Wu Shiren, tie him up to see me immediately!" ”
Mao Renfeng reminded him softly that casually arresting him as Wu Shi might cause dissatisfaction among others, and this matter should be handled secretly. Although Chiang Kai-shek calmed down and agreed to Mao Renfeng's objections, his hatred of Wu Shi was never quelled.
In order to vent his anger, he ordered someone to film the scene of Wu Shi's execution**. So, what crime did Wu Shi commit that made Chiang Kai-shek hate him so much? Why did Mao Renfeng have scruples about publicly arresting Wu Shi?
And what was written on the document that made Chiang Kai-shek furious?
Wu Shi, a senior Kuomintang general, was a veteran party member who had participated in the Xinhai Revolution, and his position within the Kuomintang was very important. Especially in the years when he studied at the military academy, Wu Shi became the "champion" in the eyes of teachers and students by virtue of his excellent grades every year.
Whether it is in qin, chess, poetry and painting, or leading troops to fight, Wu Shi is invincible. At that time, his classmates called him "Twelve Capable People", which was the best certification of Wu Shi's strength.
You must know that Zhang Zhizhong, Bai Chongxi and others were also studying in that school at that time, but they could not surpass Wu Shi academically. It was because of Wu Shi's outstanding ability that he was sent to a Japanese school for further study soon after graduation, and after returning to China, he served as an instructor at the army school.
At this time, Wu Shi was not only full of peach and plums all over the world, but his students gradually became the ** of the Kuomintang, and even Chiang Kai-shek was very important to him. After graduating with honors from the Military Intelligence Department at the Japanese School, Chiang Kai-shek immediately appointed him as the head of the General Staff Department, who was specifically responsible for the Kuomintang's intelligence work against Japan, and was particularly fond of talking to Wu Shi.
Especially during the Battle of Wuhan, almost every week Chiang Kai-shek would take time out of his way to ask Wu Shi some questions.
Wu Shi was once in the Kuomintang for a while because of Chiang Kai-shek's importance, but he was not satisfied in his heart. He joined the army for the peace of the country and to kill the enemy and defend the country.
However, he was trapped in a confidential room, confronted with paper documents every day, which made him feel far from his dreams. Until the Battle of Guinan in 1940, when the enemy besieged Wu Shi's unit, all the generals who could command the battle were no longer there, and Wu Shi naturally took over the command.
Surprisingly, he succeeded in leading the troops to a crucial victory, which greatly boosted the morale of the army, and Bai Chongxi began to pay attention to him and recommended him to be the chief of staff of the lieutenant general of the fourth theater of operations.
Wu Shi was a natural intelligence talent, but when he returned to the battlefield, he returned to the mountains like a fierce beast and won victory for the country. As his standing within the KMT grew, his students were proud to have been his students.
However, as he learned more about the Kuomintang, Wu Shi began to doubt his choice. At the beginning, he joined the Kuomintang in response to Dr. Sun Yat-sen's "Three People's Principles", but now the Kuomintang ignores the interests of the state and the nation for the sake of personal interests, and even oppresses the common people and levies miscellaneous taxes.
Wu Shi's faith was wavering until an incident occurred in 1944 that made him completely disillusioned with the Kuomintang.
When the Japanese army launched a fierce attack on the Hunan and Guizhou regions, the Kuomintang soldiers suffered heavy losses in the continuous fierce fighting. Seeing that the Xianggui region was about to fall, Wu Shi sent several urgent telegrams, begging for reinforcements as soon as possible, but before they were forced to abandon their positions, he did not wait for any assistance.
On the way to retreat, Wu Shi witnessed the local people fleeing their hometowns in the cold wind and snow, under the bombing of Japanese planes overhead, and many of them unfortunately died in the escape.
Returning to the rear, Wu Shi learned that the reason why ** did not support was not because of the tense situation in the theater, but because Chiang Kai-shek believed that after the end of the Pacific Campaign, the Japanese army would be defeated, so he turned his attention to the Communist Party and the Gui army.
After learning the truth, Wu Shi had lost hope in the Kuomintang, and he resigned from the post of chief of staff.
Although Wu Shi was sent to other departments to take up important positions, he was filled with pain when he saw the growing corruption within the Kuomintang. At this time, he began to miss his contacts with the Communist Party, especially with *** and others.
He realized that the claims made were correct. From then on, Wu Shi often read ***'s works at home, and listened to the radio stations in the liberated areas after the end of the Anti-Japanese War, although he knew that next door to him lived the Kuomintang spy leader Mao Renfeng, and once Mao Renfeng found out that he was studying the radio in the enemy area and taking notes, it would bring serious consequences.
However, Wu Shi was not afraid, he not only studied on his own, but also encouraged his son to study Marxist thought together, and held dialectical discussions from time to time to share his learning experience.
After the Xi'an Incident, He Sui established deep ties with the Communist Party and introduced his friend Wu Shi to the Communist Party. Wu Shi embarked on the road of communism from then on. Because of his special position in the Kuomintang and the advancement of his students in key sectors, Wu Shi provided our party with a great deal of valuable intelligence during the War of Liberation.
His expertise makes it easy to organize and label information, saving time and keeping it clear and easy to understand. In June 1948, when the Huaihai Battle was about to break out, Wu Shi immediately wrote to Li Shuzheng after receiving the ** order, asking him to take care of Wu Zhongxi.
Wu Shi's words provided Wu Zhongxi with the opportunity to penetrate into the enemy's interior, and he looked at the battle map openly and passed on important information. Wu Shi used his position and connections to create a large number of shortcuts for our party's underground workers and convey a lot of valuable information.
When the Kuomintang was defeated and retreated to Taiwan, when Wu Shi received Chiang Kai-shek's order, he solemnly instructed his henchmen: "You must personally hand over the materials hidden in the research institute to the Communists. ”
It turned out that after Chiang Kai-shek fled to Taiwan in defeat, he ordered the transfer of 500 boxes of military secret documents to Taiwan, although Wu Shi had left these materials before, but in the face of Chiang Kai-shek's direct orders, no one dared to disobey them.
After careful consideration, Wu Shi used the shortage of ships as an excuse to send only a batch of less important documents to Taiwan, and the rest of the important documents were hidden in the Fujian Research Institute. He was about to be sent to Taiwan, so he left the matter to his henchmen before leaving.
Fortunately, under Wu Shi's repeated reminders, the person in charge of keeping these materials was able to successfully deliver them to the Communist Party, and these documents are still of great research value.
On the other hand, Wu Shi took his wife and two daughters to Taiwan, and was soon appointed by Chiang Kai-shek as deputy chief of staff of the Ministry of National Defense. In this position, Wu Shi had easy access to information on all the classified military arrangements of the Kuomintang.
He spent a while sorting out all the Kuomintang's defense maps and defense maps, and accurately marked the distribution of regimental troops, looking forward to the opportunity to pass on these confidential information.
However, at that time, Taiwan was shrouded in an atmosphere of white terror, and under the instructions of Chiang Kai-shek, a large number of underground workers were brutally subjected, and even the information transmission route confirmed by Wu Shi and Wu Zhongxi before coming to Taiwan was interrupted.
Wu Shi was like a trapped beast in Taiwan at this time, he had to hide his identity to prevent being discovered, and at the same time he was eager to pass on the information and help the Communists liberate Taiwan as soon as possible.
After the defeat of the battles of Kinmen and Zhoushan, the PLA realized that the naval battle was different from the previous land battles, and that the enemy had advanced American ships**, therefore, they urgently needed intelligence to reduce**.
After weighing it many times, it was decided to let Comrade Zhu Feng undertake this arduous task and avoid the search of the Kuomintang in the name of visiting his daughter. With the help of Cai Xiaoqian, the head of the CCP in Taiwan, Zhu Feng successfully connected with Wu Shi and passed on the microfilm that recorded all military intelligence.
When this microfilm was urgently sent to Beijing, ** saw the intelligence map that recorded the enemy's military deployment in detail, and couldn't help but praise happily: "Good! These two comrades are good, and they have to be credited with a great credit! ”
It is said that ** even composed a poem on the spot to praise Wu Shi and Zhu Feng.
After that, Wu Shi and Zhu Feng began to cooperate closely and successfully transmitted important information many times. However, on New Year's Day 1950, everything changed. On January 29, 1950, Cai Xiaoqian, who was in charge of coordinating the work of Taiwan's underground party, was arrested and imprisoned by Kuomintang agents, and soon defected and confessed to a large number of underground CCP members.
According to Cai Xiaoqian's secret confession, Mao Renfeng searched a list of more than 400 people in Cai Xiaoqian's office, and the words "Vice Chief Wu" appeared in it.
You must know that Wu Shi was an old Kuomintang member and was deeply trusted by Chiang Kai-shek. If he is really an underground party, the consequences will be unimaginable. Mao Renfeng didn't dare to alarm Chiang Kai-shek immediately, but secretly investigated Wu Shi's true identity with his immediate boss.
Soon after, their suspicions were confirmed. When inducing Wu Shi's wife to confess, they learned that Wu Shi had indeed contacted Zhu Feng on the list many times, and when Wu Shi was arrested, they found the "special pass" he issued to Zhu Feng.
Chiang Kai-shek wanted to shoot Wu Shi, but Mao Renfeng suggested pressing it first and considering the students' emotions. Wu Shi's identity is special, although there is a delivery, but Chiang Kai-shek personally ordered to torture Wu Shi, asking to see Wu Shi's miserable state.
Finally, on June 10, 1950, Mao Renfeng ordered the execution of Wu Shi and four others, and sent Wu Shi's sacrifice to Chiang Kai-shek's table. In 1973, in recognition of Wu Shi's dedication, he was awarded the Martyr's Medal.