**Severely punish the military representatives who support their aunts.
*, as the mayor of Shanghai, faced with a death verdict, fell into deep thought. After a few seconds of hesitation, he firmly stated to Li Shiying, the head of the Shanghai Public Security Bureau, that if such a person was not executed, then the Communist Party would lose credibility in Shanghai and the sentence must be executed immediately.
*'s signature fell, and the verdict was decided to be a matter of life and death, causing an uproar. Why did he pay with his life for that verdict? Was it opportunistic, or did it gain trust?
In 1949, the Battle of Songhu was won, and the People's Liberation Army marched all the way. In May of the same year, Shanghai was successfully liberated amid the enthusiastic cheers of the people, and the Kuomintang troops fled to Taiwan.
The Kuomintang's extravagant behavior in Shanghai had long aroused the dissatisfaction and resentment of the people of Shanghai, so all the actions of the PLA fighters aroused their great concern.
Most of the PLA soldiers come from poor families, and the bustling life in Shanghai often causes people to lose self-control. When the Kuomintang fled to Taiwan, they mocked the communist fighters for being overwhelmed by the prosperity of Shanghai.
In order to maintain the discipline and purity of the troops, the troops were strictly restrained, prohibiting interference with the people and taking the goods of the masses, strictly abiding by the instructions of the party organization, and maintaining order in Shanghai.
Despite strict discipline, there are still a few people who violate the law and discipline, and even have serious corruption in their style of life. The person who made ** angry was the former military representative Ou Zhen.
Ou Zhen joined the Kuomintang when he was young, and was quickly promoted to the rank of private with his intelligence. When the Kuomintang was entrenched in Zhejiang, he served as a platoon leader of the Taizhou Security Corps. Since he had a level of initial Chinese, the Nanhui Police Department hired him as a police officer.
During the War of Liberation, the Kuomintang was in urgent need of replenishing soldiers, and he once again defected to Du Yuming as a company commander. It can be said that Ou Zhen was an out-and-out Kuomintang reactionary.
However, what is puzzling is that after the end of the Liberation War, he suddenly switched sides and became a policeman under the leadership of the Communist Party. What is the reason for this?
In the process of the Liberation War, the People's Liberation Army was like a bamboo, and in the Huaihai Campaign, our army lived up to expectations and successfully defeated the Kuomintang army, and Ou Zhen became a prisoner of our army in this battle.
However, in order to escape responsibility, Ou Zhen began to play the bitter card, claiming that he had an eighty-year-old mother, who was lonely at home and forcibly arrested by the Kuomintang to participate in the war.
The PLA soldiers were kind-hearted, believed Ou Zhen's words, educated him, and released him back to his hometown. After returning home, Ou Zhen temporarily stayed at home, and soon after, the Shandong Police Academy began to recruit talents from the society, and he seized this opportunity to take the exam and was successfully admitted.
In the process of studying at the police academy, Ou Zhen understood his mistakes and was determined to embark on the right path and serve the people.
Ou Zhen longed for the smooth sailing of the Communist Party after the liberation of China, so he immediately signed up to join. He only wrote down his junior high school education in his resume, concealing his experience as a Kuomintang reactionary, because he had sufficient knowledge and had served as a policeman in the Kuomintang.
During his training in Danyang, his outstanding performance led to his appointment as the military representative of the Yulin Branch. At the same time, Ou Zhen followed Li Shiying, deputy director of the Social Department of the East China Bureau, to Shanghai to work.
In Shanghai, the people rejoiced and took to the streets to welcome the arrival of the People's Liberation Army. Ou Zhen also accepted the welcome of the people of Shanghai in the team with a new look.
Li Shiying came to the meeting place with the large army, and in the evening, each part selected the personnel standing guard. Ou Zhen, as a representative of the army, took the initiative to ask for help. He sincerely asked Li Shiying for instructions: "Bureau Li, give me this opportunity, and I will definitely complete the task of standing guard excellently." ”
Li Shiying saw Ou Zhen's excellent performance in peacetime, and said very happily: "Okay, this task will be handed over to you, don't slacken, and stand guard to stand up to the demeanor of our People's Liberation Army." ”
Ou Zhen immediately said: "Yes! I will definitely stand up to the majesty of our People's Liberation Army! ”
On this night, Ou Zhen was full of energy and curiosity about every scenery in Shanghai. He was so impressed by the charm of Shanghai that he decided to enjoy it to the fullest. At this time, the marshal was entrusted with the important task of serving as the mayor of Shanghai, and ordered him to maintain order in Shanghai and restore the prosperity of the city as soon as possible.
* The marshal lived up to expectations, actively maintained order, severely punished the Kuomintang reactionaries who remained in Shanghai, and demonstrated the righteousness of the Communists. Ou Zhen was only 25 years old at the time, and Shanghai was under the overall management of the Military Control Commission, and his military representative status in it was very high.
During the Kuomintang rule, many police officers did not make any political mistakes, so the party organization educated them ideologically and allowed them to continue to serve in the police station.
However, Ou Zhen dictates to them at work, causing them to dare to be angry and dare not speak, and gradually degenerate. One day, the city bureau received a secret piece of information, claiming that Kuomintang Colonel Bi Xiaohui had left a batch of ** equipment at his home in Shanghai when he fled to Taiwan.
After Ou Zhen received the order from the city bureau, he immediately led his subordinates to the home of Bi Xiaohui, a Kuomintang officer, to carry out the clean-up mission. He was attracted by Zhu's beauty, but because of the presence of his colleagues, he forcibly resisted the thoughts in his heart and sternly demanded that Zhu cooperate with the search.
After investigation, it was found that Zhu did not know, and the city bureau did not hold her responsible.
Ou Zhen was extremely impressed by Zhu, especially her young and beautiful appearance, which made him unforgettable. In the prime of life, he felt deep sympathy for Zhu's loneliness and helplessness.
This idea took root in Ou Zhen's mind, and finally one night, he changed into civilian clothes and quietly came to Zhu's home. When Zhu saw Ou Zhen, she was very panicked, and she was afraid that something would involve her.
Ou Zhen told her that the city bureau suspected that her family still had a firearm, and that if he hadn't intervened, Zhu might have been sent to prison. Zhu had been a colonel in the Kuomintang and heard Ou Zhen's unspoken meaning.
She immediately took out four silver dollars and handed them to Ou Zhen, thanking him for his help.
After careful consideration, Ou Zhen decided to help Zhu out of her predicament, and he comforted her not to worry and promised to do his best to help her. Then, he offered to make Zhu his partner, saying: "Now that your husband is not here, you must have a hard time wandering alone in Shanghai."
Why don't you let me take care of you, and I'll take care of everything here. With me, no one dares to bully you anymore. Zhu had no support in Shanghai, and she knew that she couldn't go on like this, so she decided to find someone she could trust.
Ou Zhen is the person she is looking for, and she believes that by following him, she can not only live a good life, but also enjoy glory and wealth.
Zhu took Ou Zhen's hand, and the two began their secret relationship. Ou Zhen still works normally during the day, but every night, he secretly comes to Zhu's house until Zhu's nanny comes home.
Ou Zhen wanted to be with Zhu, so he decided to declare that he had a fiancée and then find a house to live with Zhu. But he couldn't go to Zhu's house all the time, and needed to find a place for the two of them to enjoy their private space.
Ou Zhen thought that it would be more convenient if he could find a house with the help of an old local policeman. So, he found an old policeman surnamed Jiang, who respected him very much on weekdays, and asked him to find a suitable place to live for himself.
Ou Zhen explained to the policeman surnamed Jiang that his fiancée was coming to Shanghai and that he hoped to rent a house in a less crowded area because his fiancée was timid and afraid of dealing with strangers.
He also specifically told the policeman surnamed Jiang not to let others know his address. **Of course, I didn't dare to refuse, and soon found a very remote house for Ou Zhen near the police station.
Ou Zhen and Zhu live here, so they can live with peace of mind and don't have to worry about being discovered. Therefore, Ou Zhen had a very happy time in the company of beautiful women, and his face was always full of satisfied smiles.
However, this comfortable life eventually led to his downfall.
At noon, after Ou Zhen and Zhu warmed up, he returned to work at the police station as usual, and his interaction with Zhu during this time made him gradually lose his vigilance. Noticing that there was no one in the police station, he took out the silver dollar that Zhu had given him and spun it around on the table, recalling the first time he met Zhu.
Just as he was indulging in his memories, a colleague pushed the door in without knocking, and Ou Zhen woke up from his contemplation and quickly put away the silver dollar, but the colleague witnessed the scene.
This aroused the suspicion of his colleagues, because the city bureau at that time could not pay wages in silver dollars, which were extremely precious at the time, so he reported the situation to his superiors.
*Keeping in mind the teachings of ***, and adhering to the principle of honesty in serving the people, I couldn't even take out a silver dollar at that time. However, when he came to Shanghai, a representative of a small army had a silver dollar and played with it while no one was there.
This incident attracted the attention of the superior leaders, and after investigation, it was found that the military representative Ou Zhen's friend gave him a silver dollar, but Ou Zhen could not tell the friend's name and work unit.
In order to find out the truth, the organization decided to suspend Ou Zhen from his post and set up a special team to investigate. Surprisingly, the results of the survey came as a surprise to everyone.
Ou Zhen's rigor and tenacity made the task force helpless, and they decided to question Ou Zhen's colleagues one by one. However, during the interrogation, an old policeman inadvertently revealed that he had helped Ou Zhen and his fiancée rent a house, which confused the task force.
When did Ou Zhen have a fiancée? So, the task force began to secretly track Ou Zhen. One night, they saw Ou Zhen mysteriously enter a private house and not come out for a long time.
The members of the task force immediately broke in and discovered the adultery between Ou Zhen and Zhu. In Ou's stunned expression, the task force immediately took him to the director's office. In the face of conclusive evidence, Ou Zhen admitted his relationship with the Zhu family and hoped that the organization would give him a chance to show that the two were truly in love.
During Zhu's interrogation, she insisted that she was forced to obey Ou Zhen under pressure, which undoubtedly confirmed Ou Zhen's criminal behavior. However, the question of how to deal with Ou Zhen put the bureau chief Li Shiying in a difficult situation.
Although Ou Zhen's behavior was very bad, he took good care of the Zhu family. If the big thing can be turned into a small one, Ou Zhen is just a problem with his life style, not a political problem.
After all, Ou Zhen is a much-needed management expert, and his performance on weekdays is also very good, and he is young. He considered whether he could give Ou Zhen a chance to resume his responsibilities as a Communist.
Li Shiying has a very good impression of Ou Zhen, thinking that he has unique insights and is conscientious in his work. He decided to send someone to Ou Zhen's hometown to investigate, and if there was no problem, he would give the net a chance to open up.
However, after investigation, it was found that Ou Zhen had been a Kuomintang reactionary and had concealed his resume. Li Shiying was very angry about this, he handed over the verdict to **, and immediately signed it.
Ou Zhen was shot for this, which shocked the people of Shanghai. They felt the iron-fisted discipline of the Communist Party, and the difference from the Kuomintang. After the execution, the people of Shanghai cheered and cheered for the Communist Party.
This incident has made the image of the Communist Party in the hearts of the people even higher, and it has also made Shanghai about to usher in new prosperity.