"Qimen Dunjia, I Ching Bagua" - this is the crystallization of ancient wisdom in our country, as for whether it contains mysterious power, we cannot know for sure.
With regard to objective reality, the Marxist world outlook holds that the fundamental unity of the world lies in materiality, and that all concrete things are different manifestations of material movement.
As Marxists, Communists naturally adhere to materialist beliefs.
In 1938, however, a staunch materialist unexpectedly sought the experience of "palmistry".
This special person is the founding marshal **, and the one who provides physiognomy is the highly respected "Guan Banxian".
After the palmistry of ** was checked, Guan Banxian silently left the station.
Watching Guan Banxian leave, he looked into the distance and said to Guan Wenwei beside him: "This person has some meaning. ”
*Did you feel something in the magical physiognomy of Guan Banxian? What kind of character is Guan Banxian? What is the story of the life of this "half-immortal"?
The year 1938 was the most difficult early stage of the War of Resistance Against Japan.
The New Fourth Army led by * came to the Danyang area.
In the vicinity of Danyang, there was a revolutionary contingent led by a local man, Guan Wenwei.
Guan Wenwei was overjoyed to learn of the arrival of **, and was eager to integrate his troops into the leadership of the New Fourth Army.
To this end, he sent personnel to search everywhere for the traces of ** and the New Fourth Army.
After some searching, Guan Wenwei's people finally found the New Fourth Army and were personally received by **.
* He extended a warm welcome to this revolutionary team, inquired about their situation in detail, and entrusted personnel to convey his welcome to Guan Wenwei.
Knowing that his team was included, Guan Wenwei was also overjoyed.
Since then, Guan Wenwei's team has officially become part of the New Fourth Army, and he himself has become the right-hand man of the first class.
At that time, the Japanese raids' sweeping operations were extremely rapid, coupled with their advanced power, which led to the revolutionary activities in the Danyang area in a difficult situation.
In order to obtain key information in advance, it was decided to send the underground to go deep into the base camp of the Japanese invaders to collect it.
At this time, Guan Wenwei mentioned one of his fellow countrymen to **.
This fellow was a fortune teller who was once known as "Guan Banxian" when he was in Shanghai.
After learning about this, ** had a whim and decided to let this "half-immortal" become an intelligence officer who infiltrated the Japanese army's base camp, because the Japanese army was quite superstitious about these mysterious things at that time.
In order to test this possibility, ** asked Guan Wenwei to invite "Guan Banxian" to come and tell his fortune.
Under the guidance of Guan Wenwei, Guan Banxian arrived at the base camp of ** and met **.
* Without hesitation, he spoke
Sir, please show me the palmistry and see if I can have the fortune of being a marquis in the future. ”
Guan Banxian was unceremoniously, and quickly grabbed **'s hand and began to observe carefully.
The more he looked at it, the more surprised he became, and even took out a ruler from his cloth bag to accurately measure the length and thickness of the ** hand print.
Eventually, he sighed
General, you are a rich and noble man! ”
* He was very surprised, he didn't expect that his status as a soldier and an officer would be known by the "half-immortal" in an instant.
It is worth mentioning that before this, he had clearly told Guan Wenwei not to disclose any of his circumstances to Guan Banxian.
Next, Guan Banxian explained the palmistry and birth date of ** in a hanging manner, declaring that this indicates that it must be the fate of great wealth and nobility in the future.
Everyone present sighed after hearing this, and they all sighed that this "half-immortal" is really amazing.
* was also shocked, and then realized that Guan Banxian was not a master of appearance at all, he observed more of the cocoons on his hands and the shoes under his feet.
In addition, Guan Wenwei has been carrying out revolutionary activities, which is not a secret to the local residents, so the person who can get Guan Wenwei to personally invite him to tell fortunes does not look like an ordinary soldier.
It is with this judgment that ** is more satisfied with the "half-immortal" in front of him.
However, he did not expose Guan Banxian, but pretended to be dissatisfied and jokingly joked with Guan Banxian.
Guan Banxian also felt a little embarrassed, he looked around and understood that everyone didn't really see him as a warlock, so he no longer deliberately pretended to be a "master".
* Continue to talk to him for a long time, focusing on Guan Banxian's expression and demeanor.
He found that although Guan Banxian was named a "warlock", his demeanor was full of literati demeanor, and his speech was even more cautious and calm.
As a result of his many years of working as a scholar, his eloquence is very good - this makes ** even more determined.
After Guan Banxian left, ** said to Guan Wenwei beside him: "This person is useful." ”
* The "useful" I mean naturally refers to making Guan Banxian an intelligence officer who entered the base camp of the Japanese army.
However, whether the half-immortal will agree or not, ** needs to be carefully considered.
This "Guan Banxian", whose real name is Guan Youwei, was originally the son of an ordinary farmer in Danyang.
Despite his modest family background, his family insisted that he be educated in a private school, hoping that he would no longer be engaged in farming.
Guan Youwei showed a sharp mind, actively participated in the class when studying, and his foundation was quite solid.
As an adult, he chose to work as a private school teacher in Wujiaxiang.
According to the family's expectations, his future life was supposed to be an educator, not a rich life, but at least a man of knowledge.
However, there are different ideals in the heart of Guan Youwei.
During his tenure as a teacher at a private school, he became interested in physiognomy and devoted himself to in-depth research.
At this time, a Jianghu scholar came to the local area, and Guan Youwei felt that he had some kind of fate with this scholar, so he offered to worship him as a teacher.
The Xiangshi did not refuse, and happily accepted Guan Youwei as his apprentice.
With the careful teaching of the master, Guan Youwei's physiognomy level has improved significantly, and he combines what he has learned with the knowledge in the books he reads.
Gradually, his "physiognomy" reached its peak.
Therefore, he resolutely resigned from his position as a private school teacher and went to the City God Temple in Shanghai, where he began to concentrate on fortune telling.
He skillfully combined physiognomy with the knowledge of Feng Shui and I Ching, and thus summed up some logical and rational words.
Over time, it was gradually discovered that this Xiangshi really seemed to have mastered some magical means.
Therefore, when relatives and friends encounter problems, they recommend them to go to the City God Temple to find Guan Youwei for solutions.
As a result, Guan Youwei's reputation is expanding day by day, and he even has the reputation of "Guan Banxian".
He thought he would live a peaceful life, but in 1937, the Japanese army invaded and Shanghai fell.
The Japanese have a high regard for mystical things such as physiognomy.
In order to avoid being used by the Japanese, Guan Youwei resolutely left Shanghai and returned to Danyang.
He took the initiative to find Guan Wenwei and intended to join his revolutionary team and serve the country.
However, because he had always regarded himself as a "charlatan", he was incompatible with the status of the revolutionary team and failed to join.
So, he chose to stay at home and continue to tell fortunes and decipher characters.
* After listening to Guan Wenwei's statement, I realized that Guan Youwei may seem "not doing business" professionally, but he has a firm understanding of his identity as a "Chinese".
Although Guan Youwei wanted to pursue wealth, he could continue to work as a fortune teller in Shanghai under the rule of the Japanese invaders. Although the Japanese are cruel, they also provide quite favorable conditions for those who can work for them, which is why some people are willing to be traitors and loyal to the puppet army.
After recognizing Guan Youwei's feelings for the country, ** revealed his plan to Guan Wenwei, hoping to let Guan Youwei enter the Japanese army base camp and serve as an intelligence officer.
After hearing this, Guan Wenwei said happily: "This must be realized, and he will definitely be willing to understand him." ”
So, ** handed over this task to Guan Wenwei and gave him 200 silver dollars as the funds needed for the event.
After learning the news that he was selected to become a spy, Guan Youwei was also very happy and expressed his willingness to participate on the spot.
Subsequently, he discussed the details with Guan Wenwei and conducted many interviews with ** to understand the content of the intelligence he needed to obtain and the method of collection. Subsequently, carrying 200 silver dollars, he came to Zhenjiang, where the Japanese army was stationed.
He assumed the pseudonym Zhang Datong and used the money to invest in a local transportation company, becoming the company's deputy manager.
Then, he began to frequent the upper class of Zhenjiang society, and developed in-depth contacts with local celebrities with excellent physiognomy.
Soon, his name as a "half-immortal" became widely known.
However, this time it is no longer "Guan Banxian", but "Zhang Banxian".
Once the Japanese puppet army and the Japanese army learned of the existence of Guan Youwei, they came to seek his physiognomy services.
Gradually, even the officers of the Japanese brigade couldn't wait to ask Guan Youwei for fortune telling.
With excellent speech skills and keen observation, Guan Youwei has almost achieved "inaccuracy".
This made the Japanese army base camp extremely important to him, and even found him a position in the Japanese army.
The top brass of the Japanese army also personally sought to manage the physiognomy of Youwei, out of trust, even before sending troops to sweep, they would ask Guan Youwei to calculate the time and direction.
As a result, the possessor has access to these core secrets.
The next step in obtaining intelligence is to pass it on.
So, he began to engage in an intellectual contest with the Japanese army.
On several occasions, he skillfully used the opportunity of "fortune telling" to make secret contacts with local informants of our army.
With the information he provided, our army can be said to have the absolute initiative on the battlefield.
Once, the Japanese army planned to carry out a "sweeping" operation in the Picheng area, and after our army learned the information, it set up an ambush in Dinggang in advance, successfully annihilating the large Japanese army and killing the Japanese squad leader.
At one point, the Japanese puppet army gathered more than 3,000 troops and planned to annihilate the advancing column of the New Fourth Army in the Yangzhong area.
After Guan Youwei learned the information, he immediately passed it on to the New Fourth Army, so that the advance column of the New Fourth Army was able to retreat to a safe place in time and successfully avoided the encirclement and suppression of the Japanese army.
After several defeats, the Japanese began to suspect that there might be spies inside.
Through layers of screening, the target of suspicion was finally locked on Guan Youwei.
Despite the lack of conclusive evidence at the time, it was at this moment that a traitor-traitor surfaced.
He recognized Guan Youwei and reported him.
This made the Japanese extremely angry, and captured Guan Youwei and tortured him in an attempt to extract more information from him.
Although Guan Youwei was a "literati" and a "scholar", when he was tortured, he showed steadfastness and became an unyielding "hero".
In the face of all kinds of torture, Guan Youwei always gritted his teeth and was speechless.
Before receiving this task, he had already had the consciousness of sacrificing himself for the revolutionary cause.
The Japanese invaders mistakenly thought that Guan Youwei was Guan Wenwei's own brother, and because they had been unable to force Guan Youwei's confession, they decided to kill him, hoping to lure Guan Wenwei out.
In order to provoke Guan Wenwei's anger, the Japanese army brutally cut off Guan Youwei's head and hung it on the city tower, while dividing his body into six sections.
This cruel act not only angered the revolutionary fighters, but even the local ordinary people grieved what happened to them.
Among the weeping crowd, there were also underground members of our party.
Although their hearts were filled with anger, they knew that they could not act rashly, or else they would betray the sacrifice of the manager.
After Guan Wenwei and ** learned of this tragedy, in addition to being sad, they also had more respect for Guan Youwei.
As staunch revolutionaries, they knew that sacrifice was inevitable on the road of revolution.
In the camp, they can only mourn in silence for Guan Youwei.
From a private school teacher, to a scholar, to a staunch revolutionary, and finally to a revolutionary martyr with heroic sacrifice.
The 40 years of Guan Youwei's life are full of legends.
His life may be short, but it shines brightly in the long river of history and will always remain in the hearts of future generations.
We often refer to "anti-Japanese dramas", in which the Japanese army is usually portrayed as a mindless image.
Although there are leaks, they are always difficult to trace.
And some more pragmatic TV series, the Japanese army portrayed is more intelligent, and there are contradictions caused by information leakage.
For example, if a certain piece of information is crucial to the revolutionary forces, but once it is leaked, it will lead to itself, how should we deal with it?
Viewers outside of the TV series may suggest selectively divulging important information to avoid exposing secondary actions.
It's really a way to cope.
However, this also means that small-scale actions can cause some damage to the revolutionary cause, so how can the heroes be at ease?
Despite repeated urges on intelligence operatives to protect themselves, throughout history, they have often chosen to pass on every piece of information, even in the face of the danger of exposing themselves.
And this price is often the life of an intelligence officer.
We often remember the heroes who annihilated the enemy on the frontal battlefield, but it is easy to ignore those "lurkers".
There are many revolutionary martyrs like Guan Youwei across the country, but their names have been gradually forgotten in the long course of history - which makes people feel regretful.
Any success comes with difficulty, and the establishment of New China is even more so.
Anyone who knows China's modern history knows what a predicament China fell into in the late Qing Dynasty and the first period - the literati's cry for "the destruction of the country and the extinction of the species" is not alarmist, but a real possibility, and unless action is taken, this tragedy may become a reality.
It was in this era that a group of people with lofty ideals sensed the crisis of the nation and bravely resisted.
For the sake of the future of the nation and the country, they do not hesitate to throw away their heads and shed their blood, even if they know that such a struggle may cost them their lives.
That's what great people are! This is the demeanor of a martyr! This is the backbone of the Chinese nation! List of high-quality authors