Wang Kemin served as a member of the Jicha Political Affairs Committee in 1935, but later defected to the Japanese after the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, organized the traitor organization "Xinmin Association", and became a lackey of the Japanese.
After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he committed suicide in prison out of fear of sin.
Ding Mocun was once an anti-Japanese patriotic soldier, but after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he betrayed the country, defected to the enemy and became a pseudo-spy leader, and carried out ** against our anti-Japanese patriotic soldiers.
Eventually, he was shot during the Lust Ring's archetypal incident.
Chen Bijun, Wang Jingwei's wife, had joined the League and participated in the assassination of the regent. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, she actively followed Wang Jingwei and became a big traitor and defected to the enemy.
After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, she was sentenced to life imprisonment and eventually spent the rest of her life in prison.
Li Shiqun followed communism in his early years, but later betrayed and switched to the Kuomintang. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, he took refuge in the Japanese, brutalized our anti-Japanese soldiers and civilians, and finally died at the hands of the Japanese.
Yin Rugeng studied in Japan in his early years, and later became the first pseudo-chairman in North China. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he was sentenced to death. In 1947, he died in Vise Prison.
After the Japanese occupied Shanghai in 1937, the fifth Fu Xiao'an chose to defect to the Japanese and served as the mayor of Shanghai. This decision made Chiang Kai-shek extremely angry, and ordered Dai Li to carry out a hoeing operation.
In the end, Fu Xiao'an died under the kitchen knife of the "domestic servant" Zhu Shengyuan.
After the "77 Incident", Liang Hongzhi was instigated by the Japanese to form a pseudo-** in Shanghai and became a Japanese **. After the end of World War II, Liang Hongzhi was sentenced to death in accordance with the law and executed.
Zhou Fohai, who was a member of the Communist Party, later betrayed the party and defected to the Kuomintang and held important positions, but betrayed Chiang Kai-shek and became a traitor and served as a puppet ** important member. After the war, despite the strong support of the people of the whole country, he was not punished at first, and was later sentenced to death under pressure, changed to life imprisonment, and finally died in Nanjing Laohuqiao Prison.
Chen Gongbo was the No. 2 traitor leader of Wang Puppet, and after Japan's surrender, Wang's puppet regime was on the verge of collapse. On August 25, 1945, Chen Gongbo and his wife attempted to flee to Japan, but were eventually forcibly extradited back to Nanjing and imprisoned in Laohuqiao Prison.
He was eventually sentenced to death because he was accused of collaborating with the enemy and plotting against his country.
Wang Jingwei, who went to Beijing in 1910 to assassinate the regent in an unsuccessful attempt to be imprisoned, left behind the tragic poem of "leading the knife into a fast, living up to the head of the youth", and quickly became a well-known hero in China.
However, he eventually became the biggest thief. Since the beginning of the Anti-Japanese War, Wang Jingwei has always held a negative attitude. After the Japanese occupied Nanjing, he formed the Nanjing puppet ** and acted as a lackey of the Japanese.
His behavior was heart-wrenching, and he was eventually exhumed and his coffin was opened, and his bones were scattered, and he was reviled by the world. His transformation makes one wonder why a former aspirant would become a traitor.