How was the dog-eat-dog game?

Ding Mocun, Li Shiqun and Tang Huimin of the secret service headquarters collude with each other, but they are congenial in appearance and intrigue in their bones. The three people have different personalities and styles. Ding Mocun is short-tempered, narrow-minded and always puts on bureaucratic airs. On the other hand, Li Shiqun is cunning and kind, but sinister and diabolical.

When outsiders hear Li Shiqun's name, they always think that he is a big man who kills people without blinking an eye. In fact, he is short and handsome, and at first glance he is a "white-faced scholar". Tang Huimin has another advantage, giving orders and being supercilious. As a result, the three recruited party members and expanded their power in different ways. Li paid off a group of hooligans and lawless people with money. At that time, the source of funds for "No.76" was allocated by Jiang Customs, and the Japanese gendarmerie was dispatched monthly, kept by Li's wife Ye, and Li's nephew Ye Yaoxian was in charge of finance. The economic power is in Li's hands, and Li spends money like water. Whoever invests in his door will get a huge sum of money first. This is called "governance". Anyone who is willing to cooperate or accept orders never cares about the status of money. So the badminton party is getting richer and richer. For example, the Kuomintang spies in Shanghai, Ma and Wan Li Lang were all bought by Li and worked wholeheartedly for him. Shortly after Su Chengde defected, he was appointed as the head of the secret service headquarters in Nanjing. The puppet government "returned the capital" and concurrently served as the director of the special police department of the police department. Later, he was transferred to the posts of Nanjing police chief and Shanghai police chief. Ma Xiao started as the director of the Shanghai Municipal Political Security Bureau, later transferred to the head of Nanjing, and later served as the deputy commander of Nanjing gendarmerie. Wan Li Lang was appointed as the first director of the secret service headquarters, and later transferred to the director of the Shanghai Political Security Bureau.

Tang Huimin's activities are mainly in the cultural and educational circles. He once wooed Tang Zengyang, Xu Zexiang and Tang, principals of Mingguang Middle School, and put forward conditions, which were rejected by Dingmou Village, and Tang said that he would not do it. He said to Tang and Xu, "Since you don't want to attend, leave Shanghai as soon as possible, otherwise it will be bad for you." Tang and others will leave Shanghai soon. By the time Dingmou village sent someone to arrest him, he had already fled without a trace. Li Shiqun in front of Ding Mocun provocation, said Tang Huimin got the wind in advance. At the same time, when Tang saw the requirements, Ding Mocun always complied with them, while his own requirements were meticulous. Therefore, the friction between Ding and Tang was not overnight, but provoked, and the crack deepened.

On one occasion, Li and Tang's children quarreled. Tang used the topic to criticize, overturned the table, said he wouldn't do it, and then had a big fight with Ye. Tang's behavior was clearly aimed at Li, but Li pretended not to know. Soon, Ding Moucun asked him to go to Nanjing to prepare for the Nanjing secret service headquarters, and sent Tang as the district head, saying, "Mr. Wang is about to return to Beijing, and your main task is to open the way for Mr. Wang in Nanjing." In fact, this is a transfer plan secretly used by Li Shiqun to drive Tang Huimin out of "No.76".

Shortly after Tang Huimin arrived in Ning, Li Shiqun recalled Tang Huimin to Shanghai in the name of Ding Mocun, saying that he had something important to discuss. As soon as Tang arrived at Shanghai Railway Station, he was detained by Japanese military police and "No.76" personnel at Xinya Hotel on Sichuan North Road, saying that Tang recruited bandits in Nanjing without authorization, and at the same time he was reassigned as the head of Nanjing District, and Hu and Xiao became deputy heads. Tang was banned in Xinya Hotel for more than a month before he was freed. Tang lived in "No.76" and moved to Hongye Garden on Yuyuan Road after he was released from prison. It was not until 1940 that Li Shiqun was appointed as the pseudo-police minister and Tang Huimin was appointed as the second executive minister. From then on, Tang Huimin obeyed Li Shiqun's orders and pretended to be a subordinate, afraid to fight again. 1941may, Li concurrently served as secretary-general of the pseudo-Qing township Committee and director of the office in the Soviet union, and Tang concurrently served as chairman of the mass movement training Committee of the Qing township Committee. From 1942, Li served as the chairman of the pseudo-Jiangsu provincial government, and Tang served as the secretary-general of the provincial government, and later transferred to the director of construction, until Li died in 1943.

After Tang Huimin left "No.76", Dingmo Village and Li Shiqun clashed from time to time for the right, and the contradiction became increasingly acute. Li did not hesitate to flatter the Japanese army with money, win over his men, and cast all his people on Ding. Although Ding was dissatisfied with Li, he was helpless.

Before the establishment of Wang's puppet regime, he arranged fake posts and fought openly, showing his magical powers. Ding Mocun wanted to be the former director of the secret service headquarters and then the police minister, while Li Shiqun and Tang Huimin were appointed as the second directors, so that the police agents could control it. Unexpectedly, the means of finding a job is much better than Ding Gaoming. When Wang Jingwei first arrived in Shanghai, Li had hooked up with Chen Chunpu, who lived on campus, and they had contact with their insiders. Li's wife Ye often walks around Wang's residences in Shanghai and Nanjing, making Dingmo Village feel at home. Therefore, the puppet national government was established and its personnel were announced. Ding Mocun only became the Minister of Social Affairs, and even the original director of the agency headquarters was vacant, which was robbed by Li Shiqun. In order not to deepen the contradiction between Ding and Li, Zhou Fohai, the finance minister, was temporarily appointed as the police minister, and the other was Deng Zuyu. Although Zhou Fohai is also a police minister, he has no time to take care of it, and the real power is still in Li's hand. Soon, Li was promoted to minister and was the second leader. Li got his wish, and Tang was grateful. The contradiction between Ding and Li intensified and finally broke down.

Since then, Li Shiqun has been more smooth sailing. In addition to serving as a member of the Standing Committee of the Pseudo-Central Executive Committee, director of the Secret Service Headquarters and minister of the police department, he has also served as secretary general of the Pseudo-Jiangsu, Anhui and Shandong provinces, secretary general of the Qing Xiang Committee, minister of investigation and statistics, and chairman and governor of the Jiangsu provincial government. Ding Mocun was a pseudo-minister of state for more than four years, and was not transferred to the pseudo-governor of Zhejiang until May 1945.