Little-known red agent once sent 65438+2000 gold materials to the New Fourth Army. What happened afterwards?

Mention the name Ye, which is now little known. Today, I will introduce you to the legendary red agent. During the Anti-Japanese War, he secretly gave goods worth 65438+2000 gold to the New Fourth Army. At that time, goods were abundant. During War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's period, Ye did not make his own contribution on the frontal battlefield, but as far as the hidden battlefield was concerned, his contribution was enormous.

Ye is from Dongguan, Guangdong. 19 14 was born in a scholarly family in Dongguan. Under such family conditions, Ye also received a good education from an early age. Later, I graduated from Fu Jen Catholic University in Beijing and went to study in Japan. While studying abroad, Ye participated in the activities of the Kuomintang government consulate in Japan, demanding that Japan release the arrested patriotic students from China. 1937.

Xia Yan contacted Ye on behalf of the producer of China * * *, and Ye joined the producer of * * * under the arrangement of. After the full-scale outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, Ye, Guo Moruo and others came to Hong Kong by boat to organize the resumption of the Wang Jiu Daily, and then they were ordered to go to Yan 'an, Shanxi, Hebei, Shandong and Henan for on-site interviews. 1939, Xia Yan returned to Hong Kong.

194 1, Ye returned to Shanghai, in this building? Isolated city? , staged his own life legend, Shu Yuan is our red agent who infiltrated into Japan. Under the arrangement, Ye served as a reporter for Wang Pseudo-Xinhua News. During this period, he secretly rescued his arrested comrades many times and borrowed a lot of silver tickets from the Japanese army. The money was secretly sent to the New Fourth Army by him as a material.

Because of Ye's experience of studying in Japan, is he an experience of studying in Japan himself? Japan pass? Later, he served as the director of Shanghai Public Bureau of Wang Puppet Government. This important position, the nature of this position, is actually equivalent to the logistics cadre of Wang puppet government. During his tenure in this position, he sent materials to the New Fourth Army many times. In addition, he also communicated with Japanese classmates and secretly sold military supplies.

Most of these military supplies were secretly given to the New Fourth Army by Ye. During the two years from 1943 to 1945, Ye always sent more than 50 tons of materials, as well as gold bars, weapons and equipment, and US dollars. On the eve of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, a Japanese friend of Ye entrusted some weapons and equipment, including explosives.

Later, after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Ye also used his special position to build a lot of equipment for the New Fourth Army, including crooked machine guns and radio materials. These things, in these years, Ye has been using hundreds of ships. According to his rough statistics, these things are worth at least 12000 gold, which means Ye works in Shanghai.

Later, the party organization transferred Ye to Hong Kong as the deputy manager of Yuhang, and continued to carry out underground activities in secret. He once handed a large number of military maps to Li Kenong. In addition, Ye rebelled against Jiang Fukao, a captain pilot of the Kuomintang, and asked him to fly back to the mainland from Taiwan Province Province on a giant American transport plane. At the same time, Ye also sneaked into Dongguan, pulling a county brigade with Ye Yanling to rebel before the war.

After the liberation of Guangzhou, Ye took advantage of his special position in Hong Kong to transport materials to support the front operations of Guangdong and Guangxi. 195 1, Ye returned to the mainland. He has served as director of Shanghai public-private cinema management office and special photographer of People's Pictorial. At 1955, Ye received it? Pan Hannian case? Be involved, arrested, jailed.

He was sentenced to 12, and 1967 was the time when he was released from prison. Cultural Revolution? He went to prison again for another eight years. It was not until 1975 that Ye was officially released from prison. After he returned to Guangzhou, he repeatedly reported to his superiors that he hoped to clear his name. 1980, the Supreme People's Court rehabilitated him. In the same year, he served as Deputy Secretary-General of Guangdong Provincial Political Consultative Conference, June 1980.

Ye Jinwen made great contributions to the Party in his revolutionary career. Although this name is unknown now, we always believe that history will remember the names of the heroes who fought for the new China! Obviously, the leaves are among them!