Who is Secretary Sun in Beiping who has no war?

Secretary Sun, the name of the character in the play is Sun. He is the secretary of Xu Tieying, the police chief of Beiping and the director of the General Administration of Party Affairs. In essence, he is a core member of the Kuomintang youth group "Saving the Nation with Blood and Iron" represented by Jiang Jingguo, and directly takes orders from Jiang Jingguo (namely "Comrade Jianfeng"). "Jianfeng" is Jiang Jingguo's word, and they call each other comrades in the Party.

Liu Heping's No War in Peiping. From 1948 to 1949, Beiping's economy collapsed, people's livelihood languished, and the seemingly calm surface of Beiping City was surging. There was a fierce struggle between the Ministry of Industry of Huabei City and the reactionary forces of the Kuomintang, the bloody national salvation society, and between the incorruptible youth and the corrupt old-timers within the Kuomintang.

Extended information 1948, the decisive battle between the two parties, the economy of the Kuomintang-controlled areas collapsed in an all-round way. Party member Ao, a former air force colonel who was lurking underground in the Kuomintang, was ordered to thoroughly investigate the Beiping poll and the corruption case of the central bank Beiping branch, with the president of Beiping branch as his father Fang Buting. Jiang Jingguo's "Peacock Flying Southeast" action ordered He Qicang and Fang Buting to carry out currency reform.

The purpose is to plunder gold, silver and foreign exchange from the people. Around the struggle of this major economic front, the progressive youth of China Underground Party and Beijing Students' Union waged a soul-stirring contest with Liang, an important member of the Kuomintang lurking in China, and corrupt forces from all sides.

Jiang Jingguo ordered Ao to carry out the "Peacock Flying Southeast" operation, and was responsible for transporting the looted gold, silver and foreign exchange to Taiwan Province Province. At this critical moment, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China * * * peacefully liberated Peiping and further peacefully liberated more cities in China, agreed to General Fu's request for peace talks, and asked Ao to carry out new orders, so that Ao and his flight brigade could carry away the gold, silver and foreign exchange of the Kuomintang in Beiping.

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