Red female agent Zhu Feng: She went deep into the tiger's den many times and committed suicide by swallowing gold after being arrested.

Source: Zhejiang Online - Zhejiang Senior News Author: Fang Lichenzui On June 10, 1950, harsh gunshots rang out over the execution ground in Machang Town, Taipei. Communist Party member Zhu Feng held his head high and was shot in the body. A few bullets and he died heroically. In July 2011, after 61 years, the ashes of martyr Zhu Feng finally returned to his hometown, Zhenhai, Ningbo. It was this reunion a few years apart that slowly revealed her life that was unknown to many people. Born into a well-known family, Zhu Feng's original name was Zhu Yiyin, and his nickname was Guifeng. He was born in 1905 in Zhujia Garden, Chengguan, Zhenhai. His father is the president of the Zhenhai Fishery Association and his family is wealthy. Zhu Feng is a typical lady. She was tutored in reading and calligraphy by her mother when she was a child. Later she entered Zhenhai County Senior Girls' Primary School and Ningbo Women's Normal School. At the normal school, Zhu Feng met Chen Xiuliang, a classmate and friend who was an important "enlightenment" person in the revolutionary life. In 1923, a generation of warlords in Jiangsu and Zhejiang were fighting, and the school was afraid that female students would suffer, so they gave an early holiday. Due to the bankruptcy of his family, Chen Xiuliang was homeless. , Zhu Feng took the initiative to invite her to live with her. Throughout the summer vacation, the two read together every day, and gradually began to understand why the warlords wanted to fight, why they fled, etc., and the two began to develop dissatisfaction with the old society. Sun Yat-sen passed away, followed by the "May 30th Massacre". In the torrent of resisting the enemy and saving the nation, Ningbo students also rushed out of the school. Influenced by Chen Xiuliang, Zhu Feng took to the streets to participate in the uprising, demanding the overthrow of the warlords and the overthrow of the local tyrants and evil gentry. Chen Xiuliang then After being expelled from the school, Zhu Feng watched her leave with envy, but hated that she didn't have the courage to get rid of her big family. After graduating from the normal school, she reluctantly returned to Qiyuan Xiaolou. In 1926, Zhu Feng plucked up the courage again, left home and came to Shanghai, where she became a tutor and worked hard to learn English. At Zhu Feng's request, Sha Menghai became her apprentice. The name was Chen Zhi, and the word was Mi Ming. Chen meant that it was true; Mi Ming meant that he would always be upright. It is self-evident that Sha Menghai had high hopes for Zhu Feng. With her noble character and revolutionary will, she stuck to her beliefs until the end of her life. Not long after she joined the revolution in Shanghai, due to family arrangements, Zhu Feng had to return to Qiyuan because she wanted to marry far away from the Northeast. After giving birth to their daughter, Fengtian Arsenal engineer and fellow villager Chen Shouqing got married. During the "September 18th Incident", darkness enveloped the three northeastern provinces, and they had to take their daughter back to Zhenhai to take refuge. However, blows came one after another, and her husband died. After he died of illness, Zhu Feng's first marriage ended in a hurry. In the July 7th Incident in 1937, when the Chinese nation was at its most dangerous, Zhu Feng resolutely abandoned his comfortable life, broke away from the feudal family, and joined the ranks of national salvation in his own way. She and her companions used the "Zhenhai People's Education Center" to hold charity exhibitions, and all the proceeds were donated to the Anti-Japanese War Movement; she set up the "Zhenhai Crafts Training Center" at home to accommodate refugees and teach skills; she collaborated with the local Tongze Hospital As an employee, she rescued compatriots who were bombed by Japanese planes; she also mobilized relatives and friends to promote the anti-Japanese war, and she also played roles in plays such as "Defending Marco Polo Bridge"... During this period, Zhu Feng married her second husband, Zhu Xiaoguang*. Communist Party member, which also brought her closer to the party. During the Anti-Japanese War, Zhu Feng sold his property several times and donated money and materials to the revolutionary movement. In early 1944, Zhu Feng participated in the preparations for the Shanghai Office of Xinzhi Bookstore. Later, "Tongfeng Trading Company" was destroyed by the enemy, and Zhu Feng was unfortunately arrested. Under the brutal torture of the Japanese military police, Zhu Feng, who was thin, managed to hold on. The enemy got nothing from her, and later After organizing a rescue, Zhu Feng was released from prison. But what everyone didn't expect was that after she was released from prison, she would take the risk to sneak into the sealed store through the transom at night and secretly steal some of her deposits, check books, and account books. Take it out. With this money, she can provide traveling expenses for the transfer of comrades who are gradually released. After a long period of testing by the party organization, in the spring of 1945, Zhu Feng finally became a Communist Party member after being introduced by Xu Xuehan and Shi Yong. Going deep into the tiger's den In 1948, Zhu Feng was ordered to go to Hong Kong to engage in underground work. In May 1949, Shanghai was liberated. Her husband and children eagerly look forward to Zhu Feng's return, while Zhu Feng also suffers from unforgettable longing. Just as she was finishing her work in Hong Kong and preparing to come back to reunite with her family, the organization gave her another important task and she went to Taiwan to perform a secret mission. On November 25, 1949, Zhu Feng boarded the passenger and cargo ship "Hyacinth" from Victoria Pier in Hong Kong. Three days later, it docked in Keelung, Taiwan. After arriving in Taiwan, according to the pre-arranged agreement, Zhu Feng communicated with the Secretary of the Taiwan Working Committee as soon as possible. Cai Xiaoqian took the lead and immediately contacted General Wu Shi. Zhu Feng conveyed the East China Bureau's work instructions to General Wu Shi, affirmed General Wu Shi's work in recent years, and then conducted an intelligence handover. A few days later, Zhu Feng followed. The planned work plan was to hand over a batch of important information to the traffic officer of the East China Bureau Intelligence Department at Keelung Pier. No one expected that blood would be shed in Taiwan. At this moment, in January 1950, the situation would change. , several underground party members were arrested one after another. They were in danger! They had to be transferred as soon as possible. At that time, all air and sea routes to Hong Kong were urgently closed, and only one military transport plane was going to fly to Zhoushan Dinghai Airport, which was very close to Zhenhai.

Zhu Feng had no other choice but to fly to Zhoushan first and then think of other methods. General Wu Shi took the risk and issued a "Special Pass" for Zhu Feng. In the name of visiting his sick relatives, Zhu Feng boarded this military transport plane on the evening of February 4, 1950, and flew to Zhoushan, which was still occupied by the Japanese army at the time. Zhu Feng moved to Shenjiamen and found a hospital to hide. Every morning, no matter how cold the weather was, she would go to the dock on the riverside to inquire if there were any civilian boats crossing the sea, but she always came back disappointed. She was arrested on February 18, 1950, the morning of the second day of the first lunar month. He was later detained in a local detention center. At this time, Zhu Feng was only one step away from his hometown and relatives, but he could never cross it in this life. Zhu Feng knew there was no hope of rescue and decided to fight to the death. One dark night, she disassembled and broke the gold locks and bracelets on her body, and swallowed them all. The enemy on patrol discovered the abnormality and immediately carried out rescue operations. They even dispatched a special plane to fly her back to Taiwan for treatment. On June 10, 1950, Zhu Feng died heroically in Machang Town, Taipei, together with General Wu Shi, Taiwan's "Deputy Chief of Staff of the Ministry of National Defense", Colonel Nie Xi, Wu Shi's adjutant, and Lieutenant General Chen Baocang, director of the Fourth Military Station of the *** Joint Logistics Headquarters.