Guo Rugui, an agent of the Communist Party of China, is one of the 13 Taibao civil engineering departments, known as Guo Xiaogui, cousin of Guo Rudong, a warlord of Sichuan Army, born in the fifth phase of Huangpu, and joined the * * * organization in China on 1928. After that, he lost contact with the organization, left the party and went to the Japanese Army NCO School for further study. After returning home, he went to the Army University for further study. During the Anti-Japanese War, he was appreciated by Chen Cheng for his excellent staff ability and was accepted as a confidant. During the War of Liberation,

From then on, under the leadership of China, he devoted himself to the hidden intelligence front, fought a special battle in the heart of the Kuomintang, constantly provided top secret military information to the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, disintegrated the Kuomintang army inside the enemy fortress, and made great contributions to winning the great victory of the People's Liberation War.

Later, he led the 72nd Army Uprising in Yibin. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), under the premise of confidentiality, Comrade Guo Rugui's identity was not made public, and his treatment was treated as a general who defected to the government. He was hit by the previous movement and rejoined the party after the reform and opening up. He edited chinese military history and War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's Frontal Battlefield History, which is famous for its preciseness. After the publication of his memoirs, he described his intelligence contribution as the biggest red spy that the Communist Party of China (CPC) planted in the Kuomintang.

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On the eve of the Huaihai Campaign, he came up with a set of operational plans, and at this time, Du also made a set of plans to attack the Shandong Communist Army. Because our plan was approved by Chiang Kai-shek and Gu, our plan was not adopted. However, due to the sudden concentration of troops, the Huaihai Campaign broke out, and Guo Rugui's plan failed to come true.

1On the evening of April 20th, 949, the People's Liberation Army broke through the natural barrier of the Yangtze River and was regarded as an indestructible three-dimensional defense system of the Yangtze River, which collapsed overnight. Providing top secret military information for the Chinese Communist Party, but in fact, everyone with a discerning eye has noticed that this person is Du.

As early as the spring of 1948, when Gu was the chief of staff, Du told Gu that he had ties with the People's Liberation Army and opposed being the curator of the Three Pavilions. Gu criticized Du at that time and told him not to be suspicious. On the eve of the Huaihai Campaign, Du no longer let anyone know his battle plan. If Guo Rugui knew, he wouldn't stick to the original plan.

After the Huaihai Campaign, Guo Rugui submitted his resignation to the Ministry of National Defense, which Guo Rugui described in detail in his later years' memoirs. I've been a little sensitive recently. I felt that someone was slandering me, and Chiang Kai-shek began to distrust me. It is really chilling to think that if things are exposed, I will be tortured and covered in blood. It is better to resign and leave the suspected situation as soon as possible.

Du also directly told Chiang Kai-shek that he suspected that it was * * * only because Chiang Kai-shek was too trusting to take Du's words seriously, and Du could not produce any evidence, so he could only dare to be angry and dare not speak.

Du later wrote in "The Story of Huaihai Campaign" that I would like to ask you not to withdraw the main force to Bengbu as originally planned. Just as he was hesitating, he saw that Gu and others all agreed to the report on the plan and felt that it was useless to argue. It is difficult for a person to be independent, but when he quarrels, he loses Chiang Kai-shek's favor.

Du's suspicion never stopped until 1959 when he was pardoned. Guo Rugui visited him before he died as a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. He also grabbed Guo Rugui's hand and said, I'll ask you for the last time, are you * * *? Guo Rugui said intermittently that we belong to different political views. 1949 65438+February 1 1, Guo Rugui led the uprising in Yibin, Sichuan as the commander of the 22nd Corps of the Kuomintang and the commander of the 72nd Army.

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