After Li Qiang became the spy chief of the "Provincial Special Meeting", the organization hoped that he would get married as soon as possible, so as to facilitate the smooth development of the covert struggle. At first, the organization arranged for a female underground party member to marry him, but Li Qiang didn't agree. He thought it was too dangerous and too easy to expose the two members together. 1946 married the daughter of the then secretary of the Kuomintang Party Department in Chengdu County, and made full preparations for further lurking. His wife Zhao Shufang is a simple and kind woman. She didn't know that her husband was a senior Kuomintang officer and party member until the founding of New China.
The place where Li Qiang meets his contacts has always been a teahouse in Chengdu. Li Qiang wrote the information in tiny words on paper, then rolled it into "cigarettes" and gave it to the connector in the teahouse. In this way, even if someone checks it, the information can be "extracted". Sometimes, Li Qiang will put information in snacks or boiled eggs and send it out quietly.
1946, Zhou Junlie, a party introducer in Li Qiang, was recognized by a traitor in the street and was arrested unexpectedly. Zhou Junlie is the only person in Chengdu who knows his true identity except his contact. Fortunately, Zhou Junlie is an old comrade with rich experience in secret struggle. He always plays the fool fully distracted, and the spy judge who cheated him also believes that he has left. Li Qiang took advantage of various connections to release Zhou Junlie and quickly arranged for him to leave Chengdu.
In order to get some important information from the central spy chief, Li Qiang tried every means to get close to Ye. He often sends his family's things to pawn shops to exchange money for spies to eat, drink and have fun. 1946 One day in early April, Li Qiang got Ye drunk and they helped him into the office. After drinking too much, Ye opened the safe, took out the top secret "special information" file to show off to Li Qiang, and then fell asleep on the sofa. Li Qiang quickly opened the "special case" file and found that he had entered our spy list. He memorized his name and then reported it to his superiors. Nanfangju immediately took emergency measures to cut off contact with traitors and informed all known comrades to evacuate Chengdu. Li Qiang has carried out similar actions many times during the period of 10.
1 In May 1947, the Kuomintang authorities in Chongqing and Chengdu decided to start arrests in Chengdu and Chongqing at the same time in June of1year in order to cooperate with the army to attack the liberated areas in the Central Plains and launch a full-scale civil war. By virtue of his authority, Li Qiang directly "erased" the names of half his comrades-in-arms from the intelligence list. However, when attending the secret meeting of secret service leaders held by the secret service organs at higher levels, he found that there were some names of senior party leaders, which he could not erase anyway. So, he wrote down these names and risked his life to contact the contact person on the eve of June 1 to inform this important information in time.
At the beginning of 1949, Li Qiang was promoted to deputy division commander of 3 12 division under the 45th Kuomintang Army. On April 2 1, 1949, on the eve of the China People's Liberation Army crossing the river, 3 12 Division was ordered to evacuate along the Ning Hang Highway, ready to continue undercover in Taiwan Province with the defeated army. As a result, they were all captured by the PLA troops on the way. At that time, Li Qiang revealed his true identity, but no one believed him. After several days of detention, he found someone to call the CPC Central Committee. The central government called back urgently and ordered him to be sent to Beiping. As a result, Li Qiang was luckier than the protagonist in the play "Hidden" and returned to the embrace of the party organization dramatically.
After the founding of New China, Li Qiang successively served as director of Southwest Counter-insurgency Office and vice president of Public Security University. In the early 1980s, the Ministry of National Security called on party member to learn from Comrade Li Qiang in an internal document.
Li Qiang died on 1999 and was buried in the Red Army wall of Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery.