2. Introduction: Xu Enceng (1896— 1985), Wu Xingren, Zhejiang, director of the Central Committee of the Kuomintang. 1896 was born in a big landlord and big bourgeoisie family. The famous Zhejiang chaebol may be his next of kin. He graduated from Nanyang University in Shanghai in his early years, then studied in the United States, and worked as a mechanical and electrical engineer in Shanghai after returning home. 1927 After the "April 12th" counter-revolutionary coup, he joined the Central Club organized by Chen and Chen Lifu. 193 1 became the chief of the investigation section of the central Committee and the actual person in charge of the central Committee. Headquartered on the third floor of Jacky Industry Association near nanjing xinjiekou. Xu Enceng is a wily man, but he didn't show it. He knows something about psychology. 1935 promoted to director. 1938 In August, the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics of the Central Executive Board (hereinafter referred to as the Central Bureau) was established as the director. Later, he was dismissed for participating in the smuggling case of the China-India-Myanmar border traffic line.
Personal experience:
From 1, 1929 to February 1945, Xu was the leader of the Kuomintang Central Bureau. Its important backer is Xu Qingfu, the same ancestor. Because Xu Qingfu was once the first master, he tried his best to win over Fu. After Xu was promoted, he wooed the brother Chen, the leader of CC Department.
2.1April 927 12 After the counter-revolutionary coup, he joined the Central Club (CC) organized by Chen and Chen Lifu. This also made him take the position of 1928, the head of the general affairs section of the organization department of the Kuomintang Central Committee, and concurrently served as the head of the investigation section of the Ministry 193 1, thus starting Xu's anti-communist and anti-people spy career. It was this year that Jiang looked at Xu with new eyes. Xu captured Gu, the head of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, and succeeded in making him defect and surrender, which enabled Jiang to master a lot of valuable materials, thus destroying many organizations of the Communist Party of China. Xu Enceng is more "outstanding". For a time, the second group (later changed to the second place) of the "Central Unification Bureau" were all traitors in the Communist Party of China (CPC). Among them, in the names of,, Guo, Zhou Guangya, Xian Taiqi, Wang Weili, Fan, Zou Chunsheng and others, traitors of the Communist Party of China also accounted for a large proportion in the Central Unification Bureau.
3. 1936, the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics of the Military Commission (Scout Bureau) with Chen Lifu as the director was established, with Xu Enceng as the first division commander and Dai Li as the second division commander. This is why people later called the spies of the Central Committee one person in one place and the spies of the Scout two places one person.
4. 1938 In August, the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics of the Central Executive Committee of the Chinese Nationalist Party was established, with Xu Enceng as the deputy director and Zhu Jiahua, secretary general of the Central Party Department, as the director. The former director of Juntong Bureau was Ho Yaozu, the first director of President Chiang Kai-shek's retinue room, and the deputy director was Dai Li. But unlike other bureaus, both the C.O. and the Military Bureau are in the hands of the Deputy Director. Even Chiang Kai-shek's orders to the two Municipal Councils only wrote the words "Xu Enzeng, deputy director of the C.O.", so that the director actually became a nominal title, while the real director was actually a deputy director. So Xu Enceng also officially became the spy chief of the Central Committee. But the relationship between Zhu Jiahua and Xu Enceng is not the same as that between Dai Li and Ho Yaozu. He Yaozu has a position but no right. Dai Li often asks for instructions directly in front of Chiang Kai-shek. Even if Ho Yaozu found out later, it would be useless. It can even be said that He Yaozu's orders are basically invalid in the military system; Although Zhu Jiahua was a first-class celebrity of Chiang Kai-shek at that time, Zhu Jiahua also had many clique members in the bureau, such as Liu Cixiao, secretary of the bureau, Li Guangzhuo, director of the finance office, Zheng, director of the statistics office, Guo Zijun, chairman of the training Committee of the bureau, etc., and Zhu Jiahua himself was also a member of the National Government, dean of the examination institute, dean of the Academia Sinica, secretary-general of the Central Party Department, custody of Geng Kuan, chairman of the Sino-British Association, and president and chairman of the Sino-German Association. In addition, However, Zhu Jiahua himself didn't demand much from the C.O., so that Xu Enceng could sit firmly in the "golden position". Only when Zhu Jiahua and Xu Enceng signed the order did they sign it.