During the War of Resistance Against Japan, China faced an unprecedented crisis. At this critical juncture, however, many selfish people appeared, who threw the national righteousness out of the clouds, completely forgetting that they were a Chinese, and instead defected to the camp of the Japanese invaders. In order to curry favor with the Japanese army, these people did a lot of unconscionable things, which was enough to make them die after the Japanese surrendered.
Such people are called traitors, and they come from all walks of life, from ordinary people to officials and nobles, they all have the possibility of becoming traitors.
The Japanese army came to China to fight, although the military force is very strong, but they are not very familiar with China after all. Whether it is geography or customs, they will not know too much. There is an old saying that knows oneself and knows the other, and never loses a battle. The Japanese also knew this truth, so they began to use temptation to win over those who were wavering, and seeing that the Japanese army had such a need, some people who were not very decent began to establish contact with the Japanese army.
Over time, the group of people with the identity of traitors has formed a certain scale. Using their familiarity with China, they came up with many ideas for the Japanese army to deal with the anti-Japanese forces at home, as well as to attack and kill some underground elements of the civilian population. It was precisely because of the existence of traitors that China's War of Resistance became more and more difficult. They provided intelligence, advice, and helped the Japanese drama army to search for some important figures, and the presence of traitors played a great role in hindering the final victory of the war.
In order to be able to help the Japanese army, the traitors often gave the Japanese army ideas to deal with the Chinese. For example, the Japanese army wanted to get some information from the mouth of the Chinese, but anyone who was a little boneless Chinese would not easily give in. At this time, the "role" of the traitors appears, they will come up with some extremely cruel torture to torture the arrested people and force them to submit.
For example, a punishment called "two dragon spitting beads" is a very inhuman practice. The traitors would force the victim to swallow a bowl of noodles, then close their mouths and hang them upside down. At this time, the noodles that have just been eaten will flow back down the esophagus back to the throat of the victim, and will flow down the trachea and nasal cavity, from the nostrils, which is simply unbearable. Although it will not cause death, it will make people particularly uncomfortable, and the average person will not be able to bear this torture, and finally recruit.
Some upright female college students with ideals and ambitions also became targets of the Japanese army, and the Japanese army felt that these young Chinese intellectuals were also a threat, and arrested many female college students for a time. In order to make them submit, the traitors also used this punishment against these poor female college students, and many female college students could not bear this torture and begged for forgiveness.