Among the Kuomintang's secret service agencies, in addition to the military command, there is also a central command, and people often say that the agents of the military command are powerful, but in fact, the female agents of the central command are even more powerful, and among the central command there is a female agent named Zheng Pingru, who once did a major thing that shocked the moment.
Speaking of Zheng Pingru, many people may not know, she is far less famous than Xiang Yingxin, a female agent of the military command, but her contribution to the confrontation against Japan is very worthy of recognition, Zheng Pingru was born in a revolutionary family, her father Zheng Yu once followed Mr. Zhongshan's revolution, and was friends with many big men of the Kuomintang.
Her father, Zheng Yu, served as the first secretary of the commander-in-chief of the Jingguo Army in Shaanxi, and also served as the president of a court in Shanxi, Jiangsu and Shanghai, and from the perspective of his family environment, Zheng Pingru was a veritable second-generation son, and her mother was also very special, a Japanese.
In this way, Zheng Ping is a Sino-Japanese crystallization, and it is precisely because of this that it is very advantageous for her to carry out secret service activities, before becoming a secret agent, she dreamed of becoming a star, with her family conditions, and having an angelic face, being a star does not seem to be a big problem.
Then with the Japanese invasion, the mountains and rivers were broken, Zheng Pingru's dream of becoming a star broke, and even her marriage was broken by the Japanese invasion, that is, in 1937, when the 23-year-old Zheng Pingru fell in love with Wang Hanxun, the captain of the Shanghai Aviation Brigade, and the two discussed going to Hong Kong to get married.
Unexpectedly, the Japanese launched a full-scale invasion of China, on August 13, the Japanese army attacked Shanghai, the Battle of Songhu began, the people of Shanghai supported the anti-Japanese resistance, Zheng Pingru also participated in support operations many times, due to the disparity in strength between China and Japan, the Chinese defenders were invincible and had to retreat.
Her fiancé evacuated with the troops on November 12, while Zheng Pingru and her family were stranded in Shanghai, and after the fall of Shanghai, the Japanese Kou planned to find a puppet in order to restore stability to Shanghai as soon as possible, and Zheng Pingru's father Zheng Yu became the target of the Japanese army's solicitation, and Zheng Yu refused the Japanese request.
Soon after, Kuomintang agents entered Shanghai, when Chen Guofu, the head of the Central Command, was friends with Zheng Pingru's father, Zheng Yu, and Chen Guofu asked Zheng Pingru to take advantage of his beauty and his mother's identity as Japanese to infiltrate the Japanese army to help the central command obtain intelligence from the Japanese army.
This is too difficult for a 23-year-old girl, so that Zheng Pingru will become a "female traitor" in the eyes of outsiders, after some thought, Zheng Pingru decided to dedicate herself to the country, she agreed to join the Central Unification and lurked in the Japanese army, so Zheng Pingru mixed into the "Han traitor circle".
Using her beauty, Zheng Pingru came into contact with Konoe Fuminaka, the son of Japanese Prime Minister Fumimaro Konoe, and according to the orders of his superiors, in the autumn of 1938, after a dinner party, Zheng Pingru drunk Konoe Fumiraka, took him to a prearranged room, and successfully kidnapped Konoe Fumiraka.
After she called back to her superiors to "succeed", the superiors replied to "release people", which made Zheng Pingru puzzled, but still followed the order to release people, and afterwards pretended that Konoe Wenlong was a hangover, and after this incident, the superiors told Zheng Pingru that it was unrealistic to force the Japanese army to truce by relying on the son of a prime minister alone.
Although this matter was not successful, it allowed the head of the Central Unification to see Zheng Pingru's ability to execute, after which Zheng Pingru continued to lurk among the Japanese army in Shanghai and became an important spy of the Central Command in Shanghai.