In Jiangsu, China, there is a nearly 100-year-old man who made great contributions to the country during the war, and only after 67 years did he know that he was originally an intelligence officer of the central special branch. This lamentable man, named Yao Zijian, once studied at the Central Army Surveying School in Nanjing, and after graduation, he entered the Kuomintang Survey Bureau.
His main task is map printing, which basically does not require going to the battlefield and seems particularly relaxed. During his tenure, Yao Zijian, who has lofty ideals, is particularly concerned about national affairs and has always hoped to use his ability to make some contributions to the country. In 1934, he secretly joined the party at the recommendation of a friend, became an honorable party member, and began to take charge of intelligence work. Taking advantage of his work, he found a lot of important information for the revolutionary organization and made a great contribution to the final victory of the war. Yao Zijian's intelligence work was particularly dangerous, and if he was not careful, he would be discovered by the enemy. Therefore, he was particularly careful when doing things, and he was also particularly cautious, and did not dare to expose any flaws.
Sadly, such a passionate and patriotic young man lost contact with the organization during the war. After the battle, he returned to the people and started ordinary work, living an ordinary life for more than 60 years. In 2001, a staff member named Shen Anna told a hidden history of the front.
Yao Zijian's son happened to be listening to the lecture next to him, and he felt that there were many coincidences between what Shen Anna said and his father's experience, so he went back to the neighborhood to seek verification. In the end, Yao Zijian, with the help of his family, met with Shen Anna, and the two sat together and talked freely for a long time. As a result, Yao Zijian finally found a long-standing organization and knew that he belonged to the central special branch.
Although it has been many years, the elderly Yao Zijian is still very happy after learning the truth, he does not want to use this identity to ask for any special treatment, but just wants to know which department he belongs to in the wartime. This is a very simple wish, because the background of the times is more special, and the questions of the old man have been hovering in the mind for decades, and they have not been answered until now. In 2018, the elderly Yao Zijian unfortunately passed away at the age of 103. At the time of the funeral, many people spontaneously came to mourn and bow to his contributions during the war.