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Before and after the Establishment of the Party Organization in the Kuomintang’s Capital Telecommunication Bureau

Wang Yawen (1910–1999), United-Front and Defection Operative under Direct Leadership of the CCP Central Committee and Shanghai Bureau, Focused on Kuomintang Senior Officers. In the 1980s, He Worked at the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences.

Tian Yunqiao (1909–2003), Former Member of the CCP Shanghai Bureau Defection Committee, Known for Orchestrating the Defection of the Kuomintang’s 3rd Paratrooper Regiment.

Wang Weiheng (1896–1971), Ningbo Party Member During the Revolutionary Era, Kuomintang Major General and Quartermaster. During the Anti-Japanese War and Liberation War, He Provided Substantial Intelligence to the CCP Through Channels Such as Sha…

Tian Yunqiao (1909–2003), Former Member of the CCP Shanghai Bureau Defection Committee’s Police Committee, Defected the Kuomintang’s 3rd Paratrooper Regiment and Liu Changyi, Commander of the 51st Army of the Songhu Garrison Command, in Spring…

Li Zhengwen (1908–2002), a University Educator Who Covered the Party’s Secret Work, Was One of the Key Members of the CCP Shanghai Bureau’s Defection Committee. He Was Involved in Contacting Jia Yibin Regarding the Kuomintang Youth Cadre Uprising in…

Wang Yanqing, Commander of the Kuomintang’s “Royal Guard” 97th Division, with Chiang Kai-shek.

Shen Shiyou (1917–1996) Was a Secret Member of the Chinese Communist Party and a Staff Officer in the First Department of the Kuomintang Ministry of National Defense. Under the Leadership of the Ccp Shanghai Bureau and Nanjing Municipal Committee, in…

Deng Haoming (1904–1998) Was a Liberal Figure Within the Kuomintang and the Maternal Uncle-in-Law of Wang Yanqing, Commander of the 97th Division—Known as Chiang Kai-Shek’s “Royal Guard.” He Helped Persuade Commander Wang to Defect in March 1949.…

In February 1948, YU BO, Hao Guiqiao, Chen Jiuying, Zhou Zuozhou, and Zhang Zuli—Officers and Soldiers of the Kuomintang Air Force’s 8th Squadron—Defected and Rebelled After Being Persuaded by the Ccp Shanghai Bureau and Nanjing Municipal Committee,…

Martyr Zhang Quan (1899–1949), Lieutenant General of the Kuomintang Joint Logistics Headquarters, Provided Extensive Military Intelligence on the Eve of Shanghai’s Liberation. Sha Wenhan Once Represented the Central Shanghai Bureau to Appoint Him as…

Former Kuomintang Youth Reserve Cadre Jia Yibin and His Comrades.

Stories That Cannot Be Forgotten

A Proposal for Timely Salvation

Guo Chuntao in the Great Defection

The Days Working by the Side of Chen Xiuliang and Sha Wenhan

Remembering Comrade Sha Wenhan

Unforgettable Memories: Remembering Comrade Sha Wenhan

Fondly Remembering Comrade Sha Wenhan: A Recollection of Shanghai before and after Liberation

Commemorating the 40th Anniversary of the Chongqing Mutiny: An Overview of the Process of the Chongqing Mutiny