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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…

Jia Yibin (1912–2012) with Chiang Kai-Shek at a Youth Reserve Cadre Meeting in Lushan in September 1946.

Former Kuomintang Youth Reserve Cadre Jia Yibin and His Comrades.

Deng Zhaoxiang, Captain of the Kuomintang’s Largest Cruiser, the Chongqing Ship, Defected Through the CCP’s Persuasion Efforts and Led a Mutiny at Shanghai Harbor in February 1949

Yang Zhaolong (1904–1979) Was a Senior Legal Scholar Proficient in the Languages of Eight Countries. In Early 1949, While Serving as the Chief Prosecutor of the Kuomintang, He Cooperated with the Secret Nanjing Municipal Party Committee to Facilitate…

Liu Feng (Born 1916) Was Involved in the Student Movement in Shanghai During the 1930s. During the Liberation War Period, He Served as Deputy Secretary of the Nanjing Municipal Committee, Working Alongside Chen Xiuliang, Who Was the Secretary.

Chen Yu (1901–1974) in 1947. In 1930, While in Charge of the Seamen’s General Union in Shanghai, He Was Very Close with Chen Xiuliang and Her Daughter. After the Sixth Central Committee’s Fourth Plenary Session, He Was Labeled a Rightist and Sent to…

Wan Jingguang and Feng Xiuhui: Dispatched by the Shanghai Bureau of the CCP to Establish a Secret Liaison Station in Hong Kong; 1947, Wan Jingguang, His Wife, and Child Aboard the Queen Mary En Route to Hong Kong

Chen Tongsheng, Liu Xiao, and Gu Zhun (Left to Right), New Fourth Army Base, 1946

Liu Changsheng (1903–1967), Deputy Secretary of the Jiangsu Provincial Committee and the Central Shanghai Bureau of the Chinese Communist Party

Hu Yuzhi (1896–1986): Party Activist in the Cultural Sphere; Chief Editor of Progressive Magazines and Active in the Cultural Anti-Japanese Salvation Association in the 1930s

Wang Yaoshan (1910–2005): Organizational Committee Member of the Jiangsu Provincial Party Committee of the Chinese Communist Party, 1937–1942

Pan Hannan (1906–1977) in the 1930s: Known Within the Party as a “Young Scion,” but Because He Belonged to a Different Secret Work System from Sha Wenhan and Chen Xiuliang, He Did Not Meet Them Until 1942 in the New Fourth Army Base; During the…

Liu Xiao, Zhang Yi, and Their Eldest Daughter Song Ying During Their Time at the Jiangsu Provincial Committee in Shanghai

In early 1937, Liu Xiao (1908–1988) was dispatched from Yan'an to Shanghai to restore and rebuild the Party organization there

In the 1930s, through the Introduction of Chen Xiuliang, Sun Yefang Married Hong Keping, Chen’s Former Classmate from Ningbo Women’s Normal School; Photograph Taken in Shanghai in 1937

Xia Yan (Shen Ruixian) (1900–1995) (Right) in the 1930s: Xia Yan Was a Writer, Filmmaker, and Playwright; Executive Member of the “Left League”; Long Engaged in the Party’s Cultural Work; Old Friend of Sha Wenhan and Chen Xiuliang