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After Pan Hannian Was Secretly Arrested in 1955, He Was “Sentenced” to 15 Years in Prison in 1963 but Was Shortly Thereafter Granted Parole. During the Cultural Revolution, He Was Re-imprisoned Until His Death in 1977. This Photo Was Taken in the…

Mu Guangren, Secret CCP Member at Nanjing University, Deputy Secretary of the Nanjing Youth League Municipal Committee in 1954.

Bao Zhechao (Beiguo) (1906–1984), Early Party Member from Ningbo, Was Assigned by the CCP Shanghai Bureau During the Liberation War Period to Shelter Municipal Party Secretary Chen Xiuliang in Nanjing, Posing as Manager of Huade Electrical Supplies…

Pan Hannian Served as Deputy Mayor of Shanghai and Deputy Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee in the Early Liberation Period.

Feng Xuefeng (1903–1976), Dispatched by Yan’an to Shanghai in 1936 to Assist in Restoring the Shanghai Party Organization, Active in the 1950s.

Liu Xiao (Left) and Liu Changsheng Met in Moscow in 1955. At the Time, Liu Xiao Was the Ambassador to the Soviet Union, and Liu Changsheng Was the Permanent Representative to the World Federation of Trade Unions, Returning to China via the Soviet…

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…

Huang Yuan (Huang Heqing) (1905–2003), Literary Translator Who Participated in the Revolution in the New Fourth Army Base Area. In the 1950s, Served as Deputy Minister of the Zhejiang Provincial Party Committee Propaganda Department and Director of…

Liu Shaowen (1905–1987), Early Soviet Student, Responsible for Intelligence Work in the CCP’s Eighth Section and Central Shanghai Bureau until 1948. Promoted to Lieutenant General in 1955, He Was Also Persecuted and Detained During the Cultural…

Qian Ying (1903–1973), Organization Minister of the CCP Shanghai Bureau During the Liberation War Period, Conducted Training for Urban Work Cadres in Hong Kong in 1948.

Peng Kang (1901–1968), Japanese-Educated Student and Principal of the Huazhong Party School in the New Fourth Army Base Area During the 1940s. He Adhered to the Correct Rectification Line and Was an Old Friend of Sha Wenhan and Chen Xiuliang. During…

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…

Sun Yefang in the 1950s in the Soviet Union.

Feng Ding (Feng Zhiwang) (1902–1983), Philosopher and Former Student at Sun Yat-sen University in Moscow. In the Early 1950s with His Wife Yuan Fang.

Wang Renshu (Ba Ren) (1901–1972), Cultural Worker and Old Friend of Sha Wenhan, Was the First Chinese Ambassador to Indonesia. He Died as a Result of Persecution During the Cultural Revolution.

Mr. and Mrs. Bai Yan, Who Once Sheltered “Aunt” Chen Xiuliang in Nanjing.

Zhu Qiluan (1914–1990), Member of the CCP Nanjing Municipal Committee During the Liberation War Period, and Elder Brother of Zhou Ke.

Wang Jiamei (Front Row, First from Right), Member of the Nanjing Municipal Committee During the Underground Period, with His Wife Fu Jijia (Front Row, Left). His Brothers from Left to Right: Wang Jiayou, Wang Jiayan, and Wang Jiachuan.

During the Underground Period, Nanjing Municipal Committee Member Fang Xiu with His Wife Tang Shuyun, Son Fang Jinyu, and Daughter, in Nanjing, 1951.

Zhu Chenzhi (Zhu Feng) Walking to the Execution Ground in Taipei, June 10, 1950, Facing Death with Courage.