最大叛徒蔡孝乾叛变内幕 | 导致台湾地下党全军覆没 | 堪比顾顺章 (中文字幕)

Following the end of World War II in 1945, socialism spread globally, and the CCP gained control of the situation on the mainland. Cai Xiaogan established the "Taiwan Provincial Working Committee" in Yan'an, actively rebuilding the underground party organization in Taiwan. After the February 28 Incident, its growth was rapid, with membership surging to over 1,300 and its overall influence reaching 50,000. After student protests against police arrests, the Taiwan Working Committee proposed a "wartime system" and planned an attack on Taiwan. This was subsequently reported in the *Guangming Daily*, enraging the Kuomintang (KMT). The Special Service launched a massive crackdown, ultimately arresting the principal of Keelung High School and pressuring him to extract intelligence. On October 31, Chen Zemin, deputy secretary of the CCP Taiwan Working Committee, was captured by KMT agents in front of the Kaohsiung Farmers' Association. Under torture, he revealed the address of "Old Zheng," a high-ranking CCP underground official. Old Zheng was eventually arrested, but his behavior during interrogation was ambiguous, and his identity could not be confirmed. When Niu Shukun rushed to the Telecommunications Bureau, Old Zheng attempted to escape and successfully did so, leaving behind his briefcase, which exposed the identity of Wu Shi, the Deputy Chief of Staff of the Ministry of National Defense. Wu Shi was monitored by the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics due to his friendship with a friend, and eventually confessed to his contact with the underground Communist Party after his wife was arrested. Liu Jinyu, the general manager of the power company, was wrongly accused of being a "communist sympathizer" because of letters he wrote home and was arrested by secret agents. After Cai Xiaogan defected, he exposed the secrets of the Taiwanese underground Communist Party, leading to the arrest of many members. After joining the Kuomintang, he enjoyed high-ranking official treatment, while underground Communist Party cadres upheld their beliefs, resisted pressure, and ultimately met tragic ends.