Biography of Yoshiko Kawashima

Kawashima Yoshiko, also known as Kawashima Dongzhen, nicknamed Chengzhi, Chinese name Jin Bihui, Japanese spy. The fourteenth daughter of Aixinjueluo Shanqi, Prince Heshuosu of the Qing Dynasty. When the Qing Dynasty fell in 1912, Shanqi wanted to use the power of Japan to restore the country, so he gave his daughter Xianyu to Kawashima Naniwa as his adopted daughter. Xianju then changed her name to Yoshiko Kawashima and was sent to Japan to receive militarism education. When she became an adult, she returned to China and worked as a spy for Japan for a long time. In the 16th year of the Republic of China, she married Kangyur Zabu, the son of the Mongolian bandit Babu Zabu, which was actually a means of political aggression against Inner Mongolia. In the 17th year of the Republic of China, she went to Shanghai to engage in espionage activities. Since then, she has held important positions such as "Commander-in-Chief of the Anguo Army" and "Commander-in-Chief of the North China People's Self-Defense Force" in the puppet Manchukuo. She has participated in secret military operations such as the Huanggutun Incident, the September 18 Incident, and the Manchurian Independence Movement. She personally directed the Shanghai Incident on December 28, which shocked China and foreign countries, and the transfer of Guo Bulo Wanrong and other events that were disastrous for the country. She is known as the "Female Spy in Men's Clothes" and the "Oriental Witch". In the 37th year of the Republic of China, that is, on March 25, 1948, Yoshiko Kawashima was sentenced to death for being a traitor and executed by firing squad in Peking No. 1 Prison. She was 41 years old. This book will tell you the embarrassing life of this Manchu Qinggege.