Espionage: Starting Out by Feeding the Enemy Army's Horses

The Fall of Nanjing When Sun Bingyan opened his eyes, the Japanese were searching the whole city for fleeing soldiers. To survive, he fed their horses, drove their carriages, and ran errands for them. Later, he began overseeing drivers, vehicles, and warehouses. After that, people gradually forgot his name, and more and more started calling him “Officer Sun.” The Japanese thought he was loyal and capable. The Wang Jingwei regime believed he had connections everywhere. The Military Statistics Bureau was convinced his loyalty was beyond question. Even the Soviets began to take notice of him... Only a select few knew that Sun Bingyan had another identity. And he remained undercover for eight years.