Li Shiqun -

Author: Zhou Shan
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Publish Date: 1996-12-01
Features: This book, with abundant historical materials and enemy and puppet archives, presents the extraordinary struggles of our party in the harsh white through the life of this individual, written in simple prose and rich in philosophy. It also recreates the complex and mysterious real struggles in Shanghai during the period, known as the "island." Li Shiqun—a "mysterious" figure in modern history. In his early years, he joined the Communist Party's "dog hunting" group, later betraying to become a Nationalist spy, revealing his treacherous nature at a critical moment of national crisis, and eventually degenerating into a collaborator. Leveraging the underworld, allying with the Japanese, and building the "No. 76" torture den, he became the head of the secret police, ruling with his multifaceted character in the "island." Within the regime, he formed cliques, squeezed out Ding Mocun, targeted Zhou Fuhai, and monopolized the operations, staging a intricate "play" in this special historical period.