Eighty-five years ago today, on October 12, 1940 (September 12, 1940), Fu Xiao'an, the first traitor mayor of Shanghai, was assassinated by the military leadership. On October 13, 1940, today's "Declaration" has a striking headline: "In the blood case in Hongkou yesterday morning, Fu Xiao'an was stabbed to death; the old servant in the elbow axillary was assassinated with a knife, and the Japanese major search failed." After Fu Xiao'an became the pseudo-mayor of Shanghai on October 16, 1938, people from time to time sent him warning letters with bullets in them. In many public occasions, Fu Xiao'an also became the target of assassination. By August 1940, he had been assassinated three times, but he had been narrowly escaped, and Fu Xiao'an was in a state of panic. In March 1940, after the establishment of Wang Jingwei's pseudo-Nationalist government, Chiang Kai-shek ordered Dai Li to kill Wang Jingwei. Dai sent Wu Gengshu, the secretary of the Military General Bureau, to Shanghai to plan the assassination of Wang. Wu found Xu Tianmin, the manager of the Shanghai office of the Kailuan Coal Mine Company, who had a deep relationship with Fu Xiaoan, and hoped to win Fu Xiaoan to assassinate Wang Jingwei together. After several conversations with Xu, Fu weighed up and told Wang's secret service department all about the assassination plan. Xu Tianmin and others were imprisoned one after another, Wu Gengshu hid the concession, and the assassination of Wang was thwarted. Dai Li reported the matter to Chiang Kai-shek, and Chiang immediately ordered Fu Xiaoan to be removed. The task of assassinating Fu was organized by Chen Gongshu. Since Fu was heavily guarded, several sniping operations failed, so Chen decided to open the gap from the inside. Therefore, Du Mao was sent to open a hotel near Fu's house on Sgaota Road, Hongkou, waiting for the opportunity to use the Fu family as an insider. A servant of the Fu family, Zhu Kai, has been traveling with Fu Xiaoan for 30 years, and has always been regarded by Fu as a confidant. Zhu Kai was addicted to alcohol by nature, and soon became a regular guest of the Du Mao Hotel. Zhu and Du had a boozy conversation, and they became confidants. Du took the opportunity to advance and asked him to kill Fu Xiaoan. Zhu Kaisu was disgusted with the Japanese, and was also unhappy with Fu Xiaoan's betrayal of Xu Tianmin and others, so he agreed to kill Fu. On October 11, Fu Xiaoan was busy participating in various social activities, so she returned late at night and slept in the clean room as usual. Zhu Kai entered the room and slashed Fu Xiaoan, who was sleeping soundly, with a sharp kitchen knife. Fu died on the spot. Zhu Congrong left Fu's house and left in seclusion under Du Mao's support. Afterwards, the Kuomintang Military General Bureau gave a heavy reward. The difference between Zhongtong and Juntong: "Zhongtong": Abbreviation for "Investigation and Statistics Bureau of the Central Executive Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang". The Kuomintang C. C is a national spy organization controlled by Chen Guofu and Chen Lifu. The predecessor of Zhongtong was the Party Affairs Investigation Department of the Kuomintang Central Organizing Committee composed of C.C members. In 1937, the Party Affairs Investigation Office was merged into the first branch of the Investigation and Statistics Bureau of the Military Commission, and Xu Enzeng, a member of the C. C Department, served as the director. In March 1938, at the Kuomintang Provisional National Congress, upon the proposal of Chiang Kai-shek, the Investigation and Statistics Bureau of the Central Executive Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang was established on the basis of the first branch of the Investigation and Statistics Bureau of the Military Commission, and the Zhongtong was officially formed. With the Kuomintang Party departments at all levels as the activity base, the Zhongtong set up investigation and statistics offices in the provincial and municipal party departments, and set up special personnel in the party departments below the province to be responsible for "investigation and statistics". A "party member investigation network" was widely established in cultural groups, colleges and universities, and key middle schools to carry out various counter-revolutionary espionage activities. " Juntong ": Abbreviation for" Investigation and Statistics Bureau of the Military Commission of the National Government ", a secret service organization established by the Kuomintang ruling group to maintain its rule. Established in August 1938. Formerly known as the" Secret Investigation Group of the Military Commission " (established in 1927), the Secret Service Office of the Fuxing Society (established in April 1932), and the Second Bureau of Investigation and Statistics Bureau of the Military Commission (established in 1937). The main person in charge is Dai Li. There are eight departments, six rooms, and one internal service organization of the Military General Administration; field organizations set up" districts "in major cities," stations "in provinces, and" special squads "in some important cities. Its basic organization is the" group "and the intelligence personnel directly under it. The maximum number of secret agents was nearly 50,000, distributed to the Kuomintang army, police, administrative organs, transportation agencies, and even embassies and consulates abroad, specializing in anti-communist and anti-people espionage activities by means of surveillance, kidnapping, arrest, and assassination.