Espionage: I became sworn brothers with Zheng Yaoxian at the beginning, and became the Seventh Broth

Chapter 1047 The Fox Showdown

During the Republic of China period, a system of separation of powers was implemented.

The so-called five powers are executive power, legislative power, judicial power, examination power, and supervisory power.

It was proposed by Sun Yat-sen, the Father of the Nation.

He also advocated for the creation of a constitution in response to this issue.

That is, the Five-Power Constitution.

The purpose of the Five-Power Constitution is to remedy the shortcomings of the separation of powers and establish a new system of government through the division and cooperation of the five powers.

Under the influence of this ideology, the power structure of the Nationalist government was initially formed.

This refers to the Five Yuans and Three Councils system. The Five Yuans are the Executive Yuan, the Legislative Yuan, the Judicial Yuan, the Examination Yuan, and the Control Yuan.

The three meetings are the State Council Meeting, the National Government Committee Meeting, and the Supreme National Government Meeting.

The Ministry of Police is a subordinate department of the Executive Yuan, one of the five branches of government.

Its scope of authority was basically similar to that of the State Council in later generations.

The Ministry of Police is similar to the Public Security Bureau...

Today, the bald-headed chairman, in order to compensate Ye Shaohong for his merits, gave him an extra reward. The scope of his authority as the so-called Deputy Minister of Police is self-evident.

Basically, it has the authority to manage all police affairs nationwide.

They wield considerable power.

This point is also clearly described in the spy drama Kite.

In the storyline of "Kite," after Dai Yunong's plane crashes into a mountain and he dies, the three top leaders of the Military Intelligence Bureau meet to discuss the Bureau's subsequent work arrangements.

Those three big shots are none other than Mao Renfeng, the current chief secretary of the Military Intelligence Bureau's Secretariat.

Zheng Jiemin, Director of the Second Department of the Ministry of National Defense of the National Government.

There's one last person left.

He is Tang Cong.

What was Tang Cong's official position at the time? His official position was the Deputy Minister of Police.

Of course, Ye Shaohong, as the deputy minister of the police department, is only equal to Tang Cong in name; in reality, there are still some differences.

Where does the difference lie?

Regarding the level of support from Dai Yunong.

From the establishment of the Special Service Department in April 1932, Dai Yunong constantly tried to find opportunities to infiltrate its power into the Ministry of Police. The two most significant examples were Dai Yunong's takeover of the Zhejiang Provincial Police Academy.

This later became the Nationalist Government Central Police Academy.

This school was extremely famous during the Republic of China era.

After Dai Yunong obtained permission from the bald-headed chairman to bring the Zhejiang Provincial Police Academy under the command of the Special Service Department, he placed one of his trusted confidants within the academy.

Zhao Wenlong.

Zhao Wenlong is not only the director of the teaching department of the Zhejiang Provincial Police Academy, but also the director of the Zhejiang Provincial Police Bureau.

At the same time, Dai Yunong also learned from the bald-headed chairman's way of doing things and opened a special police training class inside the Zhejiang Provincial Police Academy.

Graduates of the Special Police Training Class of Zhejiang Provincial Police Academy are qualified to address Dai Yunong as their principal.

Listen, doesn't it sound familiar?

Students from the Whampoa Military Academy addressed the bald-headed Chairman Chiang Kai-shek as "Principal." Dai Yunong also adopted this practice.

Therefore, the students who graduated from the Zhejiang Provincial Police Academy were Dai Yunong's true confidants.

Their status was far superior to that of the Qingpu Class or the Temporary Training Class mentioned in later TV dramas.

The students who graduated from the Zhejiang Provincial Police Academy were Dai Yunong's protégés.

She was the apple of his eye, the apple of his eye.

After the establishment of the Military Intelligence Bureau, most of its middle and high-ranking officials came from there.

As for the Qingpu Class and the Temporary Training Class, they are like stepchildren.

They were simply not good enough for Dai Yunong.

It's nothing.

They are low-level personnel who can be abandoned or sacrificed at any time.

In Dai Yunong's mind, the only ones who could rival the students of the Zhejiang Provincial Police Academy's Special Police Training Class were the graduates of the Honggongci Training Class.

That is, the training class that Chen Gongshu and Zheng Yaoxian graduated from.

The admission requirements for the Kehong Ancestral Hall training course are very strict.

The first requirement for admission to the Hong Gongci training program is that students must be graduates of the first six classes of the Whampoa Military Academy.

It's worth noting that the first six classes of students at the Whampoa Military Academy were highly regarded both domestically and internationally as the "Golden Generation."

Famous generals and coaches have emerged one after another.

After the sixth term, it becomes very difficult for renowned generals and coaches to emerge again.

Joining the Special Service Department's Hong Gongci Training Class was tantamount to switching allegiances.

He went directly from being a student of the bald-headed chairman to being a student of Dai Yunong.

This is an act of self-degradation. It is precisely because of this that the Hong Gongci training program only lasted two sessions before it became increasingly difficult to attract students.

The students who graduated from Hong Gongci were also highly valued by Dai Yunong.

They cherish it even more than the students who graduated from the Special Police Training Class of Zhejiang Police Academy.

The most famous example is Chen Gongshu.

Chen Gongshu was the class leader of the first training class at Honggong Temple.

Upon graduation, he was entrusted with an important task by Dai Yunong and directly appointed as the stationmaster of Tianjin Station.

Later, he became the stationmaster of Beiping Station.

He then became the district head of the North China region.

One of the four top assassins of the Military Intelligence Bureau.

It was precisely because of this seniority that Sixth Brother Zheng Yaoxian was able to gradually rise to a high position in the Special Service Department and later in the Military Intelligence Bureau.

He eventually became the deputy director of the operations department. All of this was due to Dai Yunong's prior planning and arrangements.

In addition to bringing the Zhejiang Provincial Police Academy under the command of the Special Service Department, Dai Yunong also arranged for Tang Cong, one of the "ten-person team" of the secret investigation group established before the Special Service Department was founded, to be transferred to the Ministry of Police Administration.

He served as the Deputy Minister of Police.

Only then did Dai Yunong and the Special Service gradually and thoroughly infiltrate the Ministry of Police.

Before the outbreak of the War of Resistance against Japan, the Military Intelligence Bureau had a publicly known identity at its stations throughout the country.

Most of them are from the Sixth Division of the local police department.

Local station chiefs of the Military Intelligence Bureau often also served as the chief or deputy chief of the local police station.

Thus, Dai Yunong became the Minister of Police in name only.

It was precisely with Dai Yunong's support that Tang Cong was able to develop his own network of people and influence within the Ministry of Police, outside of the Military Intelligence Bureau. Ultimately, he became one of the three major figures representing the Military Intelligence Bureau's power in its later stages, besides Dai Yunong.

It can be said that the Ministry of Police during the Republic of China era was the backyard of the Military Intelligence Bureau.

But this back garden was Dai Yunong's own back garden.

Apart from him, no one else could get in.

Today is different.

Taking advantage of Ye Shaohong's achievements, the bald-headed chairman scribbled a few words and placed Ye Shaohong in the Ministry of Police.

What appears to be a reward for merit actually carries a chilling deeper meaning upon closer examination.

Is that old fox playing the political balancing act again?

Or?

The bald-headed Chairman has already begun to lay the groundwork, cultivating a new force within the Military Intelligence Bureau.

Is this a way to balance and control Dai Yunong, whose power is gradually growing?

Ye Shaohong understood this principle.

Dai Yunong was also very clear about this.

It must be said that Dai Yunong is indeed very clever and tactful; at least in front of the bald-headed chairman, he is very obedient.

When Dai Yunong heard the bald-headed chairman say that Ye Shaohong would be promoted and joined the Ministry of Police, he was only briefly stunned.

A moment later, he immediately expressed his support.

They claimed that this was a reward Ye Shaohong deserved.

He will do his best to support him.