Chapter 161 161. The Death of Zhang Tieshi——You are not allowed to see the living father

■In 1975, the Communist Party released the last batch of Kuomintang war criminals. After they were released, they arranged visits and work arrangements. If anyone wanted to go to Taiwan, they were all at their disposal.As a result, ten people including Wang Bingyue expressed their willingness to come to Taiwan, and they were sent to Hong Kong by the "United Front Work Department" on April 14, where they were received by the "China Travel Agency" and waited for the formalities of entering Taiwan.However, the Kuomintang government did not allow them to come, that is to say, they were not allowed to reunite with their families.Among the ten people was Zhang Tieshi, who was the head of the 68th military and political workers of the Kuomintang. In desperation, he committed suicide in anger at the age of 61.what do you say?

□One of them, Duan Kewen, once made such a statement in "War Criminals' Self-Reports", expressing the state of mind of these "gong dogs" of the Kuomintang: I myself have never committed any crime against the country or the people. The only reason why I was imprisoned for 25 years and became a "war criminal" was because I was a member of the Kuomintang.From my "Self-Report" (only omissions, no exaggerations), everyone understands that the past quarter of a century has not been easy.I endured all kinds of hardships and risked my way out of the mainland, but was refused to go to Taiwan. Fortunately, the United States accepted my asylum application out of humanitarianism. Otherwise, I would have gone with Zhang Tieshi.

But the Kuomintang was very "lenient" and agreed to Zhang Tieshi's son Zhang Runpei in Taiwan to collect his body in Hong Kong. On June 6, Zhang Runpei received an exit permit from the "lenient" government and took back his father's body. The scene of bringing back the corpse needs to be explained in detail.