What are some historical stories that you believed at first, but later you "killed yourself and didn't believe it"?

1946 March 17, Dai Li, director of the military command, flew from Beiping to Shanghai via Qingdao and died in a plane crash in Daishan, near Nanjing. It is said that three months ago, Dai Li made a divination, and the fortune teller said that there would be a fire and water disaster within three years. If he passes this level, he will have a bright future.

Dai Li flew to Shanghai in a hurry, and it was rumored that he was going to have a tryst with Hu Die, the winner of the film. This is easy to believe at first glance, after all, wearing a lascivious name is almost well known.

In fact, Dai Li didn't flee to Shanghai for beauty, and the real cause of death may be hidden in it.

Movie star Hu Die.

He flew to Shanghai to meet not a beautiful woman, but General Kirk, commander of the US Seventh Fleet.

The signal that Chen Shaokuan's Fujian navy had completely lost confidence in Chiang Kai-shek was keenly captured by Dai Li, who was also confused about the future after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. He wants to seek an important position as secretary of the navy or commander in chief.

It turned out that Dai Li had boarded Kirk, commander of the Seventh Fleet, through the relationship between Colonel Meles, the US naval intelligence officer. At the end of 1945, the United States agreed to support a number of warships of the National Government, and Dai Li was solely responsible for the re-established powerful navy.

1946 In the middle of March, Kirk arrived in Shanghai. The more he met Dai Li, the more detailed the plan became.

More crucially, the US military also proposed that the Loyalty Salvation Army mastered by Dai Li could be adapted into the Marine Corps.

If this plan can be realized, Dai Li's strength will be great.

This will not only prevent tens of thousands of loyal and national salvation troops from being abolished, but also greatly strengthen Dai Li's right to speak in the military field, which has always been the dream of ambitious Dai Li.

On the key point of the plan from planning to implementation, Dai Li? Timely? The plane crashed and died. Coincidentally, people have to guess the story behind it.

Judging from the experiences of Li Zongren, Fu and others, private contact with American troops is the most taboo thing for Chiang Kai-shek.

What is given to you is yours. If you don't give it, you can't rob it, let alone join hands with the Americans? Manufacturing? . This may be the bottom line set by Chiang Kai-shek for his subordinates, especially the senior generals of the army. Whoever touches it is unlucky.

Dai Li's move hit the key of Chiang Kai-shek, and Dai Li's position was precisely achieved by the US military in turn putting pressure on Chiang Kai-shek. Do you think this will work?