1. Qin Hui: Qin Hui in the Song Dynasty was the first of many traitors. He was not only traitorous and seeking glory, but also framed loyal people. He was the first to use the "unwarranted" commonly used by evil people in later generations. This is in The Qing Dynasty developed into a literary prison. The fundamental reason why Qin Hui became a traitor is that he lived in the Jin Dynasty for many years after being captured by the Jin Dynasty. The fate of Qin Hui and the Wang family can be seen from the sky: he still kneels in front of Yue Fei's tomb. This is a legacy for the descendants of the Qin family. The legacy he left behind is: from now on, people no longer use cypress names, and they are ashamed to have the surname Qin in front of outsiders. 2. Wu Sangui: A model of beauty and traitor to the country. What he ruined was not only the country where the rogue bandit Li Zida had become, but more seriously, he pushed the Chinese nation into a state of eternal doom. Abyss. The chief criminal of the nation. He himself died of illness and fright during the Kangxi eradication of Tibet, and his descendants were executed by the Manchus. 3. Pan Mei: When Taizong of the Song Dynasty attacked Liao, he was the main general, Yang Ye was the deputy general, and his people He was well versed in the tricks of villains and traitors. Because he was at odds with Yang Ye (mainly due to military differences), he planned to kill Yang Ye. Later generations compiled "Generals of the Yang Family" to criticize Tatar and treason in order to praise loyalty, but There are more legends than historical facts 4. Wang Jingwei; was once one of Sun Yat-sen's right-hand men and the backbone of the Kuomintang. He is a typical leader of mass traitors. The main traitors under him include Chen Gongbo, Chen Bijun, Zhou Fohai, Chu Yimin, Li Shiqun, etc. There are really many traitors. To name a few, during the period of the enemy and puppets, there were at least millions of traitors on the land of China. This can be regarded as a great spectacle in the forest of nations in the world. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, everyone who was a traitor could be punished. .There are few people who end well, and there may be some traitors who slipped through the net. Wang Jingwei died in Japan after being assassinated, and was later buried in China. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, his tomb was bombed by Chiang Kai-shek. Chen Bijun was executed. Wang and Chen Shinian stayed behind The youngest son, Deliu, is currently the manager of an oil company in Jiangsu. 5. Li Hongzhang: An important minister in the late Qing Dynasty, he was deeply admired by Cixi. You can see how contented he was when he signed the Treaty of Xinchou, and you will know why he did double duty. A traitor is also a traitor. He was a hawk of the Qing court and betrayed the country to the West. 6. Yuan Shikai: An important official in the late Qing Dynasty was also a double traitor. He stole the country and betrayed it. He first stole the Republic of China from Hong Xian and then betrayed the country to Japan. Twenty-one ways to lose power and humiliate the country. That is to say, it was his own hands. Fortunately, the May 4th Movement occurred in China, and twenty-one visas were refused. Otherwise, any one of them would have caused China to perish at the hands of Japan. There was no major conflict between China's progress and Yuan Shikai's interests. He even He is the biggest beneficiary of the revolution, which actually brought him a rare opportunity for leapfrog development. He should realize that history has given him a rare opportunity to become a great figure.

However, he did not realize that what he felt was that history had given him the opportunity to be emperor. Greed and stupidity are the most true portrayal of Yuan Shikai. He himself died of illness in the artillery fire of the Japanese war, but his descendants are still doing well and have some Yuan Jialiu made contributions to science. 7. Cao Rulin: The Beiyang government’s director of transportation at the time, signed twenty-one items. The traitors who followed included Zhang Zongxiang and Lu Zongyu (both of whom were ministers to Japan at this time). These three People are also group traitors, typical pro-Japanese faction. The treasonous incident of three people led to the famous May Fourth Movement, and China's history turned a new page. These people also made people speechless as traitors. Say, think about it, didn’t all the Chinese representatives at the Paris Peace Conference refuse to sign the traitorous treaty?

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