What are some of the most noisy liars in China?

After the founding of the People’s Republic of China, a group of “talents” emerged. This talent is different from that talent, and he was a famous liar at that time.

The name Li Wanming may not be familiar to the younger generation, but it must be familiar to the older generation. His alias is Li Ming. He is from Ankang County, Shaanxi Province, and was born into a family that is both a landlord and a businessman. His family once opened a grain store, a wine shop and a mountain goods store. In order to make money, his father mixed wine with water and adulterated wild products to pass them off as good ones. In order to attract business, he hung a sign on the counter that said, "Children are innocent, genuine goods are genuine." Li Wanming learned many sneaky tricks since he was a child. However, he has some crooked talents. For example, he has good calligraphy, is particularly good at imitating handwriting, and can also engrave seals. He is not bad looking, and he even has a heroic spirit between his eyebrows. These are his capital and reliance for deception.

In January 1945, Li Wanming joined the Kuomintang, and later signed up to join the Kuomintang Youth Army and served as a warrant officer political officer of the 207th Division. This seems pretty good to most people. But he was not satisfied with this and felt that those who had been deceived were the real ones. He is used to dressing up as a "revolutionary disabled soldier" who has done merit for the people, as an "old Red Army", "fighting hero" and "model Communist Party member" who participated in the revolution in his early years. He fabricated the introduction and history of joining the party. The certifiers are all party and government leaders of central agencies. As the saying goes, the Skynet is sparse but not leaking. On January 3, 1955, Li Wanming flew to Xi'an and continued to use his deceptive tricks. However, in his conversations with Zhang Desheng, Secretary of the Shaanxi Provincial Party Committee of the Communist Party of China, and Liang Dezhu, Director of the Office of the Northwest Branch of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, there were many flaws, which aroused the other party's vigilance and suspicion. Finally fell into the French Open.

In the performance activities commemorating the centenary of Chinese drama, "Looking West to Chang'an" starring Ge You is gaining popularity. After performing in Beijing, he went to Jiangnan again, and it was said that it was also hard to get a ticket. The liar Li Wancheng in the play is based on Li Wanming.