Not just Jen-Hsun Huang! Chinese female spy fainted and slept with diplomat for 20 years, and ended up with tragic consequences revealed

Huida CEO Huang Renxun admitted yesterday (9th) that he had an affair, and the other party was suspected to be Huang Le, who was accused of being a Chinese spy. Historically, there was a real case where a French diplomat was deceived by a Chinese female spy, only to later discover that the female spy was a man. Many years later, it was remade into the movie "M. Butterfly".

French diplomat Bernard Boursicot was beguiled by a Chinese female spy, who later discovered that she was a man.

Bernard Boursicot, a staff member of the French Embassy, ​​was stationed in China and was invited to attend a banquet. By chance, he met Shi Peipu, a famous Chinese Peking Opera actress. Shi Peipu told him the story of "Butterfly Butterfly" and told him that he grew up in a family that valued boys over girls. Although he was born a girl, he had to be raised as a boy.

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Bernard Boursicot therefore fell in love with Shi Peipu and began a relationship with him for nearly 20 years. Because Bernard Boursicot was a diplomat and flew around, Shi Peipu lied to him about giving birth to a child, but in fact he bought a child from Xinjiang, and Bernard Boursicot also believed it.

The diplomat played by Jeremy Irons is bewitched by the dragon in "M. Butterfly".

It wasn't until Bernard Boursicot and Shi Peipu were arrested by the French police and convicted of espionage in 1986 that Bernard Boursicot knew that the person he was sleeping with was actually a man. He was approaching him to obtain information. No wonder Shi Peipu had a reason when he asked to turn off the lights in the sex room. Bernard Boursicot once collapsed and committed suicide. The New York Times once reported that while being imprisoned, Shi Peipu showed doctors how to push the testicles into the body and hide the penis, making the lower body like a woman's vagina, hiding it from the outside world.

John Lung plays a spy disguised as a woman in "M. Butterfly".

Bernard Boursicot was later pardoned in 1987, and Shi Peipu passed away in Paris, France, in July 2007 at the age of 70. This story was later remade into a movie, directed by David Cronenberg and starring Jeremy Irons and John Lone. The movie was released in 1983 and became a sensation. Unexpectedly, it was adapted from real events. The reality is far more dramatic than the movie.