First place, Liu Yu, a former magistrate of Jinan in the Song Dynasty, was lured by Li Jing to become the pseudo-Qi emperor of the Jin Dynasty, assisting the Southern Song Dynasty;

The second, Hong Chengchou, was originally the supervisor of Jiliao in Ming Dynasty. He was defeated and could not be martyred. He turned to the Qing Dynasty and served him in the Central Plains.

Third place, Wang Jingwei, the veteran and vice chairman of the Kuomintang, fought for power and profit, worked hard for the Japanese, and spared no expense in investing in Japan to establish a puppet national government.