The conditions of the dormitory are quite good.

There is a dormitory for four people, with all daily necessities provided, and a ceiling fan.

There were three people in the same dormitory: one was from Hankou Station, intelligence officer He Guangtao, 28 years old. One was from Nanchang Investigation Section Military Section, Hou Danliang, 33 years old. The other was from Shanghai Station, Chen Rongyang, 26 years old.

The biggest feature of this crash course is that it is young. Someone like Hou Danliang, who is in his early thirties, is already considered old.

After getting acquainted with the four people in the dormitory, Hou Danliang did not hide anything, saying that he had been working in the military department for so many years and had never been promoted. His family background was relatively superior, so he finally spent a sum of money and was recommended to the crash course.

When you go back and spend a little more money, you can finally become an official, right?

As for the other two people, He Guangtao has a straightforward personality, is warm and hospitable, and can quickly get along with everyone.

Chen Rongyang is relatively introverted, doesn't talk much, and is diligent and studious. His family conditions are not good, and his parents originally wanted him to be a teacher or bank clerk, but he accidentally became a spy, so he has a low self-esteem.

But overall the people are pretty good.

The last time I went to Shanghai, I didn't hear Yuan Yichang mention this person.

The subject on the first day was detective skills. The teacher, Han Haizhong, was a veteran spy. He was already sixty-three years old. He spent a day telling the class of thirty-nine students what detective work was.

.Follow, take off.

In particular, the key points of tracking and offshooting are emphasized.

If you make use of the local terrain, houses, and flow of people, you can successfully track or entrust the target.

Meng Shaoyuan had seen these things in movies and TV shows in the past. Those agents were all very powerful. They could keep an eye on whomever they wanted and get rid of whomever they wanted to get rid of.

But in real life, this is not the case at all.

A notebook records the key points densely.

"Empty talk is useless." When the last class in the morning was about to end, Han Haizhong said seriously: "Starting tomorrow, we will practice exercises in groups, one hour in advance, and gather on time at 7 a.m."

so fast?

After just talking for a whole morning, we went directly to the actual training?

But if you think about it carefully, it makes sense. The training in the crash course is only half the time of the formal class, so it is a good way to practice instead of learn.

In the lunch canteen, students in the crash course have to eat 15 minutes earlier than other classes in the police academy.

The food is very rich, including eight dishes and one soup, with a good mix of meat and vegetables. You can help yourself and eat as much as you want.

There is writing on the wall:

“One meter per meal is hard-earned; eat in moderation and don’t waste it.”

Well, the Compact Disc Movement was advocated during the Republic of China.

The meal time is only ten minutes, and then your tableware must be cleaned and put in its place.

Once someone is found wasting food, the punishment is that they will go hungry at the next meal.

"Teacher Han."

Meng Shaoyuan, who was carrying the food, saw that Han Haizhong had also arrived. The food was still sitting in front of him, his eyes were slightly closed, his fingers were tapping lightly on the table, and he was humming the Suzhou Pingtan that everyone in Hangzhou and Shanghai liked to listen to.

Han Haizhong did not open his eyes, but nodded slightly in response.

Time was limited, so Meng Shaoyuan quickly found another table to seize the time to eat.

After eating, there was a 45-minute break, and almost all students took advantage of this time to take a nap.

Meng Shaoyuan did not have the habit of taking a nap, so he took out his notebook and began to review the key points that Han Haizhong had taught him in class in the morning.

Especially the so-called makeup technique.

Makeup is definitely not as magical as it was in movies and TV shows in Meng Shaoyuan's time.

As soon as I put on makeup, even my relatives who spend time with me will not recognize me.

The key to makeup is to use simple props to hide the most recognizable main contours of your face and change your appearance to the maximum extent.

Eyes, beard, and hat are the main props.

And when walking face to face with an acquaintance, you need to lower your head to avoid the other person feeling familiar.

No, this isn't right.

Meng Shaoyuan had some objections in his heart.

From a psychological point of view, this can easily expose oneself.

Two acquaintances were walking face to face, and you were worried about being exposed. When you lowered your head, others didn't pay attention to you. However, your action made others look at you more.

The correct way is to keep a proper distance and pass by calmly.

After all, there are not so many boring people who will look at others very carefully when walking on the road.

Meng Shaoyuan took out his pen and marked his thoughts in this regard.

You have to learn what the teacher teaches, but what the teacher teaches may not be so perfect.

"Get up, gather, gather."

The voice of squad leader Ren Pingmao rang out.

He is from Hebei and heard that his background is very tough, so he became the squad leader.

In the afternoon, I had a class outside on the playground, learning about grappling and fighting.

The instructor was a lieutenant colonel named Xie Cairui, who had served in the Presidential Guard. He used to be a descendant of Hebei Tongjiquan, but he was expelled from his sect for unknown reasons.

Is it probably because he firmly agreed to change the name of "national martial arts" to "martial arts", and insisted on improving martial arts and introducing more Western boxing techniques, martial arts, and Siamese boxing?

"My name is Xie Cairui!"

In front of thirty-nine students, Xie Cairui said with a dark face: "Maybe some of you have heard that I was kicked out of Tongjiquan. Why? I can tell you the reason now.

Martial arts is an elite sport in China. However, since its development, the essence has long been lost. Are there any masters? Yes! Are there any who can fight? Yes! But not many. Master Wan Long Xin Wan from Shanghai is one of them.

However, they are unwilling to be in the spotlight, are indifferent to fame and fortune, and will never go out unless it is a big deal. This has led to some people who are just seeking fame and fame to cheat and deceive in the name of Chinese martial arts, ruining the reputation of Chinese martial arts.

In the 17th year of the Republic of China, the first national martial arts examination was held in Nanjing. I was the examiner at that time. In the main examination, the contestants were divided into groups by drawing lots and then competed in the knockout round. As long as the hands, elbows, feet and other parts of the opponent touch each other, they can win.

One point', 'three points and two wins'; or directly knocking down the opponent is also a victory.

On the third day, a ridiculous scene occurred.

There was a contestant named Meng Tangchun who was defeated and was not convinced, so he hugged the other player and bit him on the face, causing blood to drip from his face."

When Meng Shaoyuan heard this, a smile appeared on his face.

Didn’t boxing champion Tyson bite other people’s ears when he lost? I never thought that this would happen during the Republic of China.

Xie Cairui glanced at him: "In this national examination, many times, two contestants fought for a long time, and even hugged and rolled to the ground. The audience's romantic imagination of martial arts was completely shattered. The role of boxing competitions

The results are even worse. The wrestling competition is not as good as Japanese judo.

So from that time on, I was determined to improve Chinese martial arts. How to improve it? First, change the name to martial arts. If martial arts cannot be used in actual combat, it does not deserve to be called Chinese martial arts. I have learned Western boxing, Japanese judo, and Siamese boxing.

Remove the dross and extract the essence, so that martial arts can be fought, so that one day, martial arts can still be called 'national martial arts'."

After saying that, his eyes fell on Meng Shaoyuan again:
Chapter completed!