In the room, Chen Qiang was sitting in front of the table, writing quickly, and beside him, Rabe was holding a notebook in his hand, narrating the contents above.

"On the 14th of the month: We only realized the great extent of the damage. Every time the car passes one or two hundred meters, the corpses of civilians. I checked that the bullets were shot from behind, and it was probably the common people were killed from behind when they ran away."

"On the 16th of the month: I drove to Xiaguan to investigate the power plant. There were corpses on Zhongshan North Road... In front of the city gate, the corpses were piled up like hills... and people were killed everywhere, and some were in the military camp. The sound of machine guns kept ringing."

"On the 22nd of the month: When cleaning up the safe area, we found that many civilians were shot in the pond, one of which contained 30 bodies, most of them tied their hands, and some had stones tied to their necks."

"On the 24th of the month: I went to the basement where the body was released... a commoner's eyes were burned out... the whole head was burned... the Japanese soldiers poured gasoline on his head."

What Rabe describes is the diary he has written in the past few months.

For Chen Qiang, "Rabe Diary" is not unfamiliar. Now Chen Qiang plans to copy "Rabe Diary" before leaving Nanjing. This will be a precious historical material.

"Rabe, if the right time is right, don't you mind if I publish your diary content, right?" Chen Qiang asked while writing.

"Publishing? Of course I don't mind! To me, this is just a very ordinary diary. I have been writing diaries for decades. I have so many diaries at home that I can't put them down!" Labiao said.

"I also want some photos you took. I want to make what happened in Nanjing public." Chen Qiang said.

Rabe nodded: "No problem, you can take all my photos! People should know the truth about Nanjing!"

The photos taken by Rabe are not only precious historical materials, but also evidence of the crimes committed by the Japanese invasion of China. In history, Rabe handed over the film of the photos to the German head of state, and he himself preserved about 80 photos taken on the spot. In fact, Rabe took far more than these 80 photos at that time, but most of them were not able to be preserved.

So Chen Qiang plans to come to Rabe for all the photos. He will keep these photos properly and will be used as ironclad evidence for the crimes accusing the Japanese army in the future!

After reading a diary, Rabe felt a little thirsty, so he picked up the coffee and took a sip.

Chen Qiang sighed helplessly and said, "John, I told you before that you have diabetes and can't eat candy."

"I just added a small spoonful of sugar." Rabe said.

"If you continue to eat candy, you will die sooner or later from the complications of diabetes!" Chen Qiang sighed helplessly.

Historically, John Rabe also died of complications of diabetes, but with the technological level at that time, controlling blood sugar was a very difficult thing.

...

A few days later, Rabe and Chen Qiang came to Shanghai together, and then personally sent Chen Qiang to the passenger ship to Italy.

Although the Japanese were reluctant to let Chen Qiang leave, since the Germans had spoken, Japan could only obey and let Chen Qiang leave.

The moment the Italian passenger ship left Shanghai, the US FBI intelligence officers in Shanghai also sent the telegram back to the United States.

Washington, FBI.

Early in the morning, Director Hoover saw a telegram from Shanghai.

"Chen Qiang has set off and is on an Italian passenger ship." Director Hoover smiled slightly, then looked at the world map hanging on the wall, and his eyes fell on Singapore's location.

"This time, I will owe you another favor to the Sixth Division of Ying**Qing again."

...

Chen Qiang is not unfamiliar with the route of this Italian passenger ship. When he went to participate in the Berlin Olympics, he also took the Italian passenger ship and took the same route.

The Germans were very generous. They booked Chen Qiang a first-class cabin, a single room, a bath, and a meal and drink much better than when they attended the Berlin Olympics.

Chen Qiang was in a good mood to be able to escape from the Japanese, and his tense nerves finally relaxed. The depression that had been suppressed for more than half a year has gradually begun to be released.

The passenger ship was staying in Hong Kong. At this time, there were many merchants fleeing from Shanghai or Nanjing in Hong Kong. Since Hong Kong was a British colony at that time, many people thought it was safe. So after the Japanese army invaded China, their families came to Hong Kong, and Hong Kong ushered in a short wave of prosperity.

After that, the passenger ship continued to head south and arrived in the Nanyang area.

Singapore is the throat of the Strait of Malacca and is a must-stop port for ships coming and going. Ships from the Indian Ocean or ships planning to enter the Indian Ocean will be replenished in the Strait of Malacca. Therefore, the Italian passenger ship that Chen Qiang took naturally also needs to stop in Singapore to replenish water and coal.

The passenger ship was docked at the pier to replenish supplies, while the guests walked off the boat and came to the shore, either eating and drinking, or going to some entertainment venues to enjoy.

Singapore is a British colony. After World War I, Britain built a huge military port in Singapore, and British Prime Minister Churchill also called Singapore "Gibraltar in the East". At the same time, Britain also left a large number of troops in Singapore to defend this throat.

At this time, Singapore had a strong anti-Japanese atmosphere. While Chen Qiang was wandering on the road, he met a fundraising group from the Nanyang Overseas Chinese to raise funds for the Refugee Federation of the Motherland.

Singapore has a dense population, so it is also the anti-Japanese movement center for overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia raised huge foreign exchange equivalent to 400 million yuan for China. For the sake of the Anti-Japanese War, many people donated supplies and planes. Because of this reason, after the Japanese occupied Singapore, they retaliated against the local Chinese and massacred 50,000 Singaporean Chinese. In the future, many people say that Singaporeans are yellow-skinned banana people, and Singapore is quite powerful as a descendant of Chinese, probably because those who are loyal to the motherland have been killed by the Japanese, and those who survive will only kneel down and express their loyalty.

On the ship, Chen Qiang had enough Western food. Now that he has arrived on land, he of course has to change his taste. Before noon, Chen Qiang found a Cantonese tea restaurant and started having morning tea.

The owner of the restaurant is originally from Guangdong, and the chef and the guest are also from Guangdong, so the refreshments here taste very authentic. For Chen Qiang, who has eaten Western food for several days, it is a rare and delicious dish.

Chen Qiang was having fun eating, and a figure suddenly appeared beside Chen Qiang.

"Mr. Chen, can I sit down?" A Chinese with a strange accent sounded.

Chen Qiang looked up and found that the person who was talking was actually a red-haired foreigner.

Chen Qiang could guess that this foreigner knew him, and if you came to the door, you would definitely not go to the Three Treasures Hall without any trouble. So he pointed to the seat opposite and said, "Sir, please sit down."

"Thank you." The other party sat down after thanking him, and then introduced himself: "Mr. Chen, my name is Anderson, and I am a major of the British Royal Navy."

"Major Anderson, we probably don't know each other, right? Are you asking me for something?" Chen Qiang asked slightly alertly.

"Mr. Chen, this time I am on behalf of the US government and invite you to visit the United States." Major Anderson said, taking out a letter from his arms and said, "Due to the tight time, the invitation from the United States has not been sent to Singapore, but I have a telegram from Washington here."

Chen Qiang opened the envelope and looked at it. It was indeed a telegram that invited Chen Qiang to visit the United States.

Seeing this telegram, Chen Qiang couldn't help but feel happy. Going to the United States is much better than going to Germany. After all, during World War II, the American continent was not affected by war. Although the United States participated in World War II, the country was full of peace. If it could stay in the United States until the end of World War II, at least it would not have to worry about personal safety.

What's more, during World War II, there were still many sports in the United States that did not stop. As an athlete, Chen Qiang knew nothing but sports. If he went to the United States, he could at least show his strengths and make a living.

Although Chen Qiang was happy in his heart, his face did not show. He pretended to be reserved and said: "Major Anderson, thank you and the US government for your invitation. I really hope to visit the United States again, but I have accepted the invitation from the Germans. Moreover, the Germans are very sincere. They ordered the first-class ticket for me and prepared a residence for me in Berlin."

"What Germany can give you, the United States can give you, and it will be better." Major Anderson said immediately.

Anyway, the FBI paid for it and there was no need to spend Major Anderson's own money, so Major Anderson was not hesitant to promise that no matter what Chen Qiang had, he would agree. As long as Chen Qiang could get Chen Qiang to the United States, Major Anderson's mission would be completed.

Chen Qiang was eager to go to the United States, but he still shirked it out, then pretended to be embarrassed, and reluctantly agreed to Anderson's invitation.

In 1938, when I went to the United States or Germany, I chose to choose one of two, as long as I was not a fool, I would choose to go to the United States.

...

In Washington, Director Hoover came to the secret laboratory for "super soldier" research again.

"Professor Abra, I have good news and bad news. Which one do you want to listen to first?" Director Hoover asked with a smile.

"Tell me the bad news first!" Professor Abra said.

"You must have heard of an athlete named Chen Qiang in China, right?" Director Hoover asked.

Professor Abra nodded: "Is that world's number one athlete? I know him. He created a series of miracles at the Berlin Olympics. However, when Berlin hosted the Olympics, I had left Germany, so I didn't witness it with my own eyes. But I think he should be the most physically excellent human in the world."

"Last year, a war broke out in China, so the Germans planned to take Chen Qiang to Germany to help them complete the research plan of the 'Super Soldier'." Director Hoover said.

Professor Abra's expression suddenly became serious, and he spoke: "Germany's research in this regard is ahead of us. Now, people with the best physical fitness in the world are their research subjects. It seems that their research on the 'super soldier' ​​will soon make great progress. This is really bad news for us. Director Hoover, what is the good news?"

"The good news is that we intercepted the slander!" Hoover continued: "While Chen Qiang was on his way to Germany, I asked someone to intercept him in Singapore and invited him to the United States. Now he has agreed and is probably on his way to the United States!"

"That's great!" Professor Abra's expression turned into a dark and clear moment.

"Professor Abra, will Chen Qiang come here after he arrives in the United States?" Director Hoover asked.

Professor Abra, however, shook his head: "No hurry, I don't think anyone wants to be a test subject. If we directly test him, it will be too inhumane. According to the current test stage, we only need his blood sample, so I suggest not to alarm him first, but to draw some blood from him in the name of a physical examination. I want to start research with his blood first."

...

Chen Qiang did not return to the Italian passenger ship, but instead took another British passenger ship to South Africa, and then from South Africa to London, England. The reason for walking like this was to not pass through the Mediterranean Sea or the sphere of influence of the Italians. After arriving in London, he would take a boat in London and head to New York, the United States.

The news that Chen Qiang was intercepted by Americans in Singapore quickly came to the ears of the Germans, but they had no choice but to do anything about it.

First of all, Chen Qiang went to the United States voluntarily. At least in name, the Germans could not limit Chen Qiang's freedom. Therefore, when Chen Qiang ran away, the Germans could only suffer a loss, and even setting up a lack of morality to even slander and condemn them.

Secondly, it is because Singapore is the territory of the British, and Germany's tentacles cannot reach Singapore. Chen Qiang was intercepted by the Americans in Singapore, so Germany is helpless.

From the Strait of Malacca, to the Indian Ocean, to the Suez Canal, all are British territory. There are a large number of British troops in these places, which is also the reason why Director Hoover chose to intercept the Huhu in Singapore. If he acted in Hong Kong, he might be intervened by the Japanese halfway, after all, Japan and Germany are allies.

Chen Qiang walked around Africa and walked more than 8,000 kilometers before he arrived in London. The journey was very hard.

The conditions on the passenger ships from London to the United States are much better, much better than those from Europe to Asia or Africa.

The most luxurious Titanic in the world back then was a luxury cruise between London and New York, which was enough to show that there were many rich passengers on this route. It was precisely because there were many rich people and the ship companies could guarantee profits. Even if the Titanic sank, the ship companies were still willing to invest. The route before London to Los Angeles still had the most luxurious cruise ships in the world.

Taking a luxury cruise ship sailing on the Atlantic Ocean and enjoying first-class service, Chen Qiang finally found some fun to travel.

After ten days of voyage, the passenger ship finally arrived in New York, the United States.

The FBI people had been waiting at the dock for a long time, but they were worried that Chen Qiang would be suspicious, so they did not show their identity as an FBI agent, but claimed to be an employee of the US government. Of course, they also arranged a very unique residence for Chen Qiang as they promised.

"Mr. Chen, please take a break first. Our doctor will come over to conduct a physical examination on you." The FBI said with a smile.

"Physical examination? When I came to the United States last time, there was no such procedure." Chen Qiang said.

"Mr. Chen, it is mainly because we are worried that the fatigue of the journey will affect your health. You are invited to visit the United States. If you are sick, we will not be able to afford to be guilty." The FBI person replied with a smile.

"Americans are really considerate!" Chen Qiang couldn't help but feel grateful to the Americans.

However, not long after, during the physical examination, Chen Qiang became depressed again.

"Isn't it an ordinary physical examination? Why do you still need to draw blood? It's fine to draw blood, but why do you still need to draw so much? Is there so much blood in this era of physical examination? It's more than 300 milliliters? Is this a physical examination or a blood donation?"
Chapter completed!