"I heard that you had a quarrel with someone from Zhongtong?" Half an hour later, Tang Cheng returned to the city hotel and received a call from Zhang Jianghe from the military camp. After the call was connected, Zhang Jianghe immediately asked.
, what happened in the teahouse in the south of the city. Tang Cheng on the other side of the phone did not immediately answer Zhang Jianghe’s inquiry, but first lamented the speed of the news spreading. How could even Zhang Jianghe, who was sitting in the military camp, know about this?
What happened before.
"Haha, the person who gave you the news must have heard what others said, right?" After adjusting his mood, Tang Cheng had no intention of hiding it from Zhang Jianghe and simply explained the whole story. "I went to the south of the city to collect clues.
, you also know that places like the south of the city have always been a place where Japanese and puppet spies like to hide. I didn’t expect that the Central Government happened to be taking action in the south of the city today. I was at the scene where they arrested people, so I was slightly targeted.
For a moment.”
"The situation at that time cannot actually be regarded as a quarrel, because from the beginning to the end, I only said four words!" Tang Cheng explained the incident clearly to Zhang Jianghe on the phone.
Zhang Jianghe, who was on the phone, couldn't help but laugh out loud when he learned that Tang Cheng only said "none of your business". Tang Cheng, who was on the other side of the phone, was also infected by Zhang Jianghe's laughter and laughed too.
Several times.
"Okay! I get it! If the bureau boss calls you later, just say it! Don't say you didn't scold them, even if you did scold them, it's not a big deal." Has a hidden identity
Zhang Jianghe and Zhongtong are natural rivals, so Zhang Jianghe didn't pay attention to what happened before. He called because he was just worried that he didn't know the inside story. Since Tang Cheng said it was okay, Zhang Jianghe also
Just act like you don’t know what to do.
Just after Tang Cheng hung up the phone with Zhang Jianghe, the bureau chief called in. Like Zhang Jianghe, the bureau chief wanted to ask about Tang Cheng's previous conflict with the Zhongtong plainclothes. Tang Cheng felt helpless.
He could only repeat what he had said to Zhang Jianghe before on the phone. The reaction of the bureau chief was completely opposite to Zhang Jianghe. While he said that the people in Zhongtong had bad morals, he also said that Tangcheng was too careful in doing things.
He doesn't have the energy that young people should have.
"Remember this, if you encounter something like this in the future, call me back first! What's going on with those incomprehensible words? People who don't know will think that our military commanders only use harsh words.
, but there is no blood in him!" The director's words made Tang Cheng look stunned, how could he
What I heard from the bureau chief was that he wanted to set the pace for things to happen! "As long as you don't use knives or guns, and you don't kill anyone, I will let you go for this kind of thing from now on!"
The bureau chief said something meaningless and hung up the phone. When Tang Cheng learned later that the bureau chief was reprimanded by the chairman again at the South Bank Villa, he finally understood why the bureau chief said on the phone
He said something like that. "It's not because of the assassination case of the chairman of the committee! People from the second branch have been secretly investigating along the line of heavy machine guns. The chief of the bureau went to the South Bank Villa just to report the matter! I thought it must have been found.
On the military side, the chairman himself has no choice but to vent his anger on the bureau chief!"
The news told by Zhang Jianghe made Tang Cheng secretly happy. He had made so many arrangements secretly, and now it finally had some effect. "Uncle, do you think the Chairman himself knows who is secretly colluding with Japan?"
Who dares to assassinate him in Chongqing? How is it possible if there is no internal response? I don’t believe that person has been in this position for so many years, that person is just a good man and a believer who knows nothing!" Tang Cheng said at this moment
Zhang Jianghe frowned secretly, especially when the words "good men and faithful women" appeared in Tang Cheng's words, Zhang Jianghe raised his hand and gave Tang Cheng a loud bang.
"You kid, you are becoming more and more unreasonable now! You have such a mouth, how dare you say anything now!" Zhang Jianghe gave Tang Cheng a hard blow, which was not enough. He wanted to continue to hit him, but Tang Cheng was
He ducked out of the way. "Hey! How dare you hide! Come here and let me knock again!" Zhang Jianghe's reluctance made Tang Cheng speechless. He knew in his heart that you were going to knock me on the head. Only a fool would do that.
Come closer and get hit again in vain! The uncle and nephew laughed and joked for a while, and suddenly there was a knock on the office door from outside. The person who knocked on the door was Lao Fu.
Lao Fu came to Tang Cheng to report on their monitoring of the drug black market. Because of a clue reported by the garrison, Tang Cheng planned to take action against the drug dealers in the city. "Captain, the person you want us to keep an eye on was an hour ago.
We've made a move!" In front of Zhang Jianghe, Lao Fu told all the news he had just received, without any intention of hiding it from Zhang Jianghe. "Our people followed Fatty Qi all the way, and it turned out that
I found out that the person he was in contact with was a big British man.
nose."
Tang Cheng was not surprised by the content of Lao Fu's report. Instead, he immediately clapped his hands and chuckled, "I just felt that something was wrong with the surname Qi. I bet this guy has caught up with the British big nose! What can I say?"
The black market prices of medicines here fluctuate so much. This is because the British Big Nose is planning to take over the black market!" Zhang Jianghe didn't know much about the operation of the black market, so he didn't react to Tang Cheng's words and just said quietly
listen.
Lao Fu reacted immediately, and then subconsciously lowered his voice and said, "Captain, why don't we just tie up that big British nose, stuff it into a sack while it's dark, and then throw it into the bag? No one knows.
We did it!" As if to accentuate his tone, when Lao Fu said these words, he waved his right hand downwards heavily, as if he was waving a machete to chop things. When Tang Cheng heard this, he just
He glanced at Lao Fu speechlessly, wondering what kind of idea you had.
Lao Fu, who had done bad things with good intentions, was glared at by Tang Cheng, and immediately shrank his neck and stopped talking. Looking at Zhang Jianghe again, he was already grinning like Maitreya Buddha. "Fat Qi.
Keep watching, it's best to find the place where he hoards medicines! Don't worry about the big British nose who comes into contact with him. I guess the medicines provided by the British to Fatty Qi came in via the Burma Highway. Let's touch that line.
No, it will be big trouble if you touch it!"
Although Lao Fu was naughty, his reaction was not slow. He immediately heard that Tang Cheng's last words were specifically to remind him. After Lao Fu left, Tang Cheng immediately changed his expression, "Uncle, I will
I intuitively felt that something was wrong with Fatty Qi, and now it seems that this guy may have been helping the British!" Tang Cheng's words made Zhang Jianghe confused. After the opening of the Yunnan-Burma Highway, the relationship between the government and the British
They have always been very close, but Tang Cheng's words didn't sound right to him.
"When I was in Shanghai, I also met people from the British intelligence service. These big noses have always been secretly connected with the Japanese! You also know that I have a foreign friend in Shanghai. Unfortunately, my foreign friend is a German
People. The Germans are naturally rivals of the British, so from my German friend, I also learned a lot about the dirty things among foreign intelligence officers in the Shanghai Concession. The British seem to have a good relationship with us, but in fact they
It’s a hedging bet, just for profit.”
> "The last time I went to Shanghai, I helped my German friend secretly deal with a British businessman. When I cleaned up the residence, I actually found a lot of confidential documents in the darkroom, including one from the British intelligence agency.
Personnel in China, in the Shanghai Concession, helped the Special High School to search for information on underground party and military commanders." What Tang Cheng said now was only half-truths and half-falsies that he decided to reveal to Zhang Jianghe after careful consideration.
Sure enough, Zhang Jianghe reacted immediately after hearing his words. Tang Cheng could see clearly from the corner of his eye that Zhang Jianghe's upper body was tense at this moment. Tang Cheng, who was familiar with Zhang Jianghe, knew that this was Zhang Jianghe's anger.
Seeing that Zhang Jianghe's face had darkened, Tang Cheng continued, "The British pay attention to interests. As long as it does not harm their own interests, they dare to reveal the secrets of their allies to their opponents. As long as they can
In exchange for benefits, they can clearly mark the price and sell them all."
"The Japanese and puppet spies lurking in Chongqing have been reduced to pieces by us. Didn't you see that there have been a lot less bombings by Japanese planes these days? There is no ground guidance in the city, and their planes are bombing
It's just a waste of effort! And I think that the last time the Chairman was attacked was just a sign of their haste to jump over the wall! I'm worried that the Japanese are trying to be clever. They know that if they send people in again, they can only give us their heads in vain.
, so I want to use British channels to find out about the situation in the city."
What Tang Cheng said is not nonsense. In later generations of the Internet, many so-called secret documents declassified after the war mentioned that during World War II, many foreigners were in the Kuomintang-controlled areas to help the Japanese intelligence agency to find out information.
Perhaps in their eyes, it was just a business or a short-term job, but in the hearts of the Chinese, it was betrayal and an enemy. Zhang Jianghe did not speak immediately, but looked immersed in thought, and Tang Cheng also
He didn't speak, just looked at Zhang Jianghe quietly.
After a while, Zhang Jianghe spoke, "You can't attack the British man in the city without definite evidence! Once someone discovers it, it will be a diplomatic incident and the government will be very passive. As for what you just said
What I said is only known to the two of us. Otherwise, once something happens to the Englishman, everyone will immediately think that you did it. By then, even if the bureau wants to protect you, someone will probably add insult to injury.