The editing room on the fourth floor of the declaration hall building.
The smile on Ah Hai's face became stiff. He looked at Fang Muheng who was smiling, and there seemed to be a voice roaring in his heart:
Mr. Fang, this is not how the revolutionary cause works.
Fang Muheng is a student who returned from overseas. He is knowledgeable and has a cheerful personality.
What is very rare is that although his family is well off, he is kind-hearted and has sympathy for poor people.
They hated the Japanese invaders even more deeply.
A Hai was an underground member of the Shanghai Red Party. He quickly noticed the revolutionary enthusiasm of this young capitalist master who had returned from overseas, and immediately reported Fang Muheng's situation to the organization.
The organization also tends to absorb and guide Fang Muheng on the path of the glorious red revolution.
Ahai has always been quite satisfied with Fang Muheng. He believes that such a passionate Fang Muheng will gradually grow into a real red warrior.
However, Fang Muheng's behavior today made Ah Hai realize Fang Muheng's biggest shortcoming.
This passionate Mr. Fang has no doubt about his revolutionary enthusiasm, but he is too reckless in doing things.
Fang Muheng now feels to Ah Hai that he is too naive and immature, completely unaware of the cruelty and severe situation of revolutionary work.
…
"Mu Heng, who did you tell this? How?" Ah Hai lowered his voice and asked with a serious expression.
"I met two friends yesterday, two admirable heroes. Yes, I think they are heroes." Fang Muheng did not notice the seriousness of A Hai's expression and said excitedly, "Did you know? The two of them joined forces.
Killed a Japanese."
Looking at Fang Muheng who showed admiration in his words, Ah Hai couldn't help but subconsciously raised his forehead.
Not to mention whether what Fang Muheng said is true or not, let me just say that if the other party mentioned such a big thing as killing Japanese people to him, Fang Muheng himself should have a certain sense of confidentiality, let alone mention it to him in public.
, is really too imprudent.
"Mu Heng, I'm going to move some things to the warehouse now. Come over and help me." A Hai said.
"No problem." Fang Muheng understood that Ah Hai wanted to find a secret place to talk to him, and he suddenly felt the excitement of doing underground work.
…
The warehouse is on the underground floor, next door is the printing factory. It is noon and there is no one else in the warehouse.
"Mu Heng, please tell me in detail what's going on." A Hai said with a serious expression.
Fang Muheng saw Ah Hai's extremely serious expression and finally realized something was wrong. He said quietly, "Ah Hai, what's wrong?"
"Tell me the situation first."
Fang Muheng began to tell what happened yesterday.
Ah Hai would constantly interrupt him and ask for specific details.
"You mean, these two people were patrolmen from the patrol room, and they killed the Japanese ronin Saburo Miyamoto?" Ahai asked.
"Yes, they are different from a reactionary policeman I know. They are patriotic policemen." Fang Muheng emphasized before continuing, "He Guan and Liu Bo were very angry that Miyamoto, who insulted and maimed his compatriots, was acquitted.
, they decided to take matters into their own hands to get rid of Miyamoto.”
"How exactly does it work?"
"Liu Bo pretended to discuss business with Miyamoto and tricked him out. He Guan had been ambushing there for a long time. He suddenly killed Saburo Miyamoto in a surprise attack." Fang Muheng said, "This incident is true. Miyamoto was killed.
, you also know."
Ah Hai nodded, of course he knew about this:
Saburo Miyamoto was acquitted, which aroused great public outrage. The news that Miyamoto had been killed came out yesterday. The newspaper got the news immediately and sent reporters to take pictures where the body was found.
Many Chinese employees, including Ah Hai, felt extremely relieved.
"How do you think what they said is true?"
"It's absolutely not suspicious." Fang Muheng raised his voice and said, a little angry that Ah Hai doubted his friend.
"Don't be angry, I just want to confirm." Ahai looked at the angry Fang Muheng. He had a headache, "Muheng, revolutionary work cannot be done carelessly. Nothing can be just what others say. We need multiple methods.
Confirmation.”
"I believe they are not lying. He Guan and Liu Bo's hatred of the Japanese cannot be faked. I can see it," said Fang Muheng.
"I'm not a fool who just believes what others say. I carefully analyzed why Miyamoto was caught with his own hands. This shows that he is an upright policeman. Later, they were angry that Miyamoto was released, and finally decided to execute Miyamoto with his own hands.
, the whole process of the incident, and the motivation for entering, it all makes sense.”
"I agree with your analysis." Ah Hai nodded, "I also think that Miyamoto should have been killed by them. However, according to the organizational principles, I will report this matter to the organization, and everything will be based on the organizational investigation results.
as a yardstick."
Looking at Fang Muheng, Ah Hai patted him on the shoulder and said, "Muheng, revolutionary work is extremely rigorous. Our revolutionary environment is extremely cruel. There is no room for carelessness."
"I understand." Fang Muheng looked at Ah Hai's deep eyes and nodded.
…
"Why did you tell them that you know who killed Lao Mo?" Ahai asked, and he was slightly relieved. Fang Muheng did not mention his name or other more detailed information to the two people, and finally it was okay.
No more serious mistakes were made.
"Didn't you get rid of that traitor Lao Mo?" Fang Muheng asked in surprise.
"When did I say that we got rid of Lao Mo?" Ah Hai was furious and his tone was very stern.
"Didn't you say last time that your anti-rape team just did something big..."
"That's us..." Ah Hai stamped his feet and shook his head angrily, but stopped what he was about to say in time, "In short, the fact is that we got rid of Lao Mo. You conveyed wrong confidence to your friends.
And, most importantly—"
He paced back and forth, considering his words. Fang Muheng was not yet a comrade of the Red Party. When dealing with such a passionate and patriotic young man, he should pay attention to his methods, methods and attitude.
Ahai put his hands on Fang Muheng's shoulders and said with a serious expression, "Muheng, please remember that our affairs are not done without the permission of the organization. For now, it means without my permission. You can't mention it to any outsider."
and."
"This outsider does not only refer to your two friends, but also your parents and family. In short, it must be kept secret." Ahai said seriously.
Fang Muheng couldn't understand. He didn't understand why he couldn't mention it to He Guan and Liu Bo. In his opinion, he should talk about more exciting things like this, so as to attract more patriots like He Guan to join.
"I understand." However, seeing A Hai's expression becoming more serious than ever before, he knew that the other person was angry.
A Hai was a very easy-going person, and Fang Muheng was actually a little scared when such a person who rarely got angry suddenly became angry.
"I will report to my superiors about these two patrols and ask the organization to investigate clearly." Ahai said with a straight face, "Before you receive further notice from me, you'd better not meet with them again."
Fang Muheng let out a sound of "En" in his nose.
Ah Hai shook his head. He felt that it was necessary to make some suggestions to the organization. It was indeed necessary to develop progressive people like Fang Muheng who had patriotic enthusiasm.
However, the specific operations still need to be improved. At the very least, they must be taught in advance what the principles of organizational discipline and confidentiality are.
In the afternoon, Ahai worked overtime. He wanted to finish today's work in advance so that he could leave immediately after get off work. He wanted to immediately meet with his superior and Comrade Wang Jun of the municipal party committee and report to him. this matter.
It was time to get off work, and Ahai was just about to pack up and leave.
"Ah Hai, your work efficiency is very good, just right. There is still some work to do, so hurry up and finish it."
Seeing the editor-in-chief leaving with his hands behind his back, Ah Hai scratched his hair angrily and cursed in his mind, 'What a stupid capitalist'.