"Comrade Qiuhua, how are you? Are you okay?" Fang Muheng found Ling Qiuhua, who was playing the Japanese soldier, and asked with concern.
"It's okay, it's just a scratch on my head." Ling Qiuhua said with a smile, "I was very sad at first, but now I'm much better. Comrade Liu Bo comforted me and said that everyone shouting at me actually shows that the people understand the ferocity of the Japanese invaders. It achieves emotional resonance, which is a good thing.”
Ling Qiuhua was fine, and everyone felt relieved.
"Mu Heng, let's take a walk together." Liu Bo glanced at Fang Muheng and said.
"Okay." Fang Muheng frowned, but finally nodded.
Leaving Yanzhou for Shanghai, he learned that Shanghai had fallen while still on the way.
They had to divert to Wuhan. After meeting up with Comrade Luo Tao and others in Wuhan, Fang Muheng met Liu Bo.
Fang Muheng's first thought at that time was that Liu Bo had hoped for the organization through some means and infiltrated into the organization.
When the comrades from the Eighth Office in Wuhan made it clear to Fang Muheng that the organization knew Liu Bo's Japanese identity, the current Liu Bo was different from the previous Liu Bo. The current Liu Bo was an international comrade who believed in red doctrine and took the initiative to move closer to the red.
Fang Muheng believed that what the organization said was true. For someone with Liu Bo's background, the organization's review would be very strict.
The organization said that Liu Bo took the initiative to move closer to the Reds and was a comrade who believed in the Reds. He believed that this must be a serious conclusion drawn after careful investigation.
However, from the heart, Fang Muheng couldn't let go.
He could never forget how huge a blow it had been to him when Ah Hai told him that Liu Bo was a Japanese spy.
Liu Bo, who showed hatred for the Japanese invaders and almost taught him step by step how to grow into a qualified revolutionary, turned out to be a Japanese spy. This fact shocked Fang Muheng deeply and made Fang Muheng go deep into it for the first time. It can even be said that he was painfully aware of his naivety. He began to reflect deeply and eventually slowly grew and improved.
This incident had a huge impact on him.
Therefore, although Fang Muheng accepted the fact that Liu Bo was a revolutionary comrade, he could not let go in his heart.
His relationship with Liu Bo was limited to revolutionary comrades. The rest of the time, the relationship between the two was very weak.
Liu Bo obviously understood the reason and made no attempt to change the alienated relationship between the two.
Remarkably, if Fang Muheng can't let go, Liu Bo is both kind and a bit embarrassed towards Fang Muheng.
Kind because Fang Muheng played a crucial role in Liu Bo's ideological change.
The embarrassing thing is that as a Japanese agent, he actually transformed and believed in red doctrine because he taught Fang Muheng how to do the revolutionary cause. This is somewhat embarrassing.
Of course, embarrassment is just an emotional reaction and does not mean regret. Liu Bo firmly believes in his heart that the red flag will be planted all over the world!
From this point of view, he has to thank Fang Muheng, who can be called the special introducer of his red faith.
…
In Nanchang in early January, even though it was noon, there was still a chill that soaked through the clothes.
"I saw those photos, they are worse than animals." Liu Bo said in a deep voice.
This performance script of 'If We Don't Resist' was written by Fang Muheng.
Fang Muheng created the work based on the photos of the Japanese troops committing violence in Manchukuo and North China obtained by the propaganda department, as well as the accounts of people fleeing from the north.
"This is a barbaric army brainwashed by Japanese nationalism." Liu Bo shook his head and said, "There is no humanity, no kindness, no conscience, only killing and destruction. It's terrible."
"So, even if the invaders our country faces are unprecedentedly powerful, we will definitely be the final victor." Fang Muheng said, "Justice will surely defeat evil. The great Chinese nation has never been defeated. It has not been before and it will not be now. Yes, it’s even more impossible in the future!”
"Mu Heng, you have grown a lot, I am very happy." Liu Bo nodded happily.
Fang Muheng glared at Liu Bo. He felt extremely ashamed when he mentioned this. Although Liu Bo was now a Red Warrior, Liu Bo at that time was a real Japanese spy. He thought that he believed Liu Bo deeply and was taught how to do it by a Japanese spy. Doing revolution, this is really... Fang Muheng feels that whenever he thinks about this matter in his life, he will be extremely embarrassed and ashamed.
"I have decided not to go to Yanzhou. I want to stay in the New Fourth Army and join the great anti-Japanese work." Liu Bo said.
"Japan is your motherland. Have you really decided to stand on the opposite side of Japan and fight Japanese imperialism with real swords and guns?" Fang Muheng immediately asked this sharp question.
"You also said that they are Japanese imperialists. I have not betrayed my motherland. What I oppose is Japanese imperialism. This is not a contradiction." Liu Bo said with a serious expression.
Fang Muheng watched and listened, and he could see that Liu Bo had thought deeply about this, and finally figured it out after an ideological struggle.
"I believe in red doctrine, and red is my belief. I am now fighting Japanese imperialism as a red warrior, because Japanese imperialism is a disaster for Japan." Liu Bo's eyes seemed to be shining, " Only red can save Japan. When the red flag is flying on Mount Fuji, when the poor people of Japan are freed from the coercion of imperialism and the influence of nationalist ideas, they can build a red Japan and a peaceful Japan that belongs to all people. This is I am determined to strive for a lifelong goal!”
"Well said!" Fang Muheng waved his fist vigorously, "Comrade Muheng, you are a pure red warrior, a red warrior who has escaped from the narrow mind. Although I still can't let go of the past, but, I still want to pay tribute to you!”
Liu Bo was very happy. Although Fang Muheng also said that he could not let go of some things in the past, he confided his thoughts to Fang Muheng and received recognition and support. Liu Bo was also very happy.
"What about my sister-in-law and the child?" Fang Muheng asked.
"Follow me and join the New Fourth Army!" Liu Bo said without hesitation.
…
Liu Bo left in a good mood.
Fang Muheng found his superior and the director of the Popular Anti-Japanese Movement Department and reported to him the exchange between Comrade Liu Bo and himself.
The Minister of the Popular Resistance Movement Department took it very seriously and soon called the Minister of the Department of Enemy Work.
"Comrade Mu Heng, what do you think of Comrade Liu Bo's ideological statement?" asked the director of the Department of Enemy Affairs.
"I once suggested that Liu Bo play the role of a Japanese soldier, but he was very angry and was determined not to do so." Fang Muheng said, "It can be seen from this that he is very disgusted and even hostile to the Japanese soldiers who invaded our country and burned, killed, and looted. "
"Comrade Liu Bo believes in red doctrine and is a true red warrior." Fang Muheng thought for a moment and continued, "Liu Bo gave me the feeling that he did not think that fighting the Japanese army was a war with his own motherland, but that it was a war with his motherland. He is fighting Japanese imperialism, and Japanese imperialism cannot represent Japan. He believes that doing so is truly in the interests of Japan, in line with people’s simple understanding of longing for peace, and in line with the true red belief.”
"Very well, Comrade Fang Muheng, the matter you reported is very important. We will seriously consider Comrade Liu Bo's request to stay in the army and join the fight against the Japanese invaders."
After Fang Muheng left, the two had an in-depth discussion and communication about Liu Bo.
In fact, they had heard about the participation of Japanese comrades in the Red International in the struggle against Japanese imperialism.
On September 20, 1931, two days after Japan launched the September 18th Incident, the Japanese Red Party and the Chinese Red Party issued a joint declaration, accusing Japanese imperialism of violent acts and directly pointing out the root cause of the problems in the three northeastern provinces.
While actively carrying out anti-war propaganda at that time, the Japanese Red Party also joined forces with the Red Youth League, the Anti-Imperialist League, the National Council of Trade Unions and other groups.
After the first Songhu War broke out, the Japanese Red Party even held large demonstrations in many places to oppose Shanghai's expansion of the war of aggression.
Because of this, on October 30, 1932, the Japanese military and police banned and seized the headquarters of the Japanese Red Party and arrested more than 1,500 Japanese Red Party members, which brought the demonstrations under control.
Faced with this grim situation, the Japanese Red Party still did not give in. Instead, it did everything possible to hold mass rallies through various social channels to oppose the occupation of North China.
For the Japanese Red Party, it seems that it is very contradictory to have its own beliefs on one side and its own country on the other. However, the instructor comrade pointed out that in fact, for the Japanese Red Party, this is not a contradiction:
Because the Japanese Red Party knows very well that Japanese imperialism is a disaster for their country.
However, since the development and influence of the Japanese Red Party in Japan are limited, it can only play its role in social organizations, public opinion, literature and art.
Liu Bo can be said to be the first Japanese Red Party member to apply to join the Chinese Red Anti-Japanese Armed Forces and to fight Japanese imperialism with real swords and guns on the battlefield.
No, to be precise, Liu Bo is a red warrior, but he is not a Japanese Red Party member in the true sense. This is a special example of a self-taught man in China who eventually embarked on the path of believing in the red.
…
"Asshole! Didn't I say that no one can mention anyone without my order?" Cheng Qianfan's angry roar floated in the office.
Da Toulu didn't defend himself, he lowered his head and said nothing.
Inspector Xiao Cheng has been training him for a quarter of an hour.
When Cheng Qianfan had enough scolding, he wiped the spit that had been sprayed on his face.
"Inspector, I am not doing my job well, please punish me." Da Toulu said.
Cheng Qianfan glared at Da Toulu and reached into his coat pocket irritably. Da Toulu quickly took out the cigarette case from his body and handed it over.
Taking a cigarette and holding it in his mouth, Da Toulu immediately drew a tap fire and came over.
Taking a deep drag on the cigarette, Cheng Qianfan's expression softened slightly, "I know you can't be entirely blamed for this. Vice President Jin wants to let people go. It's really hard for you to stop him."
Cheng Qianfan flicked the ashes of his cigarette and said, "The reason why I said no one can mention anyone without my order is because I considered the unexpected factor."
As he said that, he shook his head, "That's all, I can't blame you. Even if I'm here, it would be difficult for me to let Vice President Jin release him."
As he said that, Cheng Qianfan patted Datou Lu on the shoulder and smiled bitterly, "You are trying to block the situation. Thank you for your hard work, Brother Lu."
Having been scolded by Cheng Qianfan just now, Da Toulu behaved very restrained and calmly, but how could he really not feel aggrieved.
Hearing Cheng Qianfan say this, Da Toulu felt much more comfortable.
He doesn't mind being scolded, but the scolding must be valuable.
He had tried his best to prevent Jin Kemu from letting him go, but he couldn't contact Cheng Qianfan. As a deputy inspector, he couldn't stop Jin Kemu, so he had no choice but to let him go.
He tried his best.
Cheng Qianfan was angry, he could understand.
After Cheng Qianfan calmed down, he realized that Datoulu had tried his best. It could even be said that he had been scolded by Vice President Jin for you, Inspector Cheng. Datoulu felt that it was worth it and that he had not followed the wrong person.
"Inspector, this matter..." Da Toulu took a cigarette handed over by the inspector and asked in a low voice.
"What do you think?" Cheng Qianfan blew out a smoke ring, glanced at Da Toulu, and asked lightly.
"Destroy all the files and files on this case?" Big Tou Lu thought for a moment and whispered.
Cheng Qianfan frowned, then nodded imperceptibly, "Clean it up."
"Understood." Da Toulu said.
Jin Kemu's intervention complicated the matter.
Although I don’t know why Jin Kemu intervened in the case and asked for his release, this matter must not be investigated further.
In addition, the anti-Japanese elements were arrested but released, and the Japanese had no way of explaining this matter.
We can never tell the Japanese that we arrested anti-Japanese elements, but our deputy chief inspector released them.
This will not only anger the Japanese, but also completely offend Jin Kemu.
Therefore, the best way is that this incident never happened. The third patrol of the Central Police Station did not arrest a single suspected anti-Japanese element. It rained heavily last night, but the world was peaceful and nothing happened.
…
Albert Road.
Huimin Hotel.
Wang Jun met A Hai who had just been released.
"Comrade Ah Hai, on behalf of the organization, I congratulate you on your escape and return to the team." Wang Jun and Ah Hai held their hands tightly together.
"Thank you to the organization for the timely rescue." Ahai said happily and with emotion, "I thought I was going to see Mr. Marx this time."
Wang Jun waited for Ah Hai to calm down.
"Ah Hai, tell me the specific story." He asked.
Ah Hai described in detail the process from his arrest, to being interrogated many times by the enemy, to being rescued and released by the organization today.
"Cheng Qianfan is a black-hearted patrolman who completely hates the revolution." When Ah Hai mentioned Cheng Qianfan, he was filled with anger. "This person has always been greedy for money, lustful, and ruthless. According to rumors, this person has always been quite hostile to our party, and this person People are very close to the Japanese, and we must be wary of Cheng Qianfan turning to the Japanese and becoming a traitor."
Wang Jun took Ah Hai's reaction very seriously.
On the same day, he met Peng Yuou secretly.
"Secretary Peng, Comrade Ahai was severely beaten and tortured by Cheng Qianfan. He said that he was ruthless, a slave to the common people, extremely hostile to the Reds, and suspected that this person was very likely to defect to the Japanese and become a traitor." Wang Jun said.
"Surfing yourself to the Japanese? Becoming a traitor?" Peng Yuou frowned slightly and asked, "Is there any evidence? When everyone calls for beating up a traitor, will he really take that step?"
"People like Cheng Qianfan, whose beliefs are about money and women, and who have no sense of family and country, are the people that the Japanese like to recruit. And as far as we know, this person graduated from a Japanese school and has always had a negative attitude towards the Japanese. Close, this kind of soulless person who has no faith and only wants to enjoy himself is very likely to be a traitor."
