It was Mr. Fang who tried his best to prevent more tragedies from happening. Now thousands of workers in those factories and rubber gardens are able to work there through his guarantee, thereby saving their lives.
Now, if I just try to survive, I am afraid that I will incur the Japanese's revenge and anger those innocent people. This is the last thing Mr. Fang wants to see...
"But Master, staying here can only lead to death! You have done so much for them, but those people are sweating it out... Oh, it's not worth it, Master."
Agui was a little anxious, and he planned to take him away by force.
Even though Fang Chongen has done so many things for the people, sometimes people are more willing to believe what they see in front of them. On the surface, he is a "lackey" who betrays his country and seeks glory and works for the Japanese. Let alone in Southeast Asia, when he is like this It is easy to imagine the verbal and written criticism he received when his fame spread to China. Many people who did not know the truth also believed that he was a traitor and a traitor.
Just for this reason, Agui felt that it was not worth it. With his indifferent temperament, he only cares about his master's safety. He doesn't want to care about other things, and he can't care about that much.
"No need to persuade me anymore, Agui, please stop using your crooked brains. Although I am old, I am not useless yet!"
Mr. Fang reprimanded in a deep voice. After decades of hard work, he had already developed a sharp eye for discerning people and things. How could Xiao Jiujiu not see that in the other party's heart.
Agui quickly bowed and said he didn't dare. Even though the octogenarian old man in front of him was skinny and lacked energy, he was quite dignified once he got angry, making people dare not disobey him.
"Master, don't be angry. Agui has no other intention. He just wants you to leave here safely. After all, the second young master also told me that I also..."
Faced with the majesty of the other party, Agui did not dare to be presumptuous and could only persuade him again with good words.
His parents died young and he grew up in the Fang family. He had seen Mr. Fang's demeanor in his youth with his own eyes. His behavior was quite ruthless. Otherwise, the Fang family would not have been allowed to roam around in the Malay Peninsula where dragons and tigers were dominating. Gotta go smoothly.
Mr. Fang smiled calmly. At this age, he had already taken the matter of life and death lightly.
Shaking his head, he put away his smile and turned around slowly, looked at Agui and said solemnly: "You have to help me do something. This thing is very important."
"Master, just do as you ask."
"Do you still remember the abandoned warehouse seven miles west of Lindong Harbor?"
"Well, isn't that the big granary that the Huang family used to store goods? No one has been there since it was confiscated by the Japanese. What's wrong?" Agui asked in confusion.
"There are more than thirty little children there now. Their parents are all martyrs who have shed blood and sacrificed their lives for our Fang family..." Fang Zhongen sighed slightly, and a feeling of sadness surged into his heart.
Agui frowned, with shock written all over his face. No wonder the old man often sent people over quietly some time ago. He didn't pay attention because he had to deal with other things. It turned out that his old man had been dealing with the orphans.
"While the Japanese are still dealing with matters at the Malacca port in the past two days, you can find a way to arrange for them to leave as soon as possible. Do you understand?" Fang Chongen's eyes were firm and he explained categorically.
He has done everything he can do in these years, and his second son is considered promising. At least he is better than himself in resisting Japan. At this age, he has nothing to care about. The only thing he feels is that it is a pity that he has not seen that day yet. The Japanese who were killed were wiped out.
After causing several rounds of massacres, the Japanese put on sheep's clothing and started to act like good guys. While turning the domestic population into immigrants from Southeast Asia, they also built local livelihood facilities such as schools and hospitals, and combined **** ideas and that so-called bullshit. The Co-Prosperity Sphere theory is instilled in the next generation, forcing them to speak Japanese and learn Japanese culture, in an attempt to fundamentally assimilate other ethnic groups.
As for those who sacrificed their lives for the Fang family and even for the anti-Japanese cause, their orphans were left to suffer in the world. There were also other people who were killed by the little devils. Many of their children became orphans who no one cared about and wandered the streets. .
Mr. Fang couldn't bear it, so he spent a lot of effort to find and gather these children. He tried his best to arrange himself in the homes of other compatriots. If he couldn't arrange it, he hid them together in the abandoned warehouse in Lindong Port and waited for the opportunity to find another one. In other words, this can be regarded as comforting their troubled parents.
"But sir, there is only one boat left to go to Siam. You'd better come with us first. I'm afraid that by then..."
Agui looked troubled. According to the frightened behavior of the Japanese, I am afraid that they will definitely be exposed after the ship sails out. It will be almost impossible to come back by then, and it will be even more difficult to go to sea again.
"Okay, my identity is too sensitive. If I act rashly, it will only affect my whole body. Maybe as soon as my front foot leaves this door, the Japanese will come and kill me."
Mr. Fang smiled mockingly and did not give the other party a chance to speak. He continued to talk to himself: "Take those babies out safely. This is my biggest wish now. These children are the hope of our Chinese nation. , we must not let them be tortured by the Japanese!"
Even for a hard-hearted person like Agui, his eyes could not help but turn a little red at this moment. He is a fundamental human being with a kind heart and good deeds. The so-called national justice is nothing more than this. I wonder if there is any reason not to work hard to follow such a master?
"I'm relieved that Jingyao is in Myanmar, but it's a pity... I can't chatter with that disobedient brat anymore." As he said this, Mr. Fang looked north, as if he could see the man who had been thinking about him day and night through all the obstacles. Like family members, I don’t know where my thoughts are wandering.
Compared with the mature and stable eldest son, the second eldest son Fang Jingyao has not listened to his words since he was a child. He does not like to study and does not like to study business. He always likes to wield swords and guns and yearns for a heroic life.
Mr. Fang, who hates iron for not becoming steel, often scolded him, but no matter how much he beat or scolded, he could not change a person's nature, which also resulted in the completely different fate of the two brothers.
Originally, he wanted both of his sons to study abroad so that they could inherit the family business and prosper the family after returning from their studies.
The eldest son obeyed his father's arrangements honestly, but Fang Jingyao had no such thoughts at all. He secretly ran back to China without telling him and applied for the Yunnan Lecture Hall, and finally joined the revolutionary army.
As the saying goes, a good man should not be a soldier but a good man should be a good man. In that era of feudalism and capital, everyone believed that going overseas was the best way to get ahead. However, being a soldier... became a derogatory term that everyone hated.
For this reason, Mr. Fang often threw glasses at home, and in anger even threatened to sever ties with this unfilial son.
