Tangcheng did not know at this moment that the military commander had long noticed the changes in Japanese banks in China secretly transporting valuables and gold to Japan. But the director really didn't know about the Golden Lily plan that Tang Cheng was talking about. When he learned that Tang Cheng had only gotten this information accidentally, the director's interest that had just aroused disappeared in an instant. Half an hour later, Tang Cheng left Bureau Zuo's office. Although Bureau Zuo did not express his attitude, from his reaction, Tang Cheng was convinced that Bureau Zuo would not ruin his affairs.
In fact, Tang Cheng's performance today also greatly surprised the bureau chief, because no one had ever boasted like Tang Cheng in front of him, especially when he said bad things about the person in the South Bank Villa. Whatever the bureau leader was thinking, Tang Cheng, who had already left the military headquarters compound, didn't take it to heart at all. Including Zhang Jianghe, Tang Cheng has revealed his plans to them. As for the final result, all Tang Cheng can do now is to wait patiently.
Zhang Jianghe, who had regained contact with his superiors, went to the contact point early in the morning and reported the exposure of his identity to his contact person. "Although I don't know how Tang Cheng suddenly exposed my identity, I believe that he will not expose me. If he wanted to report me, he might have done it long ago, and there is no need to wait until now." According to his feelings about Tang Cheng Understandably, Zhang Jianghe did not believe that Tang Cheng would betray him in exchange for a high-ranking official and a generous salary from the military commander.
Zhang Jianghe's liaison officer didn't know Tang Cheng well. Out of the protection of Zhang Jianghe, he reported the matter to his superiors as quickly as possible. Two days later, Zhang Jianghe received opinions from his superiors. Out of their trust in Zhang Jianghe, they agreed to continue to maintain a wait-and-see attitude towards Tangcheng. However, they were also suspicious of Tang Cheng regarding what Zhang Jianghe reported, and they were even more confused about why Tang Cheng suddenly revealed Zhang Jianghe's hidden identity at this time.
Zhang Jianghe had no choice but to report what Tang Cheng told him to his superiors. After receiving the inside information reported by the liaison officer, Yan'an was shocked, because they did not expect that a young man like Tang Cheng would actually formulate such a big plan. The plan formulated by Tangcheng was repeatedly deduced by some people in Yan'an, and the conclusion they finally reached actually showed that the success rate of the plan was very high. The domestic situation has not yet settled down, and Yan'an has no time to pay attention to what is happening in Myanmar. However, this matter involves Zhang Jianghe, so they have to be cautious.
Through the liaison officer, Zhang Jianghe has had much more frequent contacts with Yan'an these days, and they all revolve around Tangcheng. Tang Cheng, who seemed to be doing nothing, had actually noticed Zhang Jianghe's anomalies these days, but he did not intervene. Half a month passed quickly, and Zhang Jianghe finally took the initiative to come to Tang Cheng. The two still had a confidential conversation in the study room in the backyard. "I have reported what you said to my superiors. They want to know, how can you be sure that the British will support your plan?"
Faced with Zhang Jianghe's question, Tang Cheng just grinned and said, "It's just for profit!" Tang Cheng's answer was very brief. Seeing that Zhang Jianghe didn't seem to understand the deep meaning of his words, Tang Cheng explained. . "The aristocratic officer Hans knows needs enough funds to inherit the title passed down from his family. And I can just provide this funds! And I have a piece of mineral exploration information in Myanmar. As long as I have enough manpower, and time, I can let him see the benefits in the shortest possible time.”
"A person who can only talk empty words and a person who can continuously gain you huge benefits. If you were him, how would you choose? This is the benefit of benefits! The British, especially the British aristocrats, are naturally arrogant, but in the face of There are times when they bow their heads to huge interests and act small. At this stage, he and I are using each other, but as long as I gain a foothold in Myanmar, the relationship between me and him can only be a cooperative relationship, rather than me being used by him. .”
"The decline of the British royal family has begun since World War I. If the British royal family wants to restore its previous influence on the country, they need to gain a voice in the political circles. If this noble officer named Leilis can obtain the support of the royal family, Obtaining the position of Governor-General of Myanmar. He can make use of Myanmar's reconstruction to make achievements, and use this to win the support of British local political forces, and then enter the British local political arena and quietly provide convenience to the British royal family."
"So, the relationship between Riley and me is just a cooperative relationship. I need Myanmar to carry out my plans, and he needs Myanmar to be a springboard to enter the political arena. As for other things, he and I don't have much time to think carefully. Consider it." The explanation given by Tang Cheng was not very detailed, but Zhang Jianghe already understood what Tang Cheng meant at this moment. All he can say now is that Tang Cheng is indeed bold enough and has already begun to plot against the British royal family. That night, the explanations given by Tangcheng were sent to Yan'an via the radio.
After repeatedly deducing Tang Cheng's plan, Yan'an became more interested in the young man Tang Cheng. Because such a grand plan that involves so many people was actually created by such a young man, if he told it, not many people would believe it. Zhang Jianghe soon received a reply from his superiors. Yan'an hoped that Zhang Jianghe could arrange a meeting with people from Tangcheng and Yan'an. But what Zhang Jianghe didn't expect was that after Tang Cheng learned about Yan'an's attitude, he resolutely rejected the request to meet.
"Uncle, the reason why I tell you this plan is because I hope you will work with me to carry out this plan instead of using this plan as a bargaining chip to contact your superiors. You should know my attitude towards politics. Before things become clear, I only live for myself and my family! Only after ensuring the safety of my family will I do something for this country to the best of my ability. Don’t get angry first, just say that I went to Shanghai several times to do Among the young people you know, who else can do this?"
"As a member of this country, I have done the best I can. The number of Japanese puppet agents and Japanese soldiers who died in my hands is hundreds at least. Haven't I done enough?" Tang When Cheng said this, Zhang Jianghe, who was originally planning to lecture Tang Cheng, found it difficult to speak. Indeed, compared with Tangcheng, even Zhang Jiang and himself could not compare with Tangcheng's contribution to this country. Not to mention the things Tang Cheng did in Shanghai several times, just in Chongqing, Tang Cheng captured more than a hundred Japanese and puppet spies.
"Anyway, I won't meet your people! You don't know what's going on in the city now. I can't bring trouble to my family!" No matter how Zhang Jianghe tried to persuade him, Tang Cheng was decisive. Zhang Jianghe had no choice but to explain Tangcheng's attitude to people from Yan'an through his liaison officer. The visitors from Yan'an who had arrived in Chongqing were also helpless. Tang Cheng did not want to contact them, and they could not visit directly. If Tang Cheng was offended, they would only gain more than they lost.
The news spread back to Yan'an, and after several high-level discussions, the Yan'an side finally decided to stay put and wait for Tangcheng's next move. They could only make a new decision if they saw the hope of the success of this plan. Zhang Jianghe, helpless, could only choose to continue waiting. Fortunately, Tang Cheng's material smuggling business was still going on, which meant that Tang Cheng and the British noble officer had always maintained good contact.
Contrary to Zhang Jianghe's reaction, the bureau chief took action immediately after learning about Tang Cheng's grand plan. He first gathered a group of wounded soldiers from Kunming through his own connections, and then in the name of the Kunming Station of Military Command, he gathered these wounded soldiers and transferred them to Burma, and received a large number of Japanese prisoners of war they had previously captured from the expeditionary force. After completing this step, the bureau chief secretly transferred some of his capable men in the military command to Myanmar in batches to establish the military command Myanmar intelligence station, so as to control the wounded soldiers who were transferred to Myanmar to guard the prisoners of war.
By the time Tangcheng learned of this, Zhang Jianghe, one of the bureau's confidants, had already received an order to be transferred to the post of head of the Myanmar Intelligence Station of the Military Command. "Myanmar Intelligence Station? What the hell is this?" Tang Cheng was confused when he learned about this, but he quickly realized that this must be the beginning of the Bureau's efforts. Looking at the reluctant Zhang Jianghe, Tang Cheng could only feel unkindly happy in his heart. He had not thought in advance that his plan would eventually lead to Zhang Jianghe being transferred to Myanmar.
"Uncle, let me tell you, this is a good thing! At least you can escape from this vortex!" The vortex that Tang Cheng mentioned refers to the increasingly weird situation in Chongqing. How could Zhang Jianghe not understand what Tang Cheng wanted to express? It was just that after he was transferred to Myanmar, even though he could still keep in touch with his superiors through a new liaison officer, he could not continue to obtain information from the military command headquarters. Tang Cheng, who noticed Zhang Jianghe's worries, chuckled indifferently, because he knew that the underground party organization was in the military headquarters and there were other insiders.
The order Zhang Jianghe received was to go to Kunming first in three days, and then enter Myanmar via the Yunnan-Burma Highway. Zhang Jianghe, who was still a member of the military reunification, could not disobey the bureau's order, but he also adopted Tang Cheng's advice and planned to take his family directly to Myanmar. Generally speaking, transferees like Zhang Jianghe who go to foreign intelligence stations to take up posts are not allowed to bring their families with them, but the director did not stop him this time, which surprised Zhang Jianghe.
Tang Cheng, who was well aware of this, did not reveal the inside story. He also took the initiative to run forward and backward to prepare items for Zhang Jianghe who was about to leave. Zhang Jianghe did not take office alone. Tangcheng also handed over all the underground party members in the arrest team to Zhang Jianghe as escorts for his transfer to the Burma Intelligence Station, and the bureau did not stop this.
