Like the bureau leader, Zhang Jianghe once had doubts about Tangcheng. Especially after the Zhongtong secret prison in Geleshan was attacked, Zhang Jianghe began to doubt the relationship between Tangcheng and the Chongqing underground party. In order to test Tang Cheng, Zhang Jianghe began to blatantly insert his own people into the operation. He believed that Tang Cheng's ability would definitely tell the origins of those few of his own people. Unfortunately, Tang Cheng never mentioned those matters in front of him, which made Zhang Jianghe begin to doubt his own judgment.
Zhang Jianghe was a special commissioner assigned by the military commander to the action team. He didn't have much to do on weekdays, so he began to observe Tangcheng all day long. But Tang Cheng did not reveal any flaws. During the time that Zhang Jianghe secretly observed him, he continuously captured several Japanese and puppet spies lurking in the city. As time passed, Zhang Jianghe voluntarily gave up his observation of Tangcheng because he found that his observation was of no use at all. Ever since, Zhang Jianghe changed his previous laziness and began to actively participate in the daily affairs of the action team.
Zhang Jianghe did what he did just to observe Tangcheng at close range. Little did he know that his initiative actually freed Tangcheng. Tang Cheng was naturally eager for Zhang Jianghe to take the initiative to handle the daily affairs of the action team, so that he would have enough time to jump out of the military camp to do his own things. Zhang Jianghe didn't know the magic of Tang Cheng, and he didn't even know that Tang Cheng had already figured out his hidden identity. Zhang Jianghe was still immersed in observing Tang Cheng, but he did not find any abnormalities. But the more this happened, the more Zhang Jianghe felt that there was something wrong with Tang Cheng.
Zhang Jianghe was isolated and helpless. After communicating with his superiors, his superiors finally arranged a contact point near his home for direct communication with Zhang Jianghe. The situation in Chongqing city has become increasingly tense as the war on the front continues to change. As for the action team, they are still searching for lurking Japanese and puppet agents in the city day after day, and have achieved good results. Relying on his outstanding mobility, Tang Cheng was increasingly appreciated by the bureau chiefs, but Zhang Jianghe did not think this was a good thing.
Tang Cheng did not want to join the military. Zhang Jianghe knew this very early. After all, Zhang Jianghe had already made such a suggestion when the Tang family was still in Nanjing, but Tang Cheng did not agree. Tang Cheng is very capable, and his action team is also very good. Zhang Jianghe can see that the bureau wants to recruit Tang Cheng and the action team. Therefore, he made preparations in advance and recruited all the people assigned to him by his superiors into the action team. Then he took advantage of the opportunity of the bureau to recruit the action team and placed his own people into the military headquarters.
After Tang Cheng came back from Shanghai, he learned that his action team had been absorbed by the military. He did not show anger, but just recruited new people and formed a new search team. Zhang Jianghe had always hoped that Tangcheng could grow up, but when he watched Tangcheng deal with things calmly, he felt that the current Tangcheng seemed a little strange to him. Hans's appearance was not accidental, because Tang Cheng had detailed reports on his several trips to Shanghai.
But for Tangcheng, Hans's appearance seems to have supplemented his shortcomings, giving him more time and energy. Tang Cheng introduced that Hans was a businessman who originally opened a restaurant in Shanghai. However, according to the investigation of the Military Command Shanghai Station, it seems that this American named Hans was not just a restaurant owner. Hans has very strong communication skills. He didn't have much time in Chongqing before he got to know many people in the city, many of whom were locals who were familiar with Tangcheng before.
Zhang Jianghe realized that Tang Cheng was doing something, but he could never catch Tang Cheng's flaw. The search team rebuilt in Tangcheng seems to be more capable than the previous action team. In order to keep abreast of the situation in the city, Tang Cheng also set up shops throughout the city and used the relatives of his team members to help collect intelligence clues. The search team, which had no shortage of funds and intelligence clues, quickly opened up the situation in the city again. Zhang Jianghe was secretly worried that if the material collection task entrusted by his superiors could be fulfilled, the search team began to get involved in the black market business in the city, which gave Zhang Jianghe great convenience.
Tang Cheng, who had already figured out Zhang Jianghe's secret identity, half-heartedly handed over the affairs involving the black market to Zhang Jianghe's control. This could be regarded as a win-win result, but Zhang Jianghe himself did not know the truth. After grasping the connection between the search team and the black market, Zhang Jianghe realized that Tangcheng had already been in contact with the Jianghu forces in the city. Moreover, there are several black markets in Chongqing that are under the influence of Tang Cheng and his gangster friends, and the scale is not small.
Those things Tang Cheng did could be seen by anyone with a discerning eye, so Zhang Jianghe did not doubt whether the bureau chief knew about it. Bai Zhanshan from the military command headquarters often came to the search team. Zhang Jianghe knew that this Bai Zhanshan was a spy sent by the bureau, but Tang Cheng seemed to be able to talk to Bai Zhanshan very well. Zhang Jianghe hinted at this to Tang Cheng several times, but judging from Tang Cheng's reaction, he did not alienate his relationship with Bai Zhanshan because of this, and Zhang Jianghe did not persuade him again.
Tangcheng secretly formed an arrest team, and often took them out of the city for training. The superiors who received the report also sent people to spy on them secretly, but they still had no clues or results. The arrest team seemed to take up a lot of Tang Cheng's time. When they were in the military camp, they only conducted regular shooting training, leaving Zhang Jianghe, who was secretly observing, equally helpless. But soon, the arrest team formed by Tangcheng showed its power in the arrest operation to stop vomiting.
In front of the operatives of the Military Command Headquarters, Tang Cheng personally led the arrest team and easily broke through the stubborn residences of many Japanese and puppet agents, and killed and captured all the trapped Japanese and puppet agents. Zhang Jianghe still remembers the figures that rushed out of the alley after Tang Cheng waved his left hand at noon that day. Tang Cheng was always at the forefront, the first to scale the wall, and the first to shoot. The moment the gunfire rang out, Zhang Jianghe subconsciously looked left and right, only to see the shocked faces of the military commanders.
Zhang Jianghe, as a former expert in operations at the military command headquarters, often participated in such on-site arrest operations, but he did not dare to scale the wall like Tang Cheng did, and then squatted on the wall with one leg and fired. What Tangcheng used that day was a magazine-fed Thompson Assault QIA.
g, this powerful American assault force QIA
g, even the military command headquarters only has a dozen of them. Because of this arrest, the bureau specially approved one for Tangcheng. I don't know if it was to save bullets or for some other reason, but Tangcheng on the wall used a single-shot shooting mode.
charge qia
g The power of a single shot is definitely not as good as a burst of fire with full firepower, but Tangcheng's precise shooting effectively makes up for this shortcoming. The Tangcheng on the wall is squatting as steadily as a clock, with the charge gun in its hand.
But g kept spitting out bullets. His arresting team members did not climb up the wall with him. Instead, after Tangcheng started shooting, they dispersed into two teams. One team went to the main entrance, and the other team went to the wall on the left side of Tangcheng.
Under the gaze of everyone, the arresting team members were divided into two teams. After looking at each other, they started to act at the same time in the next second. With an explosion, the door of the residence guarded by the Japanese and puppet agents was blown open by a grenade, and another team of team members hiding sideways under the wall also took advantage of the explosion and climbed up the wall one after another. Tang Cheng, who was the first to shoot, had already jumped into the yard. After a dozen breaths, as all the arresting team members entered the yard, the gunfire soon stopped.
The dozen or so Japanese and puppet spies who stubbornly defended themselves in the courtyard were either beaten to death or captured alive, but Tang Cheng and the others were all unscathed. After this operation, the arrest team of the search team began to enter the bureau's sight. For this reason, Tang Cheng was forced to stay in the military camp and gave an on-site drill report to the bureau and them. The arrest team mainly deals with street fighting and home invasion arrests in the city. This has some overlap with the functions of military command operations personnel, but it can be seen that the arrest team of the bureau team is very interested.
I don’t know how the bureau chief negotiated with Tang Cheng. The military command headquarters quickly dispatched a group of operational experts to come to the military camp to receive training from the arrest team. Zhang Jiang and the few people assigned to the military camp were also here. among the batch of training personnel. Tangcheng did not show resistance to this, but the arrest team was quickly equipped with new weapons. Zhang Jianghe guessed that this should be one of Tangcheng's conditions.
With the new weapons, the arresting team's combat effectiveness has become more powerful, and several subsequent arrests have proven this. As the person in charge of the daily affairs of the search team, Zhang Jianghe could freely observe the daily training of the capture team. Through the secret contact point, Zhang Jianghe quietly reported the compiled training outline to his superiors. Zhang Jianghe, who was born in the military, naturally saw the benefits of this kind of training. He hoped that Yan'an could also train such a team that was good at street fighting.
The superior who received the report did not reply until the person in charge of the contact point informed him that the superior sent someone to Chongqing, hoping to meet with him. In the cellar in the backyard of the contact point, I saw the person sent by my superior, and then I figured out why my superior had not replied to me for a long time. Rather than forming an elite force like a capture team, the superiors preferred to form more conventional ground forces. Zhang Jianghe also understood the comparability between the two.
But now, what the superiors need most is a large amount of arms, medicines and supplies. In Chongqing's underground party organization, the people who were originally responsible for these things had just escaped from the Central Government's roundup. Therefore, the superiors hope to activate this line in Zhangjiang and raise more of these things, and then find a way to send them to Chongqing. As the old saying goes, early arrival is worse than good luck. Just when Zhang Jianghe was frowning about this, Tang Cheng led the arrest team and the garrison team to intercept a smuggling caravan belonging to Zhongtong outside the city. .
