The next day, before the meeting started, Zuo Zhong was called to the office by Dai Chunfeng. Lao Dai mainly wanted to comfort his good student. He took advantage of the Miyamoto incident, but Zuo Zhong got nothing.

Dai Chunfeng asked Zuo Zhong to sit down and said with a smile: "Shen Zhong, do you have any emotions in your heart? You have to understand the leader's difficulties. After all, you are too young."

After saying that, he personally brought a cup of hot water to Zuo Zhong, which shocked Zuo Zhong. He quickly stood up and took it, thinking that Lao Dai was exaggerating and a bit scary.

He quickly expressed his position: "Students know the painstaking efforts of teachers and leaders. I am still young. Even if I am promoted to lieutenant colonel or colonel, I will only benefit.

You are the backbone of the Secret Service. You have been promoted to major general, which is good for all of us. Now the brothers have a much stronger backbone when they go out to handle cases."

Zuo Zhong did not express his loyalty in an empty way, because Dai Chunfeng would not believe it. He took a different approach and talked about the matter from the perspective of benefit, which showed that he was not a small-minded person. Please rest assured, Dai Chunfeng.

Sure enough, Dai Chunfeng burst out laughing after hearing this, pointed at Zuo Zhong and said, "You are indeed Mr. Zuo's grandson. You are a shrewd businessman. I am very pleased that you can understand.

The teacher gives you two words: Don't fight for the gains and losses of a city or a place, and don't care about the honor and disgrace of a day. If you understand these two sentences, your future future will be greater than that of the teacher. After all, you are still very young."

Speaking of this, his tone was very emotional, thinking that if he had understood these two sentences as soon as possible, he would not have been promoted to major general. You know, he was a close minister of the emperor who was envied by everyone.

After wasting so many years, looking at the high-spirited Zuo Zhong, how could he not feel regretful? He was in a daze and taught the way of officialdom to his students, hoping that his students would understand.

Zuo Chong's eyes filled with tears: "Thank you teacher for your teaching. The student will remember it. However, you are still in your prime and the Chairman has great trust in you. Maybe the student will have to go to the Military Commission to see you in the future."

Dai Chunfeng was very happy when he heard this. The important members of the Military Commission were at least lieutenant generals. Zuo Zhong was flattering in a different way, and the pictures were fresh and refined, without revealing any traces. Li Wei was far behind.

The two chatted again, and Zuo Zhong took the opportunity to tell the truth about the traitors of the Manchukuo. It was a sensitive time for Lao Dai. He had to report frequently and ask for instructions frequently, so as not to make Lao Dai feel that he had any ulterior motives.

Dai Chunfeng waved his big hand: "You can just make your own decision on this kind of thing. I fully support it. If you need me to come forward, just say it's important to investigate the case."

As for the traitors, the Chairman has long said that he will kill some of them and warn some of them. If these people had not helped the traitors, the situation in Northeast and North China would not be like this."

"Yes, we will investigate the case as soon as possible. Just treat it as a gift from the students for your promotion." Zuo Zhong promised, patting his chest and flattering him again.

"well said."

Dai Chunfeng said with a smile on his face: "Although I've always been shy, teacher, I'm willing to accept gifts like this, and the more the better, I'm not afraid of any amount."

"Yes, the student will leave first."

Zuo Zhong smiled politely, then said goodbye to Dai Chunfeng and left the other party's office. On the way back to the Information Section, he kept smiling, feeling surprised in his heart.

Dai Chunfeng said that he really deserves to be the grandson of Mr. Zuo, and he is smart in business. What is the meaning behind this sentence? Has the Zuo family's affairs been exposed?

It's not that he thinks too much, but in the intelligence business, he will never say meaningless words. Zuo Zhong thought about it and realized that Lao Dai should have two meanings when he said this.

First, he knew that the Zuo family had tricked the Japanese and traitors, so he said he would kill the traitors as a warning. Second, he would not hold Zuo Zhong accountable.

Is this an exchange? Zuo Zhong thought thoughtfully. Maybe Dai Chunfeng had known about this matter for a long time. He suppressed it, which could be said to protect himself, or to save himself.

If Zuo Zhong refuses to give up this time, maybe the Zuo family's affairs will be exposed. When Dai Chunfeng comes out to help him again, will he doubt him?

"Bah, being a spy makes you dirty!"

Zuo Zhong cursed in his heart, and immediately convened a meeting when he returned to the Intelligence Section to discuss the investigation work against the traitorous spies of the puppet Manchukuo. Dai Chunfeng had no choice but to take out his anger on these bastards first.

In the conference room, Gu Qi, Song Minghao, Wu Chunyang, Gui Youguang and Shen Dongxin, who was attending the meeting for the first time, sat in turn and listened to Zuo Zhong's introduction.

The puppet Manchukuo spies have received training from the Kwantung Army. They have been lurking for a long time. The number of people is unknown. There may be big operations in the near future. These are all the clues.

"This is the situation. Miyamoto revealed this important information to me before he left. Other than that, there are no clues. Let's talk freely and see where it is more appropriate to start the investigation."

After finishing speaking, Zuo Zhong lit a cigarette and gave everyone some time to think. He already had some ideas, but he still wanted to hear the opinions of his subordinates first.

After finishing a cigarette, he put out the cigarette butt and looked at Gu Qi: "Lao Gu, let's talk first. Have you ever come into contact with anyone from Manchukuo in the camp investigation department?"

He asked this because the counter-espionage work in the camp mainly dealt with the underground party and domestic forces, and he might have dealt with the puppet Manchukuo.

Gu Qi has never talked about his previous experience, and there is no record in the file. He took this opportunity to find out. To be honest, he was a little curious.

"I did encounter it."

Gu Qi's eyes fell into memories: "That was in the 21st year of the Republic of China. At that time, the Investigation Department caught a very strange spy. There was no problem with his identity, except that he was carrying weapons.

At that time, the Investigation Division determined that this person was from the underground party and subjected him to many torture methods. To be honest, they were no worse than the methods used by our Intelligence Division to entertain Japanese spies, but the other party did not say a word.

This made more people believe that he was a spy of the underground party, because no one except them could be so blunt, but later we found some unexpected gains in the belongings of this person."

I remember it was a jade pendant with some messy characters written on it, neither Chinese characters nor foreign languages. Finally, an old officer who had participated in the first uprising recognized it and it was Manchu."

"Manchu? This is the only way to confirm it??"

Zuo Zhong was a little confused. There were a lot of antiques leaked out of the previous dynasty. The investigation department would not rely on a Manchu jade pendant to confirm that the other party was from the Puppet Manchukuo side.

Gu Qi took a sip of tea: "Of course it's not that easy. Later we invited a total of thirty-six of this person's children and relatives. After killing more than twenty people, this person finally spoke."

Ho.

The people present looked at Lao Gu with admiration. They didn't realize that this guy was so ruthless. He killed more than 20 people and didn't even blink an eye when talking about it.

Seeing the looks in everyone's eyes, Gu Qi quickly explained: "I was not present at the time, but I heard what someone said. According to this person's confession, he was a spy for the Puppet Manchukuo, and his purpose was to observe and record the war situation in the southwest."

Zuo Dian nodded. It seemed that his understanding of the Puppet Manchukuo spies was a bit inadequate. The other party was not a weakling, nor was he as cowardly and incompetent as later generations portrayed him to be.

"Deputy Section Chief Gu, what is this person's intelligence and operational capabilities?" Wu Chunyang asked a key question, trying to understand the opponent's quality from a training perspective.

Gu Qi replied: "Generally, you just rely on your will to persist, and your concealment and skills are very ordinary, otherwise you will not be caught by the Camp Investigation Department."

Well, it seems that he looks down on his old unit very much, but this can't mean anything. After all, the intelligence said that the other party was trained by the Kwantung Army.

Zuo Zhong did not express an opinion and listened carefully to everyone's discussion. After Wu Chunyang finished asking, Song Minghao and Gui Youguang also asked Gu Qi some questions.

For example, Gu Qi gave detailed answers on the behavioral style, countermeasures, and communication methods of the Puppet Manchukuo intelligence personnel. Everyone gained something from listening.

Shen Dongxin attended the meeting for the first time and remained silent until the end. He said: "Everyone has much more experience than me. I want to ask a question: why did the Japanese send them here.

Is it convenient to forge identities? Then they should send agents with a single line of communication instead of sending an entire intelligence team. This way we can easily catch them all, and the Japanese will not be so stupid."

As soon as this statement came out, everyone fell into thinking. Yes, why did the Japanese send people from Manchukuo here? They definitely couldn't trust these traitors, let alone entrust them with important tasks.

Apart from the fact that their identities are not easy to reveal, what else are these traitors worth using? Their language and living habits can be trained and imitated, unless it is something that the spy cannot provide.

what is that?

Zuo Zhong glanced at Fa Xiao appreciatively, realizing this himself, and then he had some ideas. He didn't expect Shen Dongxin to discover it so quickly.

It seemed that he was right in recruiting Shen Dong to join the Secret Service. This guy really had a talent for intelligence work. He tapped on the table and everyone looked over.

Zuo Zhong looked around the conference room and said firmly: "There is indeed one thing that Japanese spies cannot provide, or to be precise, they are reluctant to provide, and that is their lives."

life?

Wu Chunyang reacted first: "Intelligence said that they will have a big operation in the near future, so this mission may be very dangerous, and there is basically no hope of survival."

Song Minghao also clapped his hands: "It may be an assassination, it may be the destruction of important items. In short, the security there must be very tight, and the traitor is the scapegoat!"

"You're right." Zuo Zhong heard this and looked at everyone: "Knowing this, let's make a bold guess as to what the other party's big action goal is."

"Chairman."

"Military Commission."

"Intelligence agency."

Since Zuo Zhong said that we should be bolder, everyone spoke freely, assuming their identities as Japanese, and stated the target of attack in their minds.

But after talking for a long time, everyone found that there were too many targets. It was basically impossible to find the Manchukuo spies in this way. It was tantamount to finding a needle in a haystack.

It was Shen Dongxin who knew Zuo Zhong best. He asked with a smile: "Section Chief, if you already have an idea, please tell me and let everyone hear it."

"How many times have I told you to think divergently?"

Zuo Zhong leaned back in his chair, sighed and shook his head: "You all think there are too many goals, don't the Japanese have the best of both worlds?"

After speaking, he pointed to the newspaper rack in the conference room, where a copy of the Central Daily News was hanging. The headline on the front page clearly read, "The Fruit Party Conference is About to Be Held."

(I can’t write anything specific, everyone understands.)
Chapter completed!