"Tell me, what is your purpose here?"

Feng Quan was shocked, but calmed down after thinking about it. The reputation of the Three Heroes of Longtan was not an exaggeration. These three people made great contributions to the development and growth of the country. The three people were Qian Zhuangfei, Li Kenong, and Hu Di.

Zhou Enlai believed that without the Longtan Three Heroes, the history of the Chinese Communist Party would have been rewritten. He spoke highly of Li Kenong, Qian Zhuangfei, and Hu Di, the three special intelligence personnel of the Central Military Commission.

Qian served as the secretary of a fellow villager in Nanjing, while Xu Enzeng was the director of the Party Affairs Investigation Section of the Central Organization Department of the Kuomintang in Nanjing, the predecessor of the Central Unification Committee; one stayed in Shanghai to take charge of the work, and was the chief of the secret service unit of the Kuomintang spy chief Xu Enzeng established in Shanghai;

One went to Tianjin to serve as the president of the Great Wall News Agency, a branch of the Kuomintang secret service in Tianjin, thus forming an iron triangle that echoed each other.

"We want to know what you think about ***, there is no harm in it, please don't worry." The man loosened his grip on Feng Quan's hands and said calmly.

"I don't know much about you, and I don't want to know about you. Of course, I don't have any bad intentions towards you. I have no interest in politics at all. I only like to fight the Japanese. When the people suffer from famine or something, I help them.

I don’t care about anything else. Besides, I’m just a temporary worker for Chairman Chiang Kai-shek in Nanjing. I couldn’t refuse Mr. Chiang’s kindness, so I joined the Kuomintang. I hope you can understand.”

After speaking, Feng Quan picked up a cup of tea and took a sip. The butler Zhang Laosan knew that he wanted to serve the tea to see the guest off, so he sent the man out of the base.

After seeing off the ** lobbyist, Feng Quan broke into a cold sweat. He was too careless. He always felt that there were so many mg-34 general machine guns, m2 heavy machine guns, and pm1938 mortars in the base. Although there were countless ammunition and shells, the base

The building was also very thick and strong. I thought it was foolproof, but I was wrong.

It doesn't matter what the Kuomintang and the Communist Party say. It doesn't matter. Just keep the gifts from the Kuomintang and send them out of the country. The most worrying thing is the Japanese and puppet spies. During the invasion of China, Japan's intelligence agencies were stealing confidential information and conducting surveillance.

Important Chinese figures spared no effort and were pervasive in suppressing and destroying China's anti-Japanese forces, seeking out and supporting puppet traitors, and engaging in various separatist activities.

In fact, Japanese intelligence personnel can be roughly divided into three categories.

The first is the intelligence agencies affiliated with the base camp, including the intelligence departments established by the Japanese Army General Staff Headquarters and the Navy Military Command, as well as government ministries, as well as the intelligence agencies established by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Tourism, the Kung-A Institute, and the Greater East Asia Province.

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Most of the spies they send use their identities as embassy staff to spy on various intelligences of the countries where they are located. The intelligence organizations of the army and navy are two systems that are not subordinate to each other, but sometimes they are united together.

The most famous one is the Special Higher Course, which is the Police Security Bureau of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and its subordinate local police agencies. The military police under the Japanese Army Ministry all have special higher courses to supervise counterintelligence operations. The Japanese army in the occupied areas of China

All puppet regimes also have special higher education courses, which are bloody and violent institutions that collect intelligence to suppress the Chinese people's resistance to Japan and detect anti-Japanese ground workers.

The second is the numerous secret service agencies set up by the Japanese invading forces in the occupied territories. The number and scale of such secret service agencies have become increasingly larger as Japan's invasion of China deepened. The system is very sophisticated and widely distributed.

The main tasks are to monitor and investigate the movements of the Chinese people, support traitors, monitor puppet Manchukuo officials, etc. In addition to Japanese spies, they also recruit and train a large number of traitor spies. This is also one of the Japanese army's implementation of the aggressive policy of "using China to control China".

Specific and subtle actions. There are also peripheral agencies. These people sometimes disguise themselves as Chinese farmers, businessmen, bandits, etc., and use societies, magazines, economic entities, etc. as cover to conduct espionage activities.

The third is the intelligence agency established by some colonial companies or large capital companies, the most notorious of which is the South Manchuria Railway Co., Ltd., which is the investigation section of the Manchuria Railway. Founded in 1906, the Manchuria Railway looks like a railway company on the surface.

In fact, it is the largest intelligence base in the Far East of Japan, with subordinate agencies located in Fengtian, Harbin, Tianjin, Shanghai, Nanjing, and even Tokyo, New York and Paris.

In fact, whether in war or in peacetime, the island country attaches great importance to espionage and intelligence activities, and is unique in the use of spies. The island country's concept of intelligence is broader and more imaginative than any other country.

The desire to obtain intelligence is stronger than in all other countries in the world. The brainwashed intelligence personnel advocate the spirit of Bushido and are not afraid of death. They regard espionage activities as a highly patriotic and glorious obligation, and their dedication to the idiot emperor as the motivation for espionage work.

Although it is difficult to prevent espionage activities, it is not impossible to do anything. As the saying goes: "If you want to catch a thief, you must first become a thief." If you can put yourself in his shoes, if you are given such a spy mission, what will you do?

How to hide your true intentions, you can find that there are actually not many methods that spies can use.

Feng Quan found the five Dai Li spies, and all the base personnel came to listen to their lectures and learned some of the rules they had summarized over a long period of time. Almost every partner had the basic ability to identify spies.

Relying on security personnel alone will inevitably lead to one failure. What should we do? Mobilizing the masses is a good way. Feng Quan can't explain the truth. He will be rewarded heavily! If a spy is caught, the minimum reward for those involved will be 100 yuan, with no upper limit.

Everyone in the base has received considerable military training, and now coupled with the intelligence training of Dai Li's agents, they all have basic counterintelligence knowledge. People's War is extremely powerful, and everyone in the base has taken action, especially some of the injured.

Veterans with poisonous eyes soon discovered some spies and reported them to the security department.

Some of these spies were hidden in the base, and some were wandering around the base under various identities. Feng Quan was so excited that he broke into a cold sweat.

Feng Quan once again distributed 5 yuan per capita to each mountaineer around the base, as well as some rice, flour, oil and other daily necessities in the name of his two wives having children. The mountaineers also expressed their gratitude, and some entered the base.

Life, the number of people in the base has expanded a lot in a short time, and many family-loving people have become spies in the base, and they are paid monthly.

The remaining mountain people have enjoyed Feng Quan's favor many times. Although they may not be able to find suspicious persons when they see suspicious persons, they can at least avoid being deceived by the spies' remarks and not participate in them.

into their actions.

Since the vast majority of Chinese people hated the island country, the movement went smoothly, and Feng Quan gradually felt relieved. But Feng Quan remembered the first batch of five centurions sent to the Northeast, and they had not sent a telegram yet.

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