The Japanese officer then asked: "Are these people familiar to you?" He pointed at Lu Shuwen and the other temporary workers.

"The younger one's name is Li Jiaqun." Li Tou replied: "I'm familiar with most of these people, but Taijun, you also know that this is a place where temporary workers wait for work at the dock. Many people can't work for a long time, so they find other people."

There are new people joining every day, so I’m really not familiar with some of them.”

The Japanese officer nodded seriously and said: "Register all these people." After saying that, he stopped paying attention. And several of his Japanese soldiers immediately started to take action, some took out paper and pen, and some

Maintain order, have them line up, and take out their IDs.

Lu Shuwen was in the queue, right behind the temporary worker named Qi. There were a few people in front of him, and they would have to wait for a while. So Lu Shuwen immediately began to think about whether he should register normally later.

Just by hiding my identity now, I'm still making up a lie.

But soon, Lu Shuwen decided to tell the truth, because he was hiding his identity now. If he made up a lie again, and if the other party really verified it afterwards, then he might also have problems concealing his identity. And he

This current identity can withstand at least level two investigation.

Lu Shuwen judged that there were quite a lot of temporary workers on the dock now. Even if the Japanese were to investigate, they couldn't investigate everyone so deeply. In addition, he usually did odd jobs or something, so what happened?

It is very normal to find a temporary job on the dock. But once you lie, if you are caught, the suspicion will be more serious. Instead, you will be completely targeted by the Japanese.

After making up his mind, Lu Shuwen queued up normally. The temporary worker surnamed Qi in front of him turned around and said, "Brother, have you never been through such a scene? I have been registered again and again, and we will be asked how to register after a while.

Just register how you want.”

"Ah." Lu Shuwen said: "I... do know two words, but if you ask me to write something, I really may not be able to write it. I don't know if they will let others write for themselves. Brother, can you help me?

Can I write it?"

"Hey." The temporary worker surnamed Qi said: "At least you still know two characters. Apart from my name, I don't even know half of the characters in Douda. You still asked me

Help you write it? But you don’t have to worry, didn’t you see, they write it themselves. All you need to do is say what they ask. It’s pretty simple. We are not anti-…anti-Japanese terrorists. Don’t worry blindly.”

"That's good, that's good." Lu Shuwen said, "I won't worry anymore..."

Just as he was talking about this, he heard the Japanese officer shout loudly and said in a somewhat stilted Chinese: "Don't talk to each other, stay in line!"

Lu Shuwen immediately showed an honest look, nodded quickly, and stood obediently. Lao Qi in front did the same. He quickly smiled at the Japanese officer, turned back, and lined up facing forward.

In fact, in Lu Shuwen's eyes, this Japs officer may not be an ordinary Japs officer. He may have been engaged in a special industry, or he came here today and had something official to do, so this Japs wore the clothes today.

Put on military uniform.

Because the Japanese officer told them not to whisper to each other, firstly, it may be because he was instinctively maintaining order to increase the deterrence. But there is also a second possibility, that is, the Japanese was using special thinking, subconsciously or consciously.

Yes, just in case. That is, if there are any underground agents or the like in the team, prevent them from having urgent discussions with each other or colluding in confessions.

It only took about three minutes, and we had already arrived at Lao Qi's place. Lu Shuwen was still acting obediently behind, but in fact he was listening to how the Japanese asked Lao Qi questions, so he could register. In order to have an idea in his mind, just in case.

What about some questions that are difficult to answer? Then you can prepare early. Although it only takes a little time to prepare early, it is better to have a little time than to be suddenly attacked by the other party.

However, Lu Shuwen didn't find anything too weird about the questions asked by the two Japs who were responsible for recording the interviews. They were just names and ages. How long have you been looking for work on the dock? What did you know on the dock?

People? Who is the person in charge of the dock management office? Do you know? Do you live locally? Do you have any relatives or friends? Things like that.

These questions seem to be relatively routine, but they are quite detailed. If you are really being naughty or someone who is not very well prepared, and you are asked this question, some of them are really not easy to answer. Even if you answer them now, it won’t matter.

But what if there is an investigation later? Something might have happened at a certain link. For example, when did you come? What relatives and friends do you have locally? This kind of question seems very simple, but your answer

Sometimes, if you are not careful, something may happen.

After Lao Qi completed the registration, he was arranged in the open space on the other side together with the people who had registered before. Lu Shuwen also started to register "honestly", but it was his first time to come to the pier and he didn't have many relatives or friends.

.It still attracted the attention of the registrants, so several more questions than Lao Qi were obviously added.

Who are your neighbors? Have you ever worked there? What was the name of the person who paid you at that time? What is the name of your landlord? How much does it cost per month?

Lu Shuwen still answered one by one according to his concealed identity. Did you see it? This is the advantage of being well prepared to conceal your identity. If you think that I don’t have any relatives or friends, or that you can’t check my answers at all, for example

My hometown suffered a disaster and everyone in the town left. I no longer have any relatives in this world.

This kind of answer seems like the other party really can't verify it. But if you can't verify something, you have a problem in the eyes of professionals. Therefore, sometimes you feel that the things you make up cannot be verified and seem to be impeccable. But I'm sorry.

, in fact, in the eyes of professionals, your problem is huge.

Lu Shuwen answered honestly: "I delivered newspapers at the newspaper office, which was the local evening newspaper. Uh... I don't know the exact name of the payee, but they all call him Lao Ji. There are many neighbors who are not too familiar with each other, but

A few of them also know what they are called..."
Chapter completed!