Siheyuan: Married a female spy at the beginning of 1944

Jiang Enbo and Zhang Qingyu were like ants on a hot pan.

They knew clearly that since the Japanese treated Tanya so well, they probably wanted to surrender.

Time is of the essence for them now.

“Commander, I’ll go visit Tanya and see what she thinks.

Although we have followed the Japanese and done a lot of harm to the people over the years, we don't seem to have persecuted the Eighth Route Army much.

Maybe there is room for maneuver.”

Zhang Qingyu and his men did not cause any significant damage to the Eighth Route Army over the years.

The main reason is that they can't win, and their brothers are unwilling to work hard.

It's not that they are kind-hearted.

Jiang Enbo had no other choice at this time.

"Go and test the waters first. If the other party has this idea, tell me and I'll go over right away.

You said in the past that we occupied the Tan Mansion in order to protect it, and that was also the idea when we captured Li Wanqiu.

Remember, we are doing this for their own good. By the way, be careful when you go there, don't let the Japanese find you.

Just say you left something at Tan's house and go get it."

Jiang Enbo and Zhang Qingyu are thinking about the future.

The same was true for other people in Peking.

All the traitors in Peking began to stir.

At this time, Police Chief Cui Jianchu was discussing the matter of the Japanese entertaining Tanya with his confidant Yuan Gui.

“Commander, I think the Japanese just want to surrender, otherwise they wouldn’t be so nice to that Labour Party.

Ever since the outskirts of Peking were occupied by the Eighth Route Army, the Japanese devils inside the city immediately became much more docile.

In the past, these Japanese devils often called the police and asked us to help them bully the people of Peking.

Now these little Japanese guys have also called the police, saying that they were bullied by those gangsters.

It doesn't matter if the Japanese surrender, but what should we do? "

Cui Jianchu also had a headache at this time.

If it was the National Government who came to accept the Japanese surrender.

He could still spend some money to buy a living.

Now the Eighth Route Army has arrived, and they don’t know many people there.

What's more, they and the Eighth Route Army are not the same kind of people at all, and the other side will never accept them.

Cui Jianchu now has a very rich fortune.

In the past few years, he has been following the Japanese and has put a lot of money into his pocket.

His family now has about 70,000 or 80,000 yuan in silver.

This does not include gold of various sizes, jewelry, calligraphy and paintings, etc.

He didn't want to hand over the money just like that.

And even if you hand it over, there is a high probability that you will not be able to save your head.

He has done a lot of bad things over the years.

Relying on the support of the Japanese, he often extorted merchants and landlords in Peking.

Many shops were bankrupt and families were destroyed due to his extortion.

If these people come forward to testify against him, he will definitely be in trouble.

"Don't worry, I'll go find out what Gong Nei is saying. If they really want to surrender to the Eighth Route Army, we can make plans.

If it really doesn't work, we can find a way to contact the National Government and surrender to it. Then even if the Eighth Route Army wants to capture us, they will have to consider the National Government's opinion."

Cui Jianchu had already made his decision, which was that he would never surrender to the Eighth Route Army.

He can also pay bribes to the government so that he can continue to live a superior life.

As for the Eighth Route Army, there is probably no hope.

In the counties that the Eighth Route Army has captured in the past six months, I have never heard of any traitor who can still live a good life.

In the mildest cases, the offenders were sent to a prisoner-of-war camp and forced to do physical labor with the Japanese devils; in the worst cases, the offenders were shot directly.

In the evening, Cui Jianchu came to his residence in the palace with some valuable gifts.

He has worked with Miyauchi for many years.

From the beginning, Miyauchi was in charge of their police station.

He was considered a subordinate in the palace.

“Cui Jun, you’re here. I’ve told you many times not to bring gifts. Look at you, you always bring gifts.

Really. "

Although there was some resentment in Gong Nei's tone, the sad expression on his face instantly disappeared when he saw what Cui Jianchu was carrying.

"Some snacks, made by my cook, brought over for you to try."

After the two exchanged pleasantries for a while, Cui Jianchu began to ask about things that concerned him.

"Miyanechi-kun, you and I have known each other for so many years, and I have always regarded you as my good friend. I want to ask you something, and I hope you won't hide it."

Miyano was silent for a while.

Then he said

"go ahead."

"Miyauchi-kun, how long can the empire hold out?"

Cui Jianchu did not dare to ask directly whether Gongnai wanted to surrender.

"I don't know, but one or two years shouldn't be a problem."

According to Miyauchi's estimation, if they all withdrew to Manchuria and then blocked the U.S. troops bit by bit on land, they should have no problem holding out for a year or two.

He still thinks that the Kwantung Army is still the same Kwantung Army as before.

The Kwantung Army at this time was far inferior to the Kwantung Army during the September 18th and July 7th Incidents.

Over the years, the Kwantung Army suffered 18 casualties in the Northeast at the hands of anti-Japanese armed forces.

In addition, at this time many elite divisions had been transferred to the Pacific battlefield to feed the fish.

At this time, the Kwantung Army was filled with a large number of Japanese pioneer farmers.

Basically, I haven't received any training, I'm just here to make up the numbers.

There was almost no difference between them and the Japanese troops in North China at that time.

The number is quite large, as many as 70.

Now the Japanese top leaders placed their only hope on the 70-strong Kwantung Army.

What they didn’t know was that the 70-strong Kwantung Army only lasted seven days before being defeated by the Soviet Union.

When Cui Jianchu heard what was said in the palace, he kept cursing in his heart.

'Damn, you useless little Japanese. You shouted so loudly at the beginning, and I thought you could succeed, but I didn't expect you could only do this in two moves.

It's only been a few years, what a waste.'

However, he still expressed his worry.

"Then can we withdraw to Manchuria? Does the headquarters know about our current situation? Has any order been given to us?"

The Army Headquarters has no time to take care of the affairs in Peking.

All their energy was focused on the base camp.

The United States is about to land in Japan, and they are now planning a 100 million suicide attack.

"Headquarters asked us to hold on and wait for help."

When Cui Jianchu heard this, he almost couldn't control his expression.

He sneered in his heart and now looked down on the Japanese even more.

I used to think the Japanese were very powerful, but now it seems that they are just useless strategically.

He can fight, but that's all.

They are just a bunch of brainless soldiers who can never amount to anything.

"Hold on and wait for help? Are you abandoning us? Miyauchi-kun, the Eighth Route Army is here to persuade us to surrender, right? I wonder what the commander-in-chief of the Four Directions is thinking?"

When Gong Nei heard Cui Jianchu's words, he knew that this was the purpose of Cui Jianchu's coming here.

"Your Excellency the Commander has not yet made up your mind about this matter. Does Mr. Cui have any thoughts on this?"

After saying that, he looked at Cui Jianchu with some anticipation.