The venue became lively with the arrival of Japanese people.

Flags were flying and slogans of "Long Live the Japanese Empire" could be heard everywhere.

Meng Shaoyuan saw Sophia and Alison coming back and nodded to him.

He laughed again.

What a wonderful day.

"Celebrating" the establishment of the Japan-China Friendship Conference, isn't it?

…

"Shopkeeper, we got this from there."

The shopkeeper found a note from his pocket, which read:

"Framing Zhang Renli! Destroy!"

The shopkeeper took out a match and lit the note.

I pondered there for a while:

"I remember that the cook who was responsible for buying vegetables in Zhang Renli's family liked to take advantage of small things. Xiao Hou, he doesn't know you, so you try to intercept him on his way back from buying vegetables, say that you are a pickpocket, and ask him to take this thing away.

Send it to a pawn shop, and each of you will get half of it."

"yes!"

"After the mission is completed, leave Wuhan and don't come back again."

"yes!"

…

"What a perfect conference."

Not long after the conference began, Meng Shaoyuan said with emotion: "Wuhan will always be the Wuhan of the Japanese Empire."

"Yes." Hoga Norie was also very satisfied: "These members of the international visiting delegation will tell the whole world about the kindness of the Chinese people towards us."

Sofia suddenly spoke a few words in English.

Norie Hoga understood without the need for a translator: "Ah, are you leaving in such a hurry?"

"I would love to stay in Wuhan forever, but it's a pity that they have to go to Nanjing." Meng Shaoyuan sighed: "Your Excellency, Director of the agency, I hope I have the opportunity to see you again in the future."

"Yes, Mr. Liu." Fanghe Zejiang emphasized the words "Mr. Liu" in particular: "The next time we meet, maybe it will be different from today."

"Goodbye, Miss Zheng."

Meng Shaoyuan said goodbye to Zheng Hongshan politely.

Take care, my comrades!

Take care, my sister!

Live until the day when the war of resistance is won!

"Goodbye, Mr. Liu."

Zheng Hongshan smiled the same way.

Goodbye, my dear comrade!

Goodbye, my dear brother!

I am here and you are there, but our responsibilities and missions are the same!

goodbye!

For the war!

For victory!

goodbye!

Or farewell forever...

…

This was also the last time Meng Shaoyuan saw Zheng Hongshan.

In September 1939, Zheng Hongshan sent the last piece of information in his life:

The Japanese 11th Army Field Gas Company, the 5th Company, the 13th Company, and the 1st Mortar Battalion came from Wuhan to urgently reinforce Changsha.

At the same time, the Japanese Army's Jiujiang Poison Gas Branch mobilized a large number of poison gas bombs, with the same destination:

Changsha!

After receiving this top-secret information, the National Army Headquarters in Changsha made timely adjustments and deployments to avoid a large number of unnecessary casualties to frontline soldiers!

The Japanese subsequently launched an investigation, and Zheng Hongshan was unfortunately exposed.

In October 1939, Zheng Hongshan was secretly executed.

Colonel Miza Tokinari of the Hankou Military Police Headquarters who was responsible for interrogating him told his subordinates that he had never seen a woman with such a firm belief, and he had never seen a prisoner who remained unyielding under such torture.

According to the later recollection of a Chinese who witnessed the execution:

"On the day of the shooting, Ms. Sequoia was dressed in rags and her body was not intact. However, she walked calmly and looked calm. She looked down on all the ugliness and was arrogant. The Japanese invaders picked her up with a bayonet. Ms. Sequoia shouted, 'Long live the Chinese nation, long live the victory of the Anti-Japanese War'! The Japanese invaders stabbed her four or five times.

After the eighth knife, Ms. Sequoia was still alive. Although she could not speak, she was still smiling... It was only after the eighth knife that Ms. Sequoia calmly died for her country... Ms. Sequoia was so heroic that no man could match it!"

…

Since Zheng Hongshan's direct leader He Xiuming died, and there is no data to record that she was assigned by He Xiuming to lurk for the second time, the record about Zheng Hongshan in the Military Command Bureau files is:

Rebellion!

In February 1940, a letter of certification from Shanghai read:

"Zheng Hongshan, codenamed Pigeon, is from Changsha, Hunan. He is 28 years old, proficient in Japanese, and a senior agent of the Military Command Bureau. He has been operating under a non-staff name for a long time. On August 15, the 27th year of the Republic of China, he went into hiding under the order of Changsha Station Chief He Xiuming

. Later, he was accidentally exposed. Still following He Xiuming's orders, he pretended to be a rebel and went into hiding for the second time, and later died heroically for his country."

The signature reads:

"Witness, Meng Shaoyuan!"

Finally, there is a sentence:

"I'm your ancestor's evaluator. Is the information about the poison gas unit false? Do you insist that I come to Chengdu to cause trouble in heaven?"

The evaluation team swallowed quietly.
Chapter completed!