Did you come to Guangzhou alone or with your companions?” Zhuang Jipu Wenyong’s question, but he was very satisfied with his agile judgment.

"We have five people." Park Moon-yong replied.

"After you go back, find a reason to tell them that you are leaving and leaving Guangzhou. Remember to go alone and don't let them go with you. There will be a Citroen outside this cafe tomorrow. The license plate number is xxx. There are three people in the car, including the driver. Don't talk and get on the car directly. Then the car will take you to school. I will wait for you at school. Remember, the car will wait until three o'clock in the afternoon. The car will leave after three o'clock, and you will automatically give up."

"Okay, I'll be there before three o'clock."

There is a military camp in the western foot of Baiyun Mountain. Since the destruction of the Gui army, no one has taken care of this camp for a long time, but recently the residents nearby found that it became lively again. Not only were craftsmen renovating the camp, but some new posts were built outside the camp. A few days later, the busy craftsmen left. A group of soldiers drove into the camp, and all of them were placed on guard posts, forcing anyone to approach. For a while, the camp became a mysterious place in the eyes of the residents around. It was not until a long time later that there were rumors that the party army built a military warehouse here.

After Zhuang Jihua inspected and repaired the camp, he was quite satisfied. It was not that the camp facilities were very good and there were no defects, but that in such a short time, Zheng Jiemin had already achieved the greatest extent he could do.

How to train intelligence officers is also a new topic for Zhuang Jihua. At first, he wanted to train as a recruit, but later he felt that it was not possible. In this way, the intelligence officers were inevitably trained as soldiers, and it was a huge flaw in the eyes of those who were interested. Therefore, Zhuang Jihua decided to take a different path.

Several skills that an intelligence officer or spy must possess in his previous life are: shooting, makeup, secret writing, sending and receiving newspapers, taking photos, psychology, communication, and ancient sexual skills.

But now Zhuang Jihua has no conditions or time to conduct comprehensive training. This time he has recruited a total of 18 students, including two of them North Koreans.

These two North Koreans were temporarily thought of after Zhuang Jihua got the registration form. His purpose was just as Park Wenyong guessed. After North Korea was annexed by Japan, the Japanese were very attracted to North Korea's upper-class people in order to eliminate the opposition from the North Koreans, and to a certain extent allowed them to enter the Japanese army and government departments, but were always on guard against the Chinese. Whether it was traitors or China, they did not have the qualifications to enter the core department. Then using the North Koreans became a better choice.

After seeing Park Wenyong and his friends during the interview, Zhuang Jihua had the idea of ​​putting a few idle boys to Japan. If it could develop, then he would get huge help in the war twelve years later. If it could not, the loss would not be great.

For these two Koreans, Zhuang Jihua specially formulated a training plan. Their training was first of all, shooting, which could help them save their lives and commit suicide when necessary; the other was to build faith, both of which were fanatical Korean restorants, and they must closely link the restoration of North Korea with China's revolutionary cause and root them in their minds. It became their belief-to help China defeat Japan so that North Korea can obtain **. This latter course requires Zhuang Jihua to teach it himself.

Other students first learn shooting, makeup, and photography in the first month; they learn to send and receive newspapers and psychology in the second month. This last psychology requires Zhuang Jihua to explain, because there is no one else except him.

Park Wenyong was full of confusion about the school. That day, after he got into the car, the three soldiers in the car did not talk to him, and the car started. After walking for a while, the officer sitting next to him took out a hood and asked him to put it on. He repeatedly asked why? Where to go? But the officer coldly told him not to ask why he either put on or get off the car. He was a little curious and confused. Finally, he put on the hood and followed the car to this strange place. He was not allowed to take off his hood until he entered the room. Then he saw Zhuang Jihua smiling. There was no slightest bit of teasing in his smile, but full of sincerity.

"I know you have a lot of doubts, and I can give you the answer first." Zhuang Jihua explained before Park Wenyong asked: "This is an intelligence school, and you can also understand it as a spy school. If you wear this hood, you will take the first lesson - confidentiality. The place where spy fights is often the inside of the enemy, and confidentiality is the first principle for him to survive."

After saying that, Zhuang Jihua handed him another form: "If you fill in this form, you will be our comrades. Remember, the content on the form must be completely true and there is no false or fabrication allowed."

Zhuang Jihua was very serious when he said this. Park Wenyong took it and saw that the table was very detailed. His learning experience since elementary school, the proof during the study period, those organizations, the political attitudes and hobbies of parents, the political attitudes and hobbies of other people in the family, family income, whether they have a girlfriend, whether they are still virgins, etc. are very detailed.

Park Wenyong spent forty minutes to fill out this form, and Zhuang Jihua was waiting for him for forty minutes, waiting for him

Later, Zhuang Jihua gave him a discipline manual.

"You can read it first. After reading it, I will answer you any questions."

Park Wenyong almost jumped up after reading it. This discipline is too perverted.

For example, students are prohibited from talking privately; they must wear a headband when leaving the room, and they are not allowed to take off their headband during training. They are prohibited from going to other students' rooms. The headband is only allowed to be removed when there is no one in the room. It is prohibited to inquire about teaching arrangements, and they are prohibited from walking out of the camp gate. They can only eat in their own room. Students have no names, only numbers.

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"If you have any questions, you can ask now." Zhuang Jihua said calmly to Park Wenyong.

"The first question, what is my task?" Although I asked yesterday, Zhuang Jihua did not answer, and Park Wenyong did not forget it.

"As you guessed, your target is Japan. As for what to do and how to do it, I will tell you when you graduate." Zhuang Jihua said simply.

Despite the simplicity, Park Wenyong was relieved. As long as he dealt with the Japanese, he could do anything.

"Why do you need to make such regulations? Keep them confidential?" After knowing his mission, Park Wenyong also felt relieved.

"Yes, keep it confidential. The spy must be kept confidential. The exposed spy will end his mission. We are a school, and you are not the only one who is trained. In your future work, people will inevitably be arrested and betrayed. Do you want someone among them to give you your appearance or name? I don't want it." Zhuang Jihua said lightly.

"Why do you want my family's situation?" Park Wenyong asked again.

"This is a need for identification, and I cannot guarantee whether anyone is sent by other organizations or spy agencies. If you tell lies on this, it proves that you are unreliable. What awaits you may be death." Zhuang Jihua said it without caring about it. It seemed that the two were chatting, but Park Wenyong knew that this was definitely not chatting, but discipline.

"Your identity will be top secret, and it is personally controlled by the intelligence minister. You must remember that more people know your identity, or if you have seen your appearance, you will have more danger and less chance of survival." Zhuang Jihua once again reminded him that keeping confidentiality should not only be guaranteed by discipline, but also by intelligence officers themselves.

Park Wenyong nodded and said that he had fully understood. Zhuang Jihua then handed him a few books and told him that he would read books in the room if he had nothing to do and handed in a study experience every week.

Eighteen students were in place one after another, and the intelligence school officially started. Sixteen Chinese and two North Koreans became the first batch of intelligence officers of the National Government.

The combat plan that Chiang Kai-shek received at the Military Commission was still the same combat plan discussed with Luo Jiajuefu. The Military Commission also successfully passed this combat plan and appointed Chiang Kai-shek as the commander-in-chief of the Eastern Expedition Army.

When Zhuang Jihua recruited students, Chiang Kai-shek announced the combat sequence of the Eastern Expedition Army: the Central Army was commanded by He Yingqin, consisting of the First Division of the First Army, the Third Division, the First Brigade of the Second Division, the First Division of the Wu Tiecheng 1st** Division, and the Ye Jianying's unit of the First Detachment of the Party Army (the detachment was formed after the reorganization of the army, and the main personnel were from the former Moxiong Brigade and Xu Ji Brigade of the Guangdong Army). The troops were from Boluo and attacked Huizhou, with a total force of about 25,000; the Right Route Army was commanded by Li Jishen, and the four armies were under the command of Chen Zhangfakui Brigade of the Fourth Army, and the 1, 2, and 3rd teams of the unreorganized Guangdong Army (the detachment leader was divided into 1, 2, and 3rd teams of the unreorganized Guangdong Army (the detachment leader was divided into 1, 2, and 3rd teams of the unreorganized Guangdong Army (the detachment leader was divided into 1, 2, and 3rd teams of the detachment commander (the detachment leader was divided into 1, 2, and 3rd teams of the unreorganized Guangdong Army (the detachment leader was divided into 1, 2, and 3rd teams of the detachment (the detachment leader was divided into 1, 2, and 3rd teams of the unreorganized Guangdong Army (the detachment leader was divided into 1, 2, and 3rd teams of the detachment (the detachment leader was divided into 1, 2, and 3rd teams of the brigade of the fourth army.

Especially Zhang He, Yu Yingyang, Feng Zhipei, the three units were originally stationed in the storm to prevent moisture, and the pressure of the Chen troops gradually retreated to the west of Danshui.) The total force was about 12,000, and the troops came out of Danshui and Pingshan, and went straight to Hailufeng. The commander-in-chief of the left-wing road, Cheng Qian, the commander-in-chief of the 4th, 1st Regiment of the Hubei Army and 000 Henan Army. His troops launched an attack on Longmen and Heyuan. Zhu Peide led all the remaining troops, Tan Yankai was responsible for commanding the Beijiang defense line, defending against the possible intervention of Hunan Zhao Hengti and Jiangxi Fang Benren, and the fourth army Chen Mingshu's troops launched defense south to prevent the possible attack of Deng Benyin's troops.

**The Guangdong District Committee immediately issued a call, requiring all trade unions and farmers' associations in the Dongjiang area to cooperate with the military actions of the National Government and demanded that the farmers' associations launch a fight against donations. The trade union launched a strike by workers and cut off the transportation of Chen Jiongming's remnants. The Provincial Port Strike Committee announced the establishment of a support team, and the strikers actively participated.

What surprised Zhuang Jihua was that the Sun Zhengism Society also came forward to promote the Hui Chaomei Reform Comrade Association and several town farmers' associations near Shilong held meetings in Guangzhou and Shilong, calling on the local people to support the Eastern Expedition Army and eradicate the warlord Chen Jiongming.

The second Eastern Expedition was carried out at the end of October with the eager support of the Guangdong people, but Zhuang Jihua was left in Guangzhou. The task assigned to him by Chiang Kai-shek was very clear and he was optimistic about Guangzhou.
Chapter completed!