Fang Buwei didn't believe that the Japanese Consulate's electric inspection class had such great ability to really listen to all the radio signals that Yuan Shu had contacted with Chongqing and recorded them all.

Unless the Japanese have long been eyeing this frequency band, the electric inspection class will not have the ability to listen to hundreds or thousands of frequency bands at the same time.

But it is simply impossible, because the consulate does not have hundreds or thousands of radio stations.

Just look at the plot in Maijia's "The Sound of the Wind".

It was the 1956 years, and radar technology was quite developed, and even radio wave direction finding technology was available. Knowing the signal of communication between enemy and spies, it would definitely send and receive Taiwan in one direction.

But even so, when looking for Taiwan’s secret radio stations, hundreds of radio stations still need to listen to them at the same time.

The radio station is not a cabbage, so Fang Buwei estimates that the Japanese consulate has about ten radio stations that are in full swing.

You must also have the luck of five million in two dollars to hear the signal sent by Yuan Shu's radio station and make a record.

So when Iwai Hideki asked Akagi to come to the inspection class to check whether there was a record in this frequency band, he was not worried at all.

This is similar to the chance of "a meteor fell from the sky and hit Yuan Shu's head". It is impossible for the luck to be so bad.

Now you only need to cut off He Jianying's line and remind Yuan Shu not to fall into the trap of the Japanese, so there will be basically no problem.

As for how to deal with that newspaper booth, I have to listen to Yuan Shu’s meaning again.

It’s not that Fang Buwei can’t take action.

If the boss disappears or is killed, it just arouses suspicion from the Japanese, what should I do if I follow this line to investigate?

Yuan Shu is also a regular visitor to this newspaper booth, and may backfire.

Fang Buwei explained to the rickshaw master and walked towards Father Jin's road.

"Jinna Newspaper" is on Father Jin Road.

Around 1930, he returned from studying in Japan and founded "Literary and Art News". The most published articles criticizing the government authorities.

Later, "Literary and Art News" was suspended by Jin Ling of the Kuomintang authorities, and Yuan Shu moved his position and published an article in "Ji Na".

This newspaper has a close relationship with the Left League literati, and Yuan Shu’s early identity was originally a Left League literati.

When I arrived at the newspaper, Fang did not talk to the newspaper editor for the name of publishing advertisements.

In less than half an hour, he not only saw He Jianying, but also left a wiretap weapon on him.

After paying some deposit, Fang Buwei did not call a taxi, but bypassed two streets and walked away a little further. He called the newspaper and said he was looking for He Jianying.

"Jianying, I'm Yu Long. There's a thief in your family. Come back quickly..."

Yu Long is the code name of Ma Chunfeng. The thief at home means that something happened, so run away quickly.

He Jianying's face was bloodless, and his body shook twice.

The colleague next to him thought he had put some valuable items at home, so he kindly advised him, "He is anxious, go back and take a look first, what if he doesn't lose it?"

I don’t know what was wrong, but the code words on this phone indicate that the situation is very serious.

The order was actually issued by Director Ma, what about Yuan Shu?

He Jianying didn't dare to neglect her, so she hung up the phone, greeted the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and left in a hurry.

Seeing that He Jianying had left the newspaper, Fang Buwei called a rickshaw and returned to the Bund Hotel.

There is no way. In order to avoid He Jianying's arrest, Fang Buwei had to install a wiretap weapon on He Jianying to control his whereabouts at any time.

When necessary, we can only use means.

Halfway through, Fang Buwei took off his makeup in a secluded place and returned to the Bund Hotel.

He was waiting for darkness.

During the day, Yuan Shu was not in the Iwai Mansion, but in the Japanese consulate, and rarely walked out of the Hongdi Neighborhood.

Even when he went out, there were people around him all the time, so Fang Buwei had no way to contact him.

It is even more impossible to make a phone call. For example, if you don’t meet Yuan Shu openly for the sake of Qi Xisheng’s identity, it will easily arouse the suspicion of the Japanese.

It can be said that from the perspective of Eiichi Iwai, when investigating traitors, he will first suspect the Chinese and then the Japanese. The direction of Akagi's investigation is also focused on this.

So Yuan Shu is already on the verge of exposure, and any slight abnormality will be infinitely magnified by the Japanese.

Fang Buwei thought about it and then thought about it, but he decided that he could not use Qi Xisheng's identity to meet Yuan Shu publicly.

Will the Japanese be suspicious? The key is that the secret of Qi Xisheng being "his own people" will definitely not be able to be protected.

Because Yuan Shu's identity is too complicated, the underground party, the Military Control Commission, the Central Government, the Far East Alliance, Ding Mo Estate and Li Shiqun on No. 76, and the upcoming Wang Puppet Regiment...

Even the Japanese, No. 76, and the Wang Puppet Government were not very clear about their specific relationship with the other two parties.

For example, Eiichi Iwai has never known that Yuan Shu and Li Shiqun have a bad relationship, but he does not know that Yuan Shu has always had secret contact with Ding Mole.

Who dares to believe it?

Later generations watched spy movies during the Soviet-German War and during the Cold War of the United States and the Soviet Union. Fang Buwei had never seen such a character.

If a spy does this, he will definitely be an unprecedented person and an unprecedented person.

So, before the last resort, Fang Buwei did not want to expose this identity to Yuan Shu.

Fang Buwei's initial idea was to find a way to get in touch with Yuan Shu's wife Ding Jingxing, and then Ding Jingxing contacted Yuan Shu.

When he thought of Ding Jingxing, Fang Buwei couldn't help but admire Yuan Shu again.

He first attended a private school in his hometown for three years, and later went to Shanghai. After falling asleep on the streets, he was taken in by Yida Academy founded by Mr. Feng Zikai. He studied literature for a year and a half in the name of an auditor.

This is how his connection with the Left League came from.

So, strictly speaking, Yuan Shu didn't even graduate from elementary school.

He taught himself that he could become a famous writer, journalist, and even Japanese that he could speak fake or real.

Fang Buwei believed that in addition to his own efforts, Yuan Shu had one-third of the contribution to such great achievements, which belonged to his wife Ma Jingxing.

Without Ma Jingxing, Yuan Shu couldn't even afford a ticket to study in Japan twice.

The fake diploma from Chengdu University he went to Japan to study was also paid for by Ma Jingxing to work with him.

Ma Jingxing's family does not do business, but he is also a wealthy man in Shanghai.

There is no such thing as more land and more houses.

Ma Jingxing's father Ma Diesheng has more than 4,000 acres of land in Pudong, while Pudong has more than 200 grain stores, shops, and rented stores all Ma Diesheng's houses.

Ma Diesheng is a veritable landlord in Shanghai, and he happens to have only two daughters...
Chapter completed!