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Lao Cen’s house.

After welcoming Sister Qian who had suddenly come to the house, Lao Cen said happily: "Sister Qian, you came at the right time. Anping will come over tonight."

When saying this, Lao Cen had an indescribable strange feeling in his heart - he was really looking forward to Anping gay coming in women's clothing.

He thought Zhang Anping often "tease" him by dressing up as a woman, but he had no idea that Zhang Anping had already met Sister Qian dressed as a woman.

Sister Qian sat down and explained, "It was Anping who asked me to come."

Old Cen suddenly realized.

Seeing that Lao Cen had nothing important to report, Sister Qian asked, "Comrade Yan Yan, has anything happened in Shanghai recently?"

"Nothing serious - Comrade Anping just met with Zhou Fohai in the name of the Military Control Commission last time and secretly persuaded him to defect."

Sister Qian looked at Lao Cen in astonishment. Seeing that Lao Cen didn't seem to be joking, she felt completely numb.

"It's so big... Never mind. Anping has always been very righteous. He must have his reasons for doing this."

The surprised Sister Qian quickly adjusted her mood.

In the past, she would still provide guidance to Zhang Anping, but after discovering that Zhang Shihao had become a big spy, she basically stopped interfering with Zhang Anping's actions in the late stage of her tenure as Zhang Anping's direct superior - because Zhang Anping was doing much better than she had imagined.

As for now, although Zhang Anping is still her subordinate in theory, his knowledge and ability are far superior to hers, so it is unnecessary for him to make comments.

Lao Cen saw Sister Qian's reaction and sighed silently in his heart. He told himself many times in his heart that he should trust Comrade Anping, but when Zhang Anping really wanted to "do something weird", his first reaction was that it was too risky.

Sister Qian noticed Lao Cen's reaction and immediately figured out the whole story. She couldn't help but laugh in her heart. Comrade Xi Yan was pretending to be calm and indifferent, but he must have been "exploded" when Anping brought it up, right?
She didn't reveal any secrets, but exchanged other information with Cen Yiyan.

After a while, there were orderly knocks on the door. Although Sister Qian recognized that this was Zhang Anping's usual knocking method, she still dodged it.

As soon as Lao Cen opened the door, he saw a beautiful woman standing outside the door, posing and flirting.

The other person blinked his seductive eyes in an orderly manner, sending recognition signals, and spoke in a familiar "flirting" tone. Lao Cen suppressed the strange feeling in his heart and gently invited Zhang Anping in.

"Oh, this has become an experienced driver!"

After Zhang Anping entered the room, the original voice appeared. A beautiful woman who made people drool spoke in a male voice, which sounded very awkward.

Lao Cen glared at Zhang Anping. Although he was not sure what the old driver meant, he knew it was definitely not a good thing.

Sister Qian came out after hearing Zhang Anping's voice. Seeing Zhang Anping "teasing" Lao Cen, she couldn't help but said, "Anping, stop being weird."

Zhang Anping laughed and said, "Just kidding - Sister Qian, long time no see."

After the three of them sat down, Sister Qian asked first: "Anping, why did you call me to Shanghai in such a hurry? What's the urgent matter?"

Zhang Anping naturally became serious when talking about serious matters. He said in a deep voice:

"Sister Qian, I have detailed intelligence that shows that the Japanese are gathering strength, and within two months, they will take action against the Americans."

Sister Qian nodded: "I have already handed over the intelligence sent by Comrade Xi Yan to the chief."

"Then you know that Fatty has come to Shanghai, right?"

"I know. He should be concerned about the smuggling network. If he hadn't been in charge, Ito Masashi would not have been able to wipe out the smuggling network so easily."

In terms of intelligence, Zhang Anping has always had close ties with the organization, so Sister Qian naturally knew about these things very early on.

"I suspect that Doiyuan came to Shanghai not just to support Ito."

Sister Qian's expression became serious: "Does he have other purposes?"

"Take over the concession."

"Take over the concessions? That's right. If the Japanese declare war on the United States, the concessions will certainly be lost. It would be natural to take over the concessions at that time... Anping, do you want to carry out another wave of large-scale transfer of concession industries?"

Sister Qian's expression moved slightly. During the Battle of Shanghai, she participated in and organized the transfer of Shanghai's industries, and a large number of industries were transferred to Chongqing.

"It's not just about industrial transfer," Zhang Anping paused and said something earth-shattering: "I also want the Japanese to gain nothing in the concession!"

Old Cen, who was listening attentively, was stunned. Let the Japanese gain nothing in the concession? This... doesn't this mean that large-scale destruction should be carried out before the Japanese occupy the concession?

How is this possible?

He couldn't help but said, "Anping, this can't be done!"

Sister Qian thought further. She clearly remembered that Zhang Anping had been making a lot of trouble in Shanghai and had even organized an uprising.

So she carefully asked, "Anping, do you want to recreate what happened a few years ago?"

"Well, the Military Control Commission and we will work together to launch an uprising and achieve all our goals before the Japanese army takes over the concession. This is actually not difficult to do. The difficult part is the retreat! I am worried that if the retreat is not properly arranged, the rebel troops may suffer heavy losses."

Zhang Anping said solemnly: "Even if we successfully withdraw from Shanghai, we will inevitably be encircled and suppressed by the Japanese in retaliation, so we need to work together with the Kuomintang to attract more enemies on the external battlefield."

Old Cen was once again frightened by Zhang Anping's wild ideas, so much so that his mind was in a mess and he couldn't think.

Sister Qian forced herself to think, thinking about one difficulty after another, and listed them one by one, asking:

"If we do this, it will undoubtedly provoke the concession authorities. The Japanese may even use this as an excuse to enter the concession, and then they will inevitably put the blame on us - how will you deal with this situation?"

Zhang Anping replied: "As long as the timing is right, none of this will matter - we will launch the uprising at the same time as the Japanese attack the Americans. Even if the concession authorities protest, they will have nothing to say once the timing is set."

"What about the troops in the concession? There are more than a thousand British troops and hundreds of American troops in the concession. What should we do with these troops?"

Zhang Anping showed a cold expression: "The Americans are easy to deal with. I will get what I need through the American ambassador. As for the British... just trap them!"

"Anyway, these fish and shrimps are all destined to feed the Japanese." Zhang Anping's way of solving this problem was very rough, but as he said, as long as the timing of the action coincided with the time when the Japanese attacked the US military, these would not be a problem.

Sister Qian asked some other questions, and after getting answers from Zhang Anping, she also became interested.

Finally, she asked the most concerned question: "You said you had this idea a long time ago, why do you want to implement it now?"

Zhang Anping said in a deep voice: "Since the purpose of Tu Feiyuan's coming to Shanghai is suspected to be related to the rapid acquisition of the concession, it proves one thing: the Japanese are very eager to gain huge profits when they take over the concession."

"And they chose to go south in a desperate move, which means that Japan's economy is on the verge of collapse. The more the enemy wants to do it, the more we will do our best to destroy it."

Sister Qian nodded slightly. Zhang Anping's consideration was very far-sighted. The Sino-Japanese War had reached this point, and it depended on who would give up first. Since the Japanese hoped to recover their losses from the concessions, it was necessary to destroy their plans.

"Tell me about your specific plans."

Zhang Anping then began to describe his general plan.

The reason why he dared to do this was because he had previously reminded the organization to evacuate the forces in Shanghai. Lao Cen had said that the grassroots organizations in the concession were very complete and it would definitely take time to evacuate. So Zhang Anping specifically asked about it and learned a fact:
Organizationally, a complete grassroots organization was established in the factories in the concession, with unimaginable mobilization capabilities.

In fact, this is only natural.

After all, after the fall of Shanghai, the greed of the Japanese made many factory owners who did not leave choose to go to the concessions, which caused the abnormal prosperity of the concessions. In addition, although the Japanese had influence on the concessions, they did not have substantial control after all, so it was natural for the organization to take root in the concessions and develop grassroots organizations on a large scale.

These complete grassroots forces are exactly what Zhang Anping values, because if you want to launch an uprising, you first need manpower. If our party has sufficient grassroots forces in the concession, we can naturally mobilize enough manpower.

This is the biggest premise. Things like weapons, command systems, etc. are all based on manpower.

Sister Qian couldn't help but immerse herself in the plan Zhang Anping described, thinking about the feasibility of each step.

After Zhang Anping finished his story, Sister Qian closed her eyes and thought for a long time. Finally, she opened her eyes and said in a deep voice:

"I agree with your plan. I will convince my superiors, but how do you plan to contact the organization? If you..."

Speaking of this, Sister Qian couldn't help but feel a pang in her heart.

The comrade before him was obviously the most determined communist fighter, possessing the most steadfast faith, but in the eyes of his comrades he was an absolute devil, a big spy, and notorious.

Although this is actually the greatest achievement for an undercover comrade, she felt complicated when she thought that Zhang Anping could have been the object of admiration of his comrades, but chose the most difficult and torturous path.

"Of course I don't have a good reputation. The New Fourth Army comrades are going to hate me to death." Zhang Anping said with a smile: "I have asked Wang Tianfeng to contact us. I believe the superiors will receive the news soon."

"Also, I asked Old Dai to ask the elders of the left to mediate. You don't have to worry about that."

Sister Qian felt relieved, knowing that Zhang Anping was indeed the most reliable person.

She said, "I understand - I will apply to the organization to be responsible for the work of connecting with you. Is that okay?"

"Hey, I invited you here just to let you do this."

"You..." Sister Qian scolded, "Stop saying 'you you you' all the time. We Communists don't do that."

Zhang Anping decisively passed the buck: "I learned this from Lao Gu."

Sister Qian couldn't help but laugh out loud. She thought to herself, if Gu Shenyan knew that Zhang Anping was shirking the responsibility like this, he would probably look very unhappy, right?

"By the way, Sister Qian, you'd better pull the Special 1st Battalion over here and temporarily put it under the Songhu Command."

"why?"

Zhang Anping smiled and said, "I suggested building a benchmark, wasn't it for external display? After this uprising, when we evacuate Shanghai, there will definitely be Americans following us. Then we can let these Americans take a good look at our combat capabilities and level!"

"I understand. I will apply to the organization."

After the three of them discussed some details, Zhang Anping dressed up Sister Qian and left Lao Cen's house with Sister Qian, leaving Lao Cen with a complicated expression.

What he heard today was such a shock to his cognition that he needed to digest it carefully.

[No wonder Anping asked Sister Qian to come over to discuss this matter. If he had told me directly, I would have been furious again.]

[I really don't know what's in this guy's head. He always comes up with unexpected ideas! ]

……

Sister Qian’s communication with the organization was very...smooth.

Of course, the initial astonishment and shock were inevitable, but after discussion, they were optimistic about this plan - in fact, it was largely because of Zhang Anping's past achievements.

If we replace someone else, the organization will definitely not agree.

At this time, Wang Tianfeng also started contact with the Shanghai underground party. The Municipal Party Committee and Jiangsu S Committee sent representatives to meet with Wang Tianfeng secretly in the concession. Only then did they learn that Wang Tianfeng, on behalf of the Military Control Commission, wanted to join forces with the organization to revolt.

After the Municipal Party Committee and the S Committee held secret consultations, they reported the Military Control Commission's request to their superiors, who sent Comrade Qian Chongwen as a representative to be responsible for the coordination between the two parties - obviously, this meant that the superiors agreed to the Military Control Commission's request.

However, several comrades from the Municipal Party Committee and the S Committee strongly opposed cooperation with the Military Control Commission, among whom Comrade Yuan Nong was the most vehement.

He even used the words "seeking the skin of a tiger".

Although Yuan Nong strongly opposed it, he could only reserve his opinion and carry out the order with the consent of his superiors.

Fortunately, although Yuan Nong was very wary of Zhang Shihao, he was ultimately a highly conscious comrade of theirs. After Sister Qian talked to Yuan Nong privately for a long time, Yuan Nong put aside his prejudice and was willing to join the liaison group led by Sister Qian, responsible for the liaison with the Military Control Commission.

After everything was ready, both sides prepared to carry out the first docking work.

But at this moment, bad news came:
A courier was secretly arrested by the Japanese and, after being tortured, he gave the truth to his superiors. A comrade who knew about the upcoming alliance between the two sides was arrested. (End of this chapter)