My girlfriend is from 1949

Sending a telegram is no simple matter.

Shanghai is not yet liberated and is still located behind enemy lines.

Every time a message was sent, it could be detected by the intelligence agents' monitoring vehicle, leading to the exposure of the radio station and its encirclement by the agents.

Therefore, every time a message was sent, it was sent with great care, and only urgent matters were sent.

Even the content needs to be repeatedly reviewed and streamlined before it can be sent out.

This was done to shorten the transmission time and reduce the chance of being monitored by the enemy.

But now, Director Zheng didn't hesitate at all and directly said that he would ask the comrades in Beiping for help.

All they had to do was find a martial arts master and send him to Shanghai to film a video.

It was simply to teach a young man kung fu to increase his ability to protect himself.

If the Security Bureau finds out about this, they'll probably put the whole city on martial law and start a massive manhunt!

To be treated like this by the underground party, one's status must be quite low.

Unfortunately, even if they knew there was such a person valued by the underground party, they were destined not to catch him.

You can't exactly travel through time to arrest people in the new China 76 years from now, can you?

If they can actually get through, the comrades from the National Security Bureau will probably be jumping for joy.

Being able to fight against agents of the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics is a great way to make up for the regrets in my heart. Just thinking about it is exciting!

China is known as the safest country in the world and is also called a no-go zone for mercenaries, and this is no exaggeration.

Even the Russian arms dealers, in GG, claim to be able to sell weapons to every corner of the world.

However, in the maps published on Google, China's territory is completely blank; they don't even dare to mark it!

Strictly speaking, it's just like what GG advertised: delivery can be made to any location shown on the promotional map.

As for those that don't exist, that's another matter.

Director Zheng didn't hesitate for even a second, which is enough to show how important Chen Huai'an is to him.

In fact, at the beginning, Director Zheng, like Lao Zhang, wanted to send a few submachine guns so that Comrade Huai'an could defend himself.

However, after learning about the strict gun control measures there, he gave up on the plan.

However, he always kept Chen Huai'an's safety in mind.

Now that I've heard there's a solution, I naturally give it my full support.

Once the telegram is sent, I believe that the entire city of Beiping will be searching for a suitable candidate.

Then it was sent to Shanghai, where Lin Wan filmed the video.

If there's any crucial knowledge involved, you can get answers from her.

Learning martial arts isn't something you can just do by being given a manual and copying the moves.

If you can't grasp the essence, you won't even be able to get started.

Just like in martial arts dramas, the protagonist often says things like "This disciple is dull-witted".

That wasn't modesty; it was genuine dullness, a failure to grasp the essence of the technique.

Actually, it becomes much easier to understand if you use a different analogy.

For example, an academician like Qian Xuesen is like a supreme elder in a sect, a pillar of strength that has achieved great things.

He cultivates a top-tier martial art, capable of killing people from thousands of miles away.

His martial arts skills are exceptional, making him the pinnacle of combat power in the sect.

One day, he accepted a disciple.

Then he passed on all the top-level techniques he had learned to that disciple, so that he could study and comprehend them.

Unfortunately, this disciple is dull-witted and has been studying the manual diligently for three years without being able to grasp the basics.

The manual had three large characters written on it: "Calculus".

That's why Director Zheng agreed to have someone come to Shanghai to film a video and explain the content.

Instead of finding a few martial arts manuals and bringing them to the modern world for Chen Huai'an to learn through correspondence courses, they would instead find a few manuals to teach him.

One must have a master to guide them in order to truly grasp the essence and achieve a thorough understanding.

If you think about it carefully, martial arts masters in the past could fly over grass and water after learning the "Ladder Cloud Leap" technique, and even ascend to heaven from flat ground!

But now that I've learned "Ladder to the Clouds," I can only jump a little higher and be more agile.

It is completely different from the light-footed skills of the ancients.

Could it be that the technique is incomplete, or that no one truly understands it can guide you, which is why you haven't been able to grasp the true essence?

……

Lin Wan received an affirmative reply from her superior, and a smile appeared on her pretty face.

Learning kung fu would not only improve Chen Huai'an's health but also give him the ability to protect himself.

Even if he were alone in 2025, he wouldn't have to worry about encountering danger without being able to fight back.

Lin Wan reported the situation, her big eyes showing a hint of approval.

He asked in a low voice, "Director, are we going to launch an attack on the outskirts of Shanghai tomorrow?"

Such military secrets are not something even intelligence personnel can inquire about.

Otherwise, if things go wrong, it could arouse suspicion and lead to them being mistaken for Kuomintang spies spying on our army's operational plans.

However, Lin Wan is no ordinary intelligence agent.

She doesn't need to worry about being suspected for asking sensitive questions.

Actually, she knows more than anyone else.

Through online research, I probably know more about the Battle of Shanghai than the senior generals who participated.

Even a general leading troops only knows what his mission is.

However, through historical records, Lin Wan learned about the overall layout and development of the battle.

Some details are not included in the information.

These materials had already been sent to Beiping through secret channels.

The records clearly state that due to the Kuomintang reactionaries' defeat in the Yangtze River Crossing Campaign, the Commander-in-Chief of the Nanjing-Shanghai-Hangzhou Garrison Command ordered a reduction in troop strength.

He ordered all his troops to withdraw to Shanghai in order to defend the largest metropolis in the Far East.

Although five armies were annihilated in the Guangde mountainous area east of Taihu Lake, remnants of four armies and nine divisions still managed to retreat to the outskirts of Shanghai.

Including the troops originally stationed in Shanghai, the garrison increased to 11 armies and 27 divisions.

还有1个坦克团、5个炮兵团、3个工兵团、1个通信兵团及6个交警总队，总兵力近30万人。

However, with the loss of Nanjing, the Kuomintang reactionaries were thrown into chaos.

From the commander-in-chief of the Beijing-Shanghai-Hangzhou garrison, who is in charge of overall defense, down to the rank-and-file soldiers, everyone has lost all fighting spirit.

Therefore, Shanghai, which was occupied by the Kuomintang reactionaries, turned key locations into military fortresses!

But they're just like grasshoppers in autumn; they won't be able to hop around for much longer.

If it weren't for the order of the commander-in-chief of the Beijing-Shanghai-Hangzhou garrison to kill them all, those conscripted men would have already fled.

Director Zheng did not hide anything and said in a low voice: "The battle plan remains unchanged. The attack will still be launched tomorrow, the 12th."

At the same time, our superiors also issued us new instructions.

We must cooperate with the main force to strive for the peaceful liberation of Shanghai.

Police stations and prisons, these key locations, must strive for peaceful uprisings.

We also need to organize activists to form a factory protection team.

To prevent the reactionaries from resorting to desperate measures and sabotaging Shanghai's factories and important facilities!

After Director Zheng finished speaking, he emphasized, "These tasks have already been assigned. Your task is to rest well, play the role of a reporter well, and absolutely not interfere in anything else. This is an order!"

Their attitude was so firm that there was no room for negotiation whatsoever.

Disappointment flashed in Lin Wan's big eyes, but she knew that her superiors would not agree to let her participate in other missions.

He could only nod helplessly and reply, "Understood."

……

On May 12, the 9th and 10th Corps of the People's Liberation Army bypassed the Pudong and Puxi wings respectively and advanced directly to Wusongkou.