My girlfriend is from 1949

"Why are you back?"

"Why are you back?"

Chen Huai'an and Lin Wan looked at each other, both showing surprise.

Neither of them expected that the other would return ahead of schedule.

Lin Wan returned in the afternoon, originally planning to go to Modern City that evening to surprise Chen Huai'an.

It was only the sudden appearance of spies that delayed things.

We won't feel comfortable letting Chen Huai'an come over until we've dealt with the spies.

So he was also in the security office, handling matters related to spies.

"I was bored in the modern world, so I thought I'd come and take a look."

"I returned after reporting my work in the capital."

The two looked at each other and smiled knowingly.

They both understand that they came back early because they missed each other.

It was practically a direct statement: I miss you!

"Comrade Huai'an, what brings you back?" Wang Hai asked, instinctively checking the identity of the person who had come in when he heard the door open.

After all, this is the security hub of the entire villa.

What if it's a spy who's infiltrated?

He only showed surprise when he saw the person's face clearly.

Chen Huai'an's time spent in the modern world has been recorded in his work log and reported.

After all, their identities are special, just like clocking in and out of get off work.

If you're not coming in these few days, you should ask for leave in advance so your supervisor knows what's going on and doesn't worry, right?

According to the work log, Chen Huai'an should still be on a long vacation and shouldn't be here.

That's why I was so surprised when I suddenly saw it.

When an employee who had taken annual leave suddenly appears in the office, everyone is surprised.

They might even wonder if they've had a fight with their lover!

Chen Huai'an said with a smile, "I'm used to being busy, so I felt uncomfortable suddenly having nothing to do. That's why I brought supplies over."

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He then glanced around, taking in the situation in the security room.

Sitting there were two soldiers, a man and a woman, as well as Aunt Zhang, who was also present.

On the walls, there are LCD screens.

The screen showed the interior of the villa and the situation on the street outside.

The image is clear, and you can even see the faces of passersby.

Although it was not very clear because of the dim lighting.

However, you can still tell their facial features.

After all, Chen Huai'an attached great importance to his own safety and the safety of the Central Committee.

The selected surveillance equipment is the most professional and has the highest resolution.

Although, given the current situation, it is still quite difficult to install cameras nationwide.

Of course, if you want a source of goods, you can buy as much as you want.

Now, when cooperating with the government, you can simply contact the relevant companies directly.

The installation and commissioning of the entire set of equipment can be completed in advance.

However, the conditions are not yet ripe.

The first challenge is the electricity problem.

Although current camera designs are already very power-efficient.

The power consumption of a personal camera is very small, costing only 5 yuan per month, which is almost negligible.

However, the higher the resolution, the greater the power consumption.

In Shanghai, for example, 1500 million cameras were installed in later years.

There are 1100 million surveillance cameras in Beijing.

There are 1.7 million surveillance cameras nationwide.

The daily electricity consumption is not a small number.

Actually, installing cameras isn't something that happens in any one country, but in countries all over the world; as long as the conditions allow, people will install them.

For example, the United States has installed 5000 million cameras.

Although my country has more people than the United States, in terms of national security, the difference is like night and day.

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Chinese people dare to go out late at night or in the early hours of the morning, and they also have the habit of going for a night run.

The only thing to worry about is not being able to resist the temptation of roadside food and emptying your wallet for a bite of delicious food.

However, Americans themselves complain that the security situation at night is too bad, and they have to be careful of having their wallets stolen when they go out at night.

However, it wasn't a voluntary emptying; rather, it was an act of deception, a situation where someone confronted it with truth, and thus, it wasn't emptied.

Most interestingly, there are those who vehemently condemn China's installation of surveillance cameras online, claiming it violates their personal privacy.

However, it makes no mention of effectively curbing crime.

Would criminals still dare to break the law if they saw the cameras overhead?

Aside from criminals, who would dislike a surveillance camera for protecting their safety?

However, the United States has also installed 5000 million surveillance cameras, yet there has been no condemnation.

There were no protests or resistance against the invasion of Americans' privacy.

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The same thing happens, and one side is condemned for violating human rights, while the other side turns a blind eye.

I don't know if this is a double standard, or if Western medicine is just more effective?

So in 1949, besides Chen Huai'an's own villa, there were also the residences of the municipal government and several leaders of the military control commission.

It wasn't installed anywhere else.

All of these installed surveillance cameras were disguised.

In addition to being installed at night and using concealed wiring, the camera was also covered with a wooden shell.

It both obscures the appearance and does not affect the scattering.

Moreover, in this day and age, even if scientists came, they wouldn't be able to guess what the camera was if they saw it without knowing the details.

Who would have thought that someone would place a camera like a movie set high up and be able to transmit live footage back from the scene?

After all, it's like making a movie, recording all the passersby.

But how much film can you record on a single roll?

How much film would be needed for recording around the clock?

Even foreign countries couldn't afford to burn it, let alone the newly established China, which was mistakenly thought to be still poor and backward.

Wang Hai stared at the screen and said in a low voice, "Aunt Zhang went out to buy groceries and encountered suspicious people, and strangers also appeared outside the villa."

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Aunt Zhang immediately reported: "Ten days ago, when I went to buy vegetables, there was a vendor who always sold me vegetables at low prices, and he was also very concerned about the family's situation."

Although the meals in the villa were all prepared by Aunt Zhang, they were served separately.

The soldiers' food rations are strictly regulated.

The rice, flour, oil, and vegetables we need are delivered every few days.

The purchases were made by the Public Security Bureau and delivered every few days. In addition to security, this also prevented spies from calculating the exact number of people based on the purchase volume.

Aunt Zhang also cooked the soldiers' meals.

Chen Huai'an and Lin Wan's meals were made fresh by Aunt Zhang every morning.

The money spent was all gold that Chen Huai'an had exchanged from modern times.

So eating better didn't add any burden to the organization.

Of course, the organization took into account that he was used to the lifestyle of the future world, so it did not impose any requirements or restrictions on him.

However, while Aunt Zhang was buying groceries, several people asked about her family situation.

This immediately aroused her suspicion.

After all, she worked as a cook, but her true identity was that of a member of the underground Communist Party.

They were able to infiltrate the homes of high-ranking Kuomintang officials and obtain a great deal of useful intelligence.

Even when high-ranking officials and their families were leaving, they were still thinking about taking her with them to Guangzhou, and then on to Taiwan.

This clearly demonstrates his strong work ability.

Otherwise, why would the organization have assigned her to take care of Chen Huai'an and Lin Wan's daily needs?

This is the easiest place to spy on others and also the easiest place to poison or assassinate someone.

The fact that she was chosen is enough to demonstrate the central government's recognition of her abilities and its absolute trust in her.

The fact that someone was inquiring about the family's situation immediately caught their attention.

She remained outwardly calm and composed, like a woman who knew nothing.

Upon returning, I immediately reported it.

However, after research and discussion, it was decided to take a long-term approach to achieve greater success.

In addition to finding the spy's hideout, the goal is to capture all the spies in one fell swoop.

Only by capturing them all can the problem be solved once and for all.

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Now, after several severe crackdowns, the vast majority of spies have been captured and brought to justice.

Another group surrendered and handed over their weapons after hearing about the preferential treatment policy.

Because many of them were gang members, the new government took this opportunity to eliminate hundreds of gangs as well.

Don't be fooled by the gang's usual arrogance; they're always ready to pull out submachine guns and engage in firefights.

But when faced with an iron fist, they still submit completely.

Those clever leaders who disbanded their gangs and voluntarily surrendered themselves to the authorities were given lenient punishments.

Even an iron fist can't be defeated in one blow.

Therefore, just like dealing with spies, if they voluntarily surrender themselves, they can receive a lighter punishment.

There are rewards for reporting and exposing such information.

In an instant, all those thugs who had once acted arrogantly and ruthlessly were arrested.

Those who should be sentenced will be sentenced, and those who should be executed will be executed.

The public security situation in Shanghai also improved dramatically.

With the gang's collapse, the spies who had infiltrated it had nowhere to hide.

Some spies were arrested as gang members. Even if they were not exposed, they were sentenced for their crimes and were no longer able to cause trouble.

Shanghai's public security is now basically stable, and people no longer need to worry about being robbed when walking on the streets.

With the capture of a large number of spies, those die-hard elements who were still persisting became more cautious.

Finding them has become even more difficult.

So now that they've discovered clues, why would they easily close the net?

They even got Aunt Zhang to deliberately reveal some seemingly valuable false information to the vendors while she was buying vegetables.

Who would have thought that an ordinary-looking cook was actually an experienced underground party member?

After being misled, the agents learned that the villa was occupied by a businessman from out of town who owned two factories.

It is said that in recent years, they have given a lot of support to the Communist Party.

Not only did they donate money to buy guns, they also used channels to purchase medicines from Hong Kong.

He could be considered a "red" businessman.

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So it's not unreasonable for the new government to provide such a large house for them.

In the new government's view, these things are called seeking special privileges.

Without knowing the specifics, suspicion is bound to arise.

But to these Kuomintang agents, that was perfectly normal.

On the contrary, I feel that it would be abnormal if I didn't have special privileges after making so many contributions.

At least those businessmen they saw who had contributed to the war effort received various preferential treatments.

They even dared to provoke those spies.

Because these people appear to be businessmen, but in reality they have intricate connections with many high-ranking officials.

If you dare to provoke these people, you'll probably get a call from headquarters in Nanjing demanding an explanation.

The spies were watching this place because they wanted to find out the identity of this "businessman".

Only by knowing someone's identity can you kidnap them, right?

The purpose of these spies was kidnapping.

However, the purpose was not to serve the party and the state, but purely to make money.

Only by obtaining enough money can one escape to Hong Kong.

As for serving the Party and the state, they're not stupid.

If the Kuomintang reactionaries had such firm beliefs, they wouldn't have been driven out in just a few years despite having the upper hand.

Just as I was observing, a garbage cart stopped at the entrance.

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