1932: Playing with the Japanese Communist Party with a doll

Whether it was out of personal interests for promotion and salary increase, out of loyalty to the Empire of Japan, or out of the inner desire to revive Manchukuo, it was impossible for Yoshiko Kawashima not to be anxious.

However, his companion, Tanaka Takayoshi, laughed nonchalantly and said:

"Hahahahaha...Fangzi, you made a mistake. Whether your action is successful or not will not affect the final result!"

"What's the meaning?"

"Hehehe... Anyway, don't worry. Whether Tianqi and the others are late or not, or even whether they come or not, it won't have much of an impact. I promise you that."

Compared to Yoshiko Kawashima, who only received some superficial spy and military education, Takayoshi Tanaka was a graduate of the Army Officer School and Army University. His overall quality was much higher than the former.

He knew very well that in order to cover up their plan in the Northeast, Japan was considering creating a major incident in Shanghai, the place with the largest number of foreigners, to attract attention;

As long as an armed conflict is provoked in Shanghai, the largest city in the Far East, no one will pay attention to the actions of Lord Itagaki, Lord Ishihara and others in the Northeast.

In other words, all Japan needs is for everyone to turn their attention to Shanghai.

Therefore, everything that Yoshiko Kawashima worked hard for was extremely important in her own eyes, but for the imperial country, it was actually just an insignificant fuse.

So what if there is no trigger?

Is it difficult to find any reason to cause a big trouble or to attack Shanghai?

Otherwise, how could Tanaka Takayoshi have the courage to embezzle three-quarters of the 2 yen operation funds given by his superiors and only give Kawashima Yoshiko 5000 yen to complete the mission?

It's just a fuse, why does it cost so much money?

After being comforted, Yoshiko Kawashima had to suppress her restlessness and endure the slogans such as "Resist Japan and Save the Nation" coming from the Sanyou Towel Factory opposite from time to time, and continued to wait.

However, the wait lasted until six o'clock in the evening.

The first wave of workers started to leave work, but the small team of five people led by Amasaki Keishi and Mizukami Hideo still did not show up.

Now, Tanaka Takayoshi couldn't sit still anymore.

No matter how casual the wanderers are in normal times, they would never be so casual!

Something must have happened!

In Shanghai, a place as chaotic as it is, accidents are not uncommon.

Stealing, robbery, murder, rape, kidnapping...

Evils both imaginable and unimaginable are happening all the time.

Sometimes, even foreigners are not immune.

But the question is, who would attack Japanese monks?

Those Chinese who hate Japan?

But even if they were wearing very conspicuous Japanese clothes, as long as their intentions were not exposed, even the Chinese would not conflict with them.

Could it be that they were involved in an internal fight between gangs?

This is the most likely reason.

In addition to the Green Gang, the Red Gang, and the Axe Gang, there are many other gangs of varying sizes in Shanghai, which are constantly in conflict with each other, and it is not impossible for outsiders to be involved.

But the same thing goes, facing the Japanese, most gangs are cowards. Even the Axe Gang will not easily clash with the Japanese...

After much thought, no one could figure out the reason why Amasaki Keisho got into trouble.

Seeing things turn out like this, Tanaka Takayoshi fell into deep thought;

He instinctively sensed something strange and began to seriously consider his next strategy, while Yoshiko Kawashima, who was the main planner and responsible for executing this operation, felt ashamed.

Watching the "Workers' Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army" from the Sanyou Industrial Society's main factory walking out one after another, talking and laughing, she wished she could go up and stir up trouble herself.

Like, shooting a few people or something.

However, she can't.

Because even if she is the nominal "commander", the real commander can only be a pure Japanese.

That is, Takayoshi Tanaka.

"Major, what should we do now?!"

"...This is a bit strange. Let's abandon today's operation for now!"

"Hey?"

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When she heard the order to "stop the operation", Yoshiko Kawashima's eyes showed obvious disappointment and unwillingness.

Because this means that the "provocative action" planned and led by her is very likely to have failed;

There is no doubt that if she fails, it will greatly affect Japan's evaluation of her and will also greatly affect her future career development.

Lord Itagaki (Seishirō) said in person that if this operation is a great success, he would recommend himself to be the chief female official of Manchukuo or even the commander-in-chief of a certain army of Manchukuo!

How can this be allowed?

"Longji-kun!"

Kawashima Yoshiko pointed at the crowd in the distance and said hurriedly:

"This operation hasn't failed yet! Isn't it just provoking trouble? I can replace them myself!"

"..."

What an ambitious woman...

No wonder Lord Itagaki chose her to come here.

Although Kawashima Yoshiko's service in bed was very satisfactory, Tanaka Takayoshi was also an ambitious young officer. He was not completely obsessed with women and shook his head and refused:

"Let's go back first and find out whether Amasaki and the others are missing and what the reason is!"

"But that would be a huge waste of time! It would delay the Imperial Army's important mission!"

"Don't worry. If they don't come back at night, we can find another opportunity or proceed directly to the second step."

Isn't it just an excuse to cause trouble?

Isn’t it easy to find this excuse?

Even if there is no such excuse and you just go ahead and do it, as long as the effect is achieved in the end, who will hold you accountable?

"..."

However, even if I took other actions to achieve the Imperial Army's goal, my role in the incident wasn't that prominent!!

Despite expressing her opposition, Yoshiko Kawashima had to give up the action and return to her base camp with her men to wait due to the insistence of Tanaka Takayoshi, the real person in charge.

We waited until 9 o'clock in the evening, but the five people we sent out still didn't come back.

This time, everyone was finally convinced that something had happened to them and they were most likely dead.

However, Yoshiko Kawashima and her group, especially Takayoshi Tanaka, were neither angry nor sad, but were extremely surprised.

It would be better to die!

The dead are much more useful than the living!

Tanaka Takayoshi immediately wanted to order the people of the "Japanese Overseas Chinese Youth Comrades Association" to go to the Sanyou Headquarters to find the "murderer" in order to stir up trouble, but he changed his mind and felt that this was not a good idea.

What if they are not dead?

Then only...

So, the next morning, several more Japanese ronin appeared outside the gate of Sanyou Industrial Company, throwing stones into the factory and making crazy provocations outside, trying to stir up trouble;

However, the gate of Sanyou Industrial Society was closed, and the guards and workers were hiding behind the wall, observing the vagrants' actions in silence, without any response;

No matter how the ronin provoked them, the people from Sanyou Industrial Society were like dead. Not only did they not rush out, they didn't even fight back.

Alas?

Isn't that how the script should be?

Isn't it said that everyone in Sanyou Industrial Company, from the boss to the employees, has a hot temper and will rush out to fight at the slightest provocation?

Why are you so cowardly today?

too weird.

The confused Japanese ronin had no idea that an old movie camera was pointed at them on the second floor of a nearby teahouse.

Meanwhile on the other side.

After a night of coordination, at 9 a.m., the "Japanese Overseas Chinese Youth Comrades Unity Association" instigated more than a thousand Japanese expatriates to gather near the Japanese Residents' Association on Wenjianshi Road.

Yoshiko Kawashima stood in front of the stage and gave a speech with “anger and grief”:

"...Before they disappeared, Masters Amasaki and Mizukami told me they were going to the Chinese Sanyou factory to confront the workers who had stolen their products..."

"Now they've disappeared for no apparent reason. If it wasn't the Sanyou people who did it, who else could it be?!"

"Several of our compatriots have already gone to settle accounts with the Sanyou people out of righteous indignation. Are we still supposed to stand by and watch like women?!"

"Let's go find the Three Friends and seek justice for the two masters and three believers!!"

With just a few simple lies that she herself didn't believe, she easily stirred up the emotions of all the Japanese present;

In other words, as long as they can have a "legitimate reason", these Japanese who came all the way to China don't care whether it is a lie or not.

They lied, so what can the Chinese do to them?

This is Shanghai!

Shanghai is the city that all non-Chinese people dream of and are reluctant to leave!

Then, there was a roar from the audience:

"Justice!"

"Destroy the three friends!"

"Punish the Chinese severely!"

"Let the army of the Empire of Japan flatten Shanghai!"

"..."

After inspiring morale, Yoshiko Kawashima retreated to the background, blending in with the troops, and led the huge crowd to start a demonstration along North Sichuan Road according to the plan made in advance.

Of course, this seemingly peaceful demonstration was a complete sham from the very beginning.

Kawashima Yoshiko's plan was that during the march, faced with the "insult to their compatriots", the expatriates "lost control of their emotions" and "accidentally" damaged some Chinese shops;

If the other side does not resist, it means that "the Chinese are planning even crazier anti-Japanese plans";

If they resisted, it would be "Chinese attacking a peaceful demonstration of Japanese residents";

Regardless of whether there was resistance or not, the Japanese side had the excuse of "protecting overseas Chinese" to send troops to land in Shanghai.

Originally, the starting point of this plot should have been "the unfortunate death of a Japanese monk in an attack by workers at the Sanyou Factory, and the indignant clash of Japanese youths";

But unfortunately, the five people disappeared, so they had to change the version to "Japanese expatriates disappeared, and other Japanese youths went to Sanyou Factory in indignation to demand their release."

There is not much difference between left and right.

Soon, the parade reached Qiujiang Road, where there were many Chinese shops.

Just as Yoshiko Kawashima was about to order the gangsters around her to take action, she discovered that a large number of Chinese people had gathered in front of a large pendulum clock not far away.

Alas?

Has our plan been leaked?

No, it's impossible.

This action was a spur-of-the-moment decision, how could the plan be leaked?

But it’s also a good thing. With so many Chinese people present, conflicts are more likely to break out and easier to explain.

The group of Chinese people quickly discovered the parading team and quickly recognized that they were Japanese.

However, to Yoshiko Kawashima's surprise, they did not dodge, but looked over at her in unison.