A few days later, a movement broke out in Chongqing, with thousands of students taking to the streets to promote the War of Resistance against Japan.
The police were unable to suppress the crowd because the emotions of the people had also been stirred up, and the whole city was shouting for resistance against Japan.
Yi Mu and Zeng Guangzhao stood on the balcony of the restaurant, looking down at the students holding up flags, both with heavy expressions on their faces.
"Her body has been cremated and buried in the cemetery, so there is no need to worry about unrest anymore."
Yi Mu already knew Zeng Guangzhao's hidden identity, and he greatly admired Zeng Guangzhao's ability to conceal it.
A high-ranking general in the National Revolutionary Army was actually a Communist spy; Zeng Guangzhao was very well hidden.
Yi Mu looked up at the gloomy sky and said, "I plan to run the photo studio well from now on."
The teahouse's secret base has been discovered, and the organization needs a new location.
Yi Mu has lived a life of hiding his head in this chaotic world for seven or eight years. It's time for him to stand up straight and do something.
Zeng Guangzhao turned to look at him, "Don't forget, you still owe me a day trip to Chongqing."
Yi Mu turned around, put on his top hat, and walked quite a distance before his voice came: "Let's talk about it later."
Let's talk about that later. Three years later, when they both left Chongqing, Yi Mu still hadn't kept his promise.
After the July 7 Incident, the Kuomintang and the Communist Party temporarily put aside their differences and united to resist Japan.
Zeng Guangzhao injured his arm on the battlefield, which often made it difficult for him to move around. The military transferred him to Shanghai to become the commander of the Shanghai Garrison, moving him from the battlefield to behind the scenes.
Yi Mu's photography studio closed down six months ago, and he was transferred to Shanghai to become the head of the secret base, mainly responsible for intelligence transmission.
Yi Mu's cover identity is that of a Kuomintang military intelligence agent, and he and Zeng Guangzhao often meet on various occasions.
The two are getting more and more familiar with each other, and Yi Mu has also figured out what it means when Zeng Guangzhao keeps staring at him.
Zeng Guangzhao sincerely told Yi Mu that he did not regard him as a substitute for anyone.
According to him, the two knew each other before and had been intimate; they were just a hair's breadth away from confessing their feelings and being together.
Unfortunately, some things happened later that separated them.
Yi Mu was skeptical of Zeng Guangzhao's words.
It is highly likely that Zeng Guangzhao fabricated this story to make it easier for him to pursue her.
Yes, Zeng Guangzhao is pursuing Yi Mu.
Given the relatively high level of tolerance towards homosexuality in society today, Zeng Guangzhao and Yi Mu's interactions were not met with disapproval.
Except for one person.
The daughter of the director of the Military Intelligence Bureau, where Yi Mu worked, was a remarkable woman.
She was a high-ranking agent in the Military Intelligence Bureau, and often played a greater role than some of the men in the bureau. She was the head of the Military Intelligence Department where Yi Mu worked.
The bureau chief's daughter fell head over heels for Zeng Guangzhao the year before she saw him at a banquet.
She publicly declared that she would not marry anyone but Zeng Guangzhao.
Zeng Guangzhao showed impatience and ignored the one-sided advances of the bureau chief's daughter.
Yi Mu, however, was watching with amusement and advised him to take advantage of the opportunity to make close contact with the higher-ups of the Military Intelligence Bureau in order to extract more valuable intelligence.
Within the Military Intelligence Bureau, most of the intelligence is beyond the reach of the lower-ranking officers.
Because intelligence agents on both sides are now infiltrating each other, valuable intelligence is being held by those above.
Zeng Guangzhao's presence allows for the acquisition of more intelligence.
As a result, Zeng Guangzhao, who was regarded as the prospective son-in-law of the director of the Military Intelligence Bureau, could attend almost any important occasion, after all, he himself held a very high official position.
It is said that a woman in love is at her most feminine. The longer the bureau chief's daughter spent with Zeng Guangzhao, the more insecure she felt.
Zeng Guangzhao never responded to her; she was like an actor performing a one-woman show.
Yi Mu, on the other hand, received all of Zeng Guangzhao's affections effortlessly without doing anything, which made her extremely jealous.
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