Ma Yuzhen saw Lu Chengzhou deep in thought and felt that she should be able to persuade him.
If Lu Chengzhou could become his revolutionary comrade, that would be the most perfect thing.
However, Lu Chengzhou would not be persuaded by Ma Yuzhen.
The sway he showed was just a signal sent to Xiao Dianrong.
Lu Chengzhou did not express his position, not only to protect Ma Yuzhen, but also to convey a false impression to the military commander: Ma Yuzhen is just a progressive young man and has no real relationship with the Communist Party.
Lu Chengzhou did not express his position on the spot, which made Ma Yuzhen very regretful.
After dinner, although Lu Chengzhou wanted to send her back, she declined.
Ma Yuzhen's heart was full of revolutionary passion. Although the cold wind was raging outside, there was a fire burning inside her.
After returning to school, she reported to the organization the process of communicating with Lu Chengzhou.
Soon, Xiao Dianrong, who learned the news, made a special trip to the British Concession to try to get Lu Chengzhou to join the organization.
Xiao Dianrong's attitude was very sincere. He took the initiative to tell Lu Chengzhou about the Haigu students and prepared the route, slogans and slogans for the demonstration.
"You tell me this, aren't you worried that I will report it to the authorities?" Lu Chengzhou said, crossing his arms.
"If you wanted to inform me, you wouldn't send me a letter." Xiao Dianrong said with a smile.
He also reported to Ma Wenxiang about Lu Chengzhou.
Both of them believed that Lu Chengzhou was patriotic at heart.
But Lu Chengzhou's current status prevents him from showing his patriotism.
Therefore, the way Lu Chengzhou works should be treated differently from others.
Lu Chengzhou may not be required to participate in their activities, or he may not even be allowed to join the party organization. As long as Lu Chengzhou is willing to do something for the revolution, that is enough.
"In the next few days, I will contact my former classmates at the police training center. If the authorities want to use force to suppress the student movement, they will definitely get the news in advance." Lu Chengzhou said slowly.
The things he does for his students will be reported truthfully to Chen Shiguang.
Of course, the information learned from Xiao Dianrong will also be selectively reported to military commanders and the Japanese secret service.
Lu Chengzhou's ability to connect with progressive students shows that he is still very capable in this regard.
The military commanders have always tried every means to break into the Communist Party.
However, few are successful.
It was hard to break into the peripheral organization of the Communist Party, but he was accidentally exposed.
Lu Chengzhou reported to Chen Shiguang that students in Haigu City would establish the "Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Federation" to replace the previous student self-government association.
Moreover, the main task of this "Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Federation" is to hold a demonstration in Haigu.
At the same time, Lu Chengzhou also reported on the schools that will participate in the parade, their routes, and the slogans and slogans prepared by the students.
He He, who had just applied to Railway No. 1 Middle School, also brought back similar information.
However, his intelligence was far less accurate than Lu Chengzhou's.
Although He He revealed his left-leaning thoughts as soon as he arrived at Railway No. 1 Middle School, he had just arrived at the school after all, and the party branch of Railway No. 1 Middle School would be cautious when contacting him.
After seeing the information sent back by Lu Chengzhou, He He finally understood the special mission Lu Chengzhou had shouldered.
"Webmaster, please rest assured that what Lu Chengzhou has obtained is only peripheral intelligence. I have gained the initial trust of the students. If everything goes well, I will soon be able to join the Haigu Students Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Federation." He He said firmly.
"Then I will wait for the good news from Team Leader He." Chen Shiguang nodded slightly and said slowly.
Although Chen Shiguang said it politely, he didn't take He He's words seriously.
Lu Chengzhou was from Haigu, and he and these students were classmates.
Lu Chengzhou has a natural advantage. Even if he does nothing, students will take the initiative to disclose information to him.
Although He He got into Railway No. 1 Middle School, he was a foreigner after all, and it was not easy to get into the student organization.
It's just that He He has just taken office and is not very familiar with the situation in Haigu. Chen Shiguang cannot easily dampen his enthusiasm.
Of course, He He may have his own ideas, but no matter what, Chen Shiguang just needs to look at it calmly.
At dawn on December 18, 1935, the urban area of Haigu was covered with mist and the wind was biting. However, patriotic young students from all walks of life in Haigu, with a deep understanding of the nation and the motherland, began a massive anti-Japanese and national salvation demonstration.
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At 8 o'clock in the morning, students from the School of Law and Business walked out of the school gates holding high banners with slogans of resisting Japan and saving the nation, officially kicking off the Haigu student parade.
Ma Wenxiang and Xiao Dianrong from the School of Law and Business, together with other progressive students, were at the forefront of the team and moved forward resolutely along the established route.
More than 300 students from Peiyang University bravely stepped out of the school gates despite the obstruction of the school authorities, and joined the team from the School of Law and Business near Xiaowangfu.
The students of Hubei Women's Normal University were in class. When they heard the slogans of the parade outside, they took the initiative to join the parade.
The parades from Nankai University and Huiwen Middle School soon joined in. The students held hands and marched shoulder to shoulder toward the city.
When the parade arrived at Chenwei Road, the parade teams from Zhongshan Middle School, Juemin Middle School, and Industrial College also joined in.
They shouted the slogan: "Down with the traitors and traitors" and sang the passionate and tragic "March of the Volunteers".
At the King Kong Bridge, the marchers encountered armed military police, but no students flinched.
While they sent out representatives to engage in reasoning and struggle with the military and police, they shouted slogans: "Welcome the patriotic military and police to resist Japan and save the country!" and "Chinese people will not fight Chinese people!"
Some military police officers with a sense of justice were indeed very moved.
However, more military and police officers remained indifferent.
However, they did not take action against the students. When the parade surged towards the bridge, these military police were unable to stop the torrent.
The parade broke through the obstruction of the military and police, and the enthusiasm of the students became even higher.
Some of them delivered impassioned speeches to the surrounding crowd, and some of them shouted slogans while wiping tears from their eyes.
Although Lu Chengzhou did not participate in these demonstrations, he put on makeup and carried a camera as a reporter to observe the slowly growing parade.
Especially when he was at Jingang Bridge, Lu Chengzhou was very worried.
If the military and police opened fire, it would be another bloodshed.
At three o'clock in the afternoon, the parade gathered at the playground of Nankai Middle School. Lu Chengzhou sneaked in as a reporter and took many photos.
Some of these photos will be handed over to the military commander as Lu Chengzhou's achievement today.
Others will be handed over to the party organization as a memorial to the demonstration.
After the photos were developed, Lu Chengzhou looked carefully at each one. These young and high-spirited faces made Lu Chengzhou very passionate.
In the photos, Lu Chengzhou found many acquaintances, including Xiao Dianrong, Cheng Ruien, and Ma Yuzhen.
