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Chapter 303 Cao Yu Incident (please book and ask for monthly tickets)



Two days later.

Araki Hatsuma reported to Sanbenjiro about the progress of the secret arrest of Cao Yu.

"What? The person is gone?" asked Sanbenshi Lang.

"Yes." Araki Hatsuma said, "Cao Yu hasn't been to work for two days and is not at home."

Sanbenjilang thought about it and waved his hand helplessly, "Where you go to work and your home, continue to monitor these two places. Once it appears, wait for an opportunity to start."

Although Japan has been operating in Shanghai for a long time and has a strong influence, Shanghai is not a Japanese-occupied area after all, and they are unable to do whatever they want for the time being.

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...

Mailan District.

This is a slightly dilapidated house.

Cao Yu looked listless, and there was a slight disturbance outside, so he was very scared.

The night before yesterday, two comrades from the organization came to his home.

"Comrade Cao Yu, please join us and transfer quickly."

"What happened?" Cao Yu asked in surprise.

"There is a traitor in the Student Affairs Committee. You have been exposed now and must be transferred immediately."

When he heard this, Cao Yu, who had a ghost in his heart, was shocked. He almost subconsciously thought that the other party was saying that he was a traitor.

Then I realized that it was the Student Affairs Committee who had "other" traitors, and now he was notified to transfer urgently.

Cao Yu didn't want to transfer.

He has helped the Party Investigation Office to lock in the big fish "fish intestine". After "doing this vote", he can return to the team and enjoy wealth and glory.

However, he had no choice.

Transfer is an organization's decision and individuals must obey.

Unless he resists.

However, this exposed him in advance that he was a Nationalist agent.

The most important thing is that Cao Yu recognized that a comrade who led him to transfer was a traffic officer next to Zhou Hongsu. This man was from the Eastern Zhejiang Red Party and had great skills.

He can't beat it.

In this way, Cao Yu followed the two of them away from home.

And he was suddenly knocked out in the middle of the journey, and when he woke up, he was already here.

...

The moment he woke up, Cao Yu realized that he had been exposed.

To confirm this, he shouted, "Comrades, what's going on?"

"Dog spy, shout again and beat you to death." A stern scolding came from outside.

Then, Cao Yu shut up obediently.

He has been detained for almost two days. Except for the meal time, he stuffed two sesame cakes and a bowl of water. No one paid attention to him at other times.

This made Cao Yu even more scared.

Thinking of the Red Party's ruthless methods of treating traitors, he became more and more afraid of his feelings. His emotions were almost broken, and he did not dare to shout loudly, afraid of arousing the anger of the guards. He lay on the ground and shouted in a low voice to the door:

"I am not a traitor, I am a member of the Party Investigation Department. I am invading you, I am not a traitor."

"I am from the National Government, and now I am working with Guohong. You can't kill me."

...

In fact, there is great controversy within the Red Party about how to deal with Cao Yu.

Cao Yu's superiors and Comrade Zhou Hongsu firmly demand that the organization shoot Cao Yu and never treat the traitors mercilessly.

However, some comrades expressed opposition, believing that it is the period of the China-Red Cooperation Negotiation, and people cannot be killed easily, otherwise it may affect the China-Red negotiations.

This comrade's views aroused the criticism of many comrades. Zhou Hongsu was very angry and even directly criticized his old comrade as a surrenderist and wanted to betray the revolution.

Wang Jun put forward another point of view, and he advocated a dialectical view of this matter:

If Cao Yu is a traitor within our party, then sanctions must be imposed;

If Cao Yu is the enemy who invades our party and is a spy from the National Party, then this matter needs to be cautious.

"Comrade Wang Jun was considerate more thoughtful," said Peng Yuou.

"Two months ago, through negotiations, the National Party released several of our comrades."

"In this case, if it is indeed proved that Cao Yu himself is a spy on the National Party, we really cannot kill him."

"Killing Cao Yu may anger the enemy, and at the same time it will also bring safety hazards to comrades who are still detained by the enemy. The enemy may use this as an excuse to be angry and angry to kill our comrades. We have to guard against this."

Peng and Ou talked about their views.

...

After discussion, everyone finally chose to accept the proposal proposed by Peng, Ou and Wang Jun.

Of course, there is another point that I agree to this plan, that is, Cao Yu did not cause too much harm to the organization.

Yes, although Cao Yu's original intention was to "do a big vote", and his goal was directly aimed at the top leaders of the Red Party in Shanghai, and his intentions were even more vicious, objectively speaking, it was precisely because of this reason that this person did not pose any substantial threat to the Red Party.

In more than a year, Cao Yu may not have caused any losses to our party. This is indeed something that no one expected.

So, find out whether Cao Yu first joined the Red Party and then betrayed the revolution, or invaded our party as a spy in the National Party.

Soon, the comrade guarding Cao Yu reported to the organization:

Cao Yu took the initiative to confess that he was an agent of the Kuomintang invading our party.

After hearing the news, Zhou Hongsu personally rushed to the guard site and interrogated Cao Yu.

When did this person join the National Party?

In what way did we approach our party and eventually succeeded in invading our party.

What information did Cao Yu provide to the National Party spies?

After the interrogation, Zhou Hongsu was both angry, shocked and thankful.

What was angry was that Cao Yu used his appreciation for it to move closer to the organization and eventually invaded our party.

What was shocked was that after Cao Yu invaded our party, he did not actually convey any information to the Party Investigation Office.

The other party's online was Wang Kangnian, the leader of the third group of the Action Section of the Party Investigation Department. This person gave Cao Yu only one task, which was to capture information on the senior Red Party in Shanghai. For the sake of safety, no reporting is required.

This also made Zhou Hongsu very glad. If Cao Yu, who had developed into the party, had caused harm to our party and sacrifice and harm to his comrades, he would never forgive himself and would feel guilty for his whole life.

...

Things have been figured out.

The senior leaders of the Shanghai Red Party held another meeting to discuss how to deal with the incident of the National Party spy Cao Yu.

Peng and Ou made a suggestion for everyone to discuss.

His advice is:

Although Cao Yu kept saying that he had not provided Wang Kangnian with the information about his comrades, we cannot completely believe it.

At present, the Guohong negotiations are in progress and are almost completed.

The headquarters has ordered that our party in the Kuomintang-controlled region can take the initiative to arrange some comrades to publicly reveal their identities according to actual conditions, and publicly participate in the Anti-Japanese and National Saving Party as a member of the Red Party.

This is also the new working situation and requirements under the unified national war of resistance.

Therefore, Peng and Ou's proposal was that, including Comrade Zhou Hongsu, these comrades who are known to Cao Yu took the initiative to expose themselves and acted publicly as members of the Red Party.

"I agree!" Zhou Hongsu was the first to raise his hand to agree.

He doesn't want to leave Shanghai.

If he follows the original plan and for safety reasons, he needs to be transferred from Shanghai.

"I don't agree." Some comrades expressed opposition, "How can we ensure that the National Party will not attack our comrades who actively exposed them?"




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