After a few people left, Qin Chuan was still a little confused about the upcoming visit of He Zhi Ying Er. According to the information in Qin Chuan's memory, the headquarters of the Lan Agency chaired by He Zhi Ying Er should be in Jinmen. Although he also has

There should be other signboards for the office location, and since he has been active in the country for a long time, his identity should not only be known by the department, but there will definitely be special files on this person.

Although it is unclear whether He Zhiyinger came to Shanghai secretly this time, or whether he was active in Shanghai for many days. In short, the spy leader is not supposed to show up in person. Could it be that Hezhiyinger has nothing to do with the Gui family?

Instead of getting good grades, you are already interested in yourself, the newly minted director of the inspection office?

But by coming to contact him so blatantly, isn't he afraid that he is an agent?

After thinking carefully for a while, Qin Chuan felt somewhat relieved. His name as the so-called Director of the Inspection Office may seem deceptive, but in the eyes of outsiders, he was actually a job set up by the Ministry of Internal Affairs under pressure.

The temporary agency was just a window dressing, and they didn’t want to get involved too deeply, so they selected a private person to serve as the director of the inspection office.

There are many Kuomintang officials in a similar situation to him, but his new identity is a bit abrupt. Not only is he nominally a department directly under the Inspection Office of the Ministry of the Interior, but also due to the involvement of the Secret Service, he and the Secret Service should also have certain interactions.

The most important thing is that the inspection room is responsible for supervising the Shanghai police system, and He Zhiyingji is probably interested in his identity. Did he come here specifically to test himself?

Now that he had a rough judgment on the purpose of He Zhiyinger's visit, Qin Chuan couldn't help but relax. In order to dilute the official atmosphere and show that he, a civilian, was still a little uncomfortable with his new job, Qin Chuan simply took out a piece of wood.

The chessboard and Go were placed on the coffee table, and then I brought two bottles of beer. While laying out the chess records alone, I slowly sipped the beer and began to ponder the long-lost Go skills.

Qinchuan played Go because he had become a member of the "Qingping Club" at the invitation of "Sailor" Wei Ningbo. He needed to meet "Sailor" there, so he had to pick up the long-lost Go game and get it.

Putting Go in the office is to familiarize yourself with the unfamiliar feeling of chess when you have nothing to do.

There is not only a Go game here, but also a set at home. There are also many Go books from this period, including many translated Japanese chess scores.

The development of Go during the Republic of China was not very popular in China. It was only more prosperous in Peiping, Shanghai and Jinling. However, the popularity was still very limited. For example, during the Beiyang period in the 1920s, Go was most popular in Peking, and in Shanghai in the 1930s.

The most prosperous, and the most famous chess player in the country, he can even be called the chief helmsman.

The person in charge turned out to be Duan Qirui, the leader of Beiyang. This was not because Duan Qirui was so good at Go, but because Duan Duan loved Go very much. No matter when he was in power or in the field, he played chess every day and even gathered around him.

I have met many Go masters in China, and they play against each other every day and never tire of it.

But generally speaking, the level of Go in China is much worse than that in Japan. During this period, Japanese players often came to China to communicate with domestic players, and they usually had to give up their pieces.

Generally speaking, the level of Go between China and Japan during the Republic of China was generally not as good as that of later generations. During this period, the black game was not close to the goal, and the layout was in the low position of the small goal. It was not until the late 1930s that a generation of Go master Wu Qingyuan began to innovate the star position layout.

Gradually prosper.

Qinchuan's Go level in his previous life, although he could barely reach around seventh-dan amateur level, was far inferior to the professional fourth- and fifth-dan players in later generations. Compared with the level of Go between China and Japan at this time, Qin Chuan believed that

It's okay to do it reluctantly, and he has that tasteless system, which is equivalent to

His mind stores a large number of games played by famous players and a large number of formulas. With the help of the system, he will have a great cheating advantage in the game. Especially in the layout stage, he can rely on many dazzling formulas.

Get the head start and give your opponent a chance to strike.

Qin Chuanzai

Twenty minutes later, He Zhiying arrived at Qin Chuan's office under the guidance of Qian Tong.

After Qian Tong sent He Zhiyinger to Qin Chuan's office, he made a gesture to Qin Chuan to indicate that everything was normal, and then retreated outside the office to wait.

He Zhiying is in his twenties and forties. He has a somewhat delicate appearance and is well-dressed. He feels like an employee of a foreign company in the concession. His impressive big eyes reveal shrewdness and ability.

After Wachi Takaji entered the office, he bowed to Qin Chuan extremely humbly, "Dear Director Qin, the Consul of the Empire of Japan in Shanghai is very concerned about the arrest of our businessmen by you. I have been entrusted by the consul to come to understand

Regarding the relevant situation, I would like to express my deep gratitude to Director Qin for giving our citizens good treatment!"

"At the same time, I deeply regret the trouble caused to you by our merchants from the Empire of Japan. Before I came here, I had contacted my good friend, Mr. Kameda's brother, at the consulate, and I had just talked with Mr. Kameda.

However, we have condemned his bad behavior and they have realized the mistake of violating the relevant laws of your country. On behalf of Mr. Kameda, I ask you to forgive his mistake and at the same time be willing to pay the corresponding price for the trouble caused to Mr. Qin.

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He Zhiyingji speaks Mandarin very fluently, but his pronunciation has a strong northern accent. If you identify carefully, you will find that there are Northeastern accents, Lu Province and Jin Province accents.

Without having to think about it, Qin Chuan understood the meaning of He Zhiying's words. He reminded Qin Chuan that he came to their inspection room on behalf of the Japanese consul in Shanghai, and this matter had attracted the attention of their consulate;

There is also a show of goodwill. The sentence about Kameda being willing to pay a corresponding price is very clear, which means that he is neither humble nor arrogant.

Qin Chuan stood up with a smile and stretched out his hand, saying with a little surprise in his tone, "Mr. Wachi, according to what Mr. Kameda said, your identity should be a reporter. How come you are now a diplomat at the consulate?"

Seeing Qin Chuan reaching out to him, a hint of joy flashed through He Zhiying's eyes. He seemed to be ready to answer Qin Chuan's question and stretched out his hand to shake it with Qin Chuan. He also smiled and said, "My formal

I am indeed a reporter, but since I am proficient in your language and the consulate lacks such personnel, I was hired by Mr. Consul as my part-time job."

After shaking hands, He Zhiyinger took out another business card and handed it to Qin Chuan with both hands, "Director Qin, this is my business card."
Chapter completed!