Chapter 152 Section 3 Philanthropists making trouble in Tokyo

At the beginning of 1914, Yuan Shikai's government intercepted a secret report, and Sun Wen sent four people to sneak into Shanghai. Among the four, one was Zang Zaixing, the other was Lei, and the other two were unknown.There is another news that is enough to make Yuan Shikai tremble with fear, saying that the terrorist tycoon Chen Qimei has sneaked into Shanghai. According to the spy report at the time: Chen Qimei, after the failure of the second revolution, hid on a foreigner's warship, and with the help of the imperialist powers, she still wanted to make a big fuss, but failed.He sneaked into Zhejiang with Wang Jinfa, the comrade-in-arms of Jianhu heroine Qiu Jin, but was guarded by the governor of Zhejiang, Zhu Rui. Chen Qimei had nowhere to start, and ran to Japan in hatred.

But soon, Chen Qimei came back again, and the spies even found out where Chen Qimei was hiding. He was in a Japanese home in Shuishatuo, Huxi. Who.At that time, groups of spies were squatting helplessly in Shuishatuo, guarding the door of the Japanese family, hoping that Chen Qimei would lose her mind and come out by herself, so that they could catch him and get more bonuses. In fact, Chen Qimei had been foolish many times and came out. The spies reported: Chen Qimei wore silk cotton as the base of the jackets and trousers, and she usually wore Tianjing wool single gowns. When she went out, she wore a white and gray coat with a high collar. Coat, the place to go is mainly garbage bridge north, and sometimes visit relatives and friends, most of the time is in the middle of the night.

Although Chen Qimei showed up many times, the spies still couldn't catch him.In a confidential report to the police, the agents explained: However, not only does he not communicate with people outside the party on weekdays, even if he guards against plots by his fellow party, he never forgets his past. What the agent meant was that Chen Qimei had already advanced into a terrorist tycoon and had a lot of experience in fighting against the enemy. Not only did he not trust people other than the Kuomintang, he was most wary of the Kuomintang.So if you want to catch him, it's difficult, extremely difficult.

Another source said that the Kuomintang had secretly set up a bomb research institute in Tokyo. It was so secretive that even the powerful Japanese police didn't know about it. known to outsiders. The Japanese police reported that in the suburbs of Tokyo, Japan, there is an inconspicuous school in a beautiful place. This school is funded by a Chinese philanthropist, and the students attending are all from China.Suddenly one day there was a loud bang in the well-established school, and a student was seen running down the small road in Tokyo in a panic with his face covered in blood and his clothes torn.After hearing the news, the Japanese police came after him, stopped him and arrested the strange man.

The strange man said that his surname was Zhang, he was also Chinese, he was a member of Mr. Sun Wen's Chinese Revolutionary Party, he was researching bombs at school, and was accidentally injured. The Japanese police entered the school and found that there was another Japanese man at the explosion site, a retired soldier, who was also bombed to death. The school claimed that the Japanese and Chinese who were injured had nothing to do with the school.The man surnamed Zhang has already been expelled from the school, so the school is innocent. It’s no wonder that Japan believed you. After careful investigation of the sponsor of this school, I was surprised to find that the philanthropist was Li Liejun from the Chinese Revolutionary Party.The school is actually just a secret training base for the Chinese Revolutionaries in Japan. Although the base was cracked this time, a large number of assassins had already set off. However, due to Yuan Shikai's strict defense in Beijing, it was difficult for the assassins to sneak in, so the undercurrent of assassination began. flow to the southern provinces.