The Cold War: Jumping back and forth between the two camps

When Dunn walked into the lobby of the newspaper office, he found Kurt waiting for him in the lobby.

And the moment Dunn walked into the hall, Kurt hurried over to greet him.

"I had already arrived at the airport, but Mr. Ma said he had something important to discuss with you, so he was supposed to pick you up at the airport and bring you here today, but he sent me back!"

Kurt explained to Dunn somewhat helplessly.

"I know he told me everything. It's not your fault. And he did tell me some important information today!"

Dunn nodded, not meaning to blame Kurt.

It was probably because Dunn was in a good mood. After all, Feng Enshuo had just brought him another big business.

However, since he had already seen Le Cote Dunn, he did not hesitate to take Kurt to his office and asked him what had happened in the newspaper during his absence.

Of course, the problem was mainly with the agents from the Central Youth Bureau. He would ask Liu Liyuan about the newspaper's issues later.

"The biggest thing is nothing more than the outbreak of war on the peninsula!"

Kurt said with a sigh.

"You also know that in the early stages of the war, our country and South Korea's armies were completely defeated. However, thanks to their poor performance, we also stationed some so-called war correspondents on the front lines to get first-hand information, which greatly increased the sales of our newspapers in Hong Kong!"

Kurt did not want to see this happen. After all, his country's defeat in the peninsula region made him feel a little ashamed.

"But fortunately, since we landed in Incheon, our situation has improved a lot. However, we can still open up the market in Hong Kong with first-hand information. After all, there are not many reporters from other newspapers in Hong Kong who are willing to send war reporters to the peninsula!"

Speaking of this, Kurt became a little proud again, as if all the credit was his.

But it's almost the same, thanks to the newspaper, which was originally run by the CIA, so it's really easy to get news from the front line.

I guess Kurt has been involved in this matter a lot.

After all, he is the one who actually manages the group of agents in the newspaper.

"well done!"

Dunn was also generous in his praise for Kurt.

After all, this guy did some real work in Hong Kong. Then Kurt reported some recent situations to Dunn, which were actually nothing serious.

Apart from the incident on the peninsula, everything is going smoothly.

During this period of time when he was away, the special supply command in the Hong Kong area temporarily belonged to Kurt.

However, most of the Chinese employees who remained in Hong Kong were not eligible to participate in some major events, while those who were eligible to participate had already gone to the Sino-North Korean border.

After listening to Kurt's report, Dunn couldn't wait to call Liu Liyuan.

Unlike sitting throughout Kurt's report, Dunn stood up from his seat the moment Liu Liyuan entered his office and closed the door.

"Mr. Liu, did you receive the telegram I sent you earlier? I hope you didn't reveal anything!"

What Zhang Dezhong reported to him before was that he had been secretly observing Liu Liyuan!

It was not convenient to tell the truth to Zhang Dezhong at that time, so Dunn had to send a telegram to Liu Liyuan to ask him to pay more attention.

Fortunately, Zhang Dezhong is now floating on the sea. It should be said that he will probably spend most of his time floating on the sea in the future.

It is not easy to monitor Liu Liyuan for a long time.

Since Dunn had already told Liu Liyuan the inside story, it would undoubtedly be much more difficult for Zhang Dezhong to obtain any substantial evidence. But this kind of thing should not be taken lightly.

"To be honest, I haven't had much contact with Xiao Zhang recently. If you hadn't told me that he was monitoring me, I would still be in the dark!"

Liu Liyuan smiled bitterly and said that although he was usually cautious in doing things, he never expected that he would do this.

Fortunately, after careful recollection, he felt that Zhang Zezhong should not have been able to find more flaws in him, otherwise he would not have just reported to Dunn.

“I’ve just been meeting Mr. Wu more often recently!

But I am usually very careful when making appointments with Mr. Wu, and the meeting places are basically not in the city of Hong Kong!

You rarely even go to the pier that I took you to last time!

I don't think Mr. Zhang can observe too many things!"

After hearing what Liu Liyuan said, Deng En was finally relieved. In fact, he didn't believe that Zhang Zezhong could find out so much in such a short time.

After all, compared to Liu Liyuan, Zhang Dezhong is really very young.

“I didn’t expect this kid to be so serious about his work!

Originally, I wanted to wait until the smuggling routes were stabilized and try not to let him go out to sea too often.

But now it seems that we should let this kid concentrate on his work at sea and try not to let him go ashore!"

At this time, Zhang Dezhong, who was far away on a ship in the Pacific Ocean, couldn't help but sneeze.

He didn't know yet that due to his suspicion, his job would be fixed at sea for a long time in the future.

He was also eagerly looking forward to having more vacation time once the smuggling routes became stable.

Although there is a lot of money to be made on the smuggling routes, the same thing is really boring.

Each time we go out to sea, we basically stay in the Pacific Ocean for more than ten days.

This is a one-way trip. If it is a round trip, it means going out to sea for business and you really have to stay at sea for a month.

Then after two or three days on shore, we would go on to do the next business.

If the smuggling business had not just started, Zhang Dezhong would probably have had other ideas a long time ago.

The view turns back to Dunn's office at the Hong Kong newspaper.

"Actually, there's no need to do that! I just need to lie low for a while and do nothing. Even if Xiao Zhang suspects me, he will definitely give up if he can't find any solid evidence!"

In fact, Liu Liyuan also hoped that Deng En would keep Zhang Dezhong working at sea and not let him go ashore.

But at the same time, Liu Ruiyan also knew that Zhang Dezhong was Dunn's absolute confidant, otherwise such an important matter as smuggling would not have been handed over to Zhang Dezhong.

So in order to please Dunn, Liu Liyuan had to pretend to say a few good things about Zhang Dezhong.

"I'm afraid you won't have much time to do nothing in the future!"

Dunn shook his head and directly rejected Liu Liyuan's suggestion.

"The fighting is going on in full swing in the Peninsula right now! It's been a turbulent time recently, and there are many things that need you to do, Mr. Liu!

Even if we let you, Mr. Liu, stay undercover for a while, we have to wait until this troubled time is over!"

Seeing that the mainland was about to join the war and Bai Jianming was not by his side, Dunn's contact with the mainland now basically depended on Liu Liyuan.

Of course, Liu Liyuan couldn't just give up his work and stay silent at this time.

Dunn's words also put Liu Liyuan at ease. As long as Zhang Dezhong's main energy was focused on the sea, he would definitely not be restrained in doing things.

"By the way, Mr. Wu has also gone back. He asked me to thank you for arranging the industrial equipment for him!"

It has been more than two months since Dunn left Hong Kong. Before he left, he had basically arranged the mechanical equipment to be handed over to the mainland. Two months is enough time for the mainland to take effective measures to transport the equipment back.

Therefore, Wu Bingcheng should have completed his mission long ago and left Hong Kong.

"No need to thank me, you guys spent every penny of the money I should have spent!"

He just waved his hand and acted as if he didn't care.

"All I can do is find a place for you to sell these devices! I can't help you with anything else!"

Speaking of these mechanical equipment, Dunn actually felt a little embarrassed.

Although he indeed did not make a penny from the price difference of these mechanical equipment.

But there are the Sarel family and the Chinese Xingyi Gang who are supervising these matters in the United States and Europe.

They did take a lot of commission from the profits, but when they wanted to share some with me, I refused.

There was no other way around it. The mainland needed it too urgently, so Dunn could not make much preparation. He could only gather some equipment in the fastest way possible.

To be honest, if there had not been the Peninsula War in the middle, according to Dunn's original plan, it would have been to slowly transport some industrial equipment and second-hand machines to the mainland, giving these equipment a new lease of life.

However, the time span of this plan will be quite long, and there is no way around it. Under the blockade of the United States, it is really not an easy task to transport these industrial equipment to the mainland.

However, the continent had no choice but to fight the current war, so it had to admit defeat and purchased a lot of second-hand machinery and equipment at a slightly higher price from Dunn's introduction.

"This is already very good. These mechanical equipment are what we need most. If it weren't for you, Mr. Du, we don't know how long it would take for us to collect all these equipment!"

Liu Liyuan sighed sincerely. At this moment, he could deeply feel the sadness of his country's backwardness.

Even if the mainland government wants to import some machinery and equipment, it has to buy second-hand ones now, as it simply cannot afford new ones.

Once China gets involved in the disputes on the peninsula in the future, life will probably become even more difficult.

As a veteran underground worker, Liu Liyuan also felt that this day should be coming soon.

He inferred this through the mechanical equipment and some mature military products that the mainland wanted this time. Now the peninsula has been fought like this, and the Red Empire has no intention of ending it.

In the future, it is probably the mainland that will come to the rescue of North Korea.

Before leaving the mainland, Wu Bingcheng also revealed some information to him, letting Liu Liyuan know that the current situation is actually not optimistic.