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

"Mr. Du, thank you so much for your hospitality!"

A middle-aged man with a mustache raised his glass and spoke to Dunn.

He is Gu Lidong, the head of the working group sent to Geoje Island by the isolated island side.

Of course, he gladly accepted Dunn's invitation and brought all his men to the banquet that Dunn held for them.

"Hahaha! Mr. Gu! It was my mistake. You all have been here for two days, but I haven't started to entertain you yet. I have been busy with construction work these two days. Please forgive me for neglecting you!"

Dunn also politely picked up the wine glass, clinked it with Gu Lidong, and drank the red wine in the glass.

"No, no! Mr. Du is so polite. We are here to work! Not for vacation! But I didn't expect Mr. Du to speak Chinese so fluently!"

When talking to Dunn, even when sitting, Gu Lidong always kept his waist slightly bent.

He was extremely afraid to offend the head of the CIA, but he also knew that the young agent in front of him was in control of the financial power of Geoje Island.

Even among the various intelligence agencies on the island, which were a mixed bag, no one dared to offend the young man in front of them.

Although he was from the Bureau of Secrets, he was reminded by the Feng father and son before coming here. He knew that the young man in front of him had absolute control over the economic aid group to China from the isolated island, so he dared not offend him.

"I have always been fascinated by Chinese culture and originally planned to travel to the mainland, but unfortunately I can't go now!"

As he spoke, he made a look of regret.

Dunn's words made Gu Lidong somewhat embarrassed. After all, they were lost, and it would not sound good if the whole continent knew about it.

"This is indeed our fault! We can't let Mr. Du fulfill his wish!"

Gu Lidong also looked guilty.

"Hey! This has nothing to do with you."

Dunn let out a long sigh.

“To be honest, I thought you were pretty useless at first. After all, even with our full support, you still couldn’t beat that bunch of mud-legged bastards!

But the strength demonstrated by the mainland in the peninsula recently has made me realize that those peasants should not be underestimated!

Even we couldn't resist their offensive, so it's really an amazing achievement that you guys have been able to fight them for three years in the mainland!"

As Dunn spoke, he gave Gu Lidong a thumbs up and looked admiring.

Gu Lidong felt a little proud of Dunn's behavior.

To be honest, even the people on the isolated island were extremely surprised by the combat effectiveness displayed by the mainland. They never expected that the mainland army, which had fought back and forth with them on the mainland three years ago, could pin their father to the ground in the blink of an eye.

Thinking about the three-year war with the mainland, the isolated island suddenly became confident, thinking that I am not that bad!

Even the supreme commander of the isolated island has become much more assertive in his speech.

"Well, this is totally different!"

Gu Lidong waved his hand and said.

“I can only say that Redism is a great tool for brainwashing!

Mr. Du, this is what I want to tell you. Now we have to treat the mainland prisoners of war preferentially, but if we don't use some special means, it will be difficult to persuade them. This has brought great inconvenience to our work!

See if you can make an opening, just turn a blind eye, and we will use some other methods to definitely get more mainland prisoners of war to surrender to us!

To be honest with you, I also came here with a mission this time. If I fail to complete it, I’m afraid…”

Dunn ignored Gu Lidong's embarrassed expression and directly reached out to interrupt Gu Lidong.

"Mr. Gu, it's useless for you to tell me this. I can understand you, but who can understand me?"

Dunn also smiled bitterly, and then brought out his argument that the surrender rate of the United States army on the battlefield was much higher than that of the mainland army.

"...So you see, if I can't reduce the resistance of the Volunteer Army on the Peninsula battlefield, my work will be in vain, so I must now improve the living conditions of these prisoners of war, including ensuring that they will not be abused!"

Dunn's words left Gu Lidong speechless.

He wanted to refute, but Dunn had already used his work as an excuse, which made Gu Lidong speechless. But Gu Lidong cursed in his heart.

When they were at home, it was understandable that the mainland's army treated their prisoners well. After all, they were all from the same country. As long as they treated the prisoners well, they could turn around and turn their army into the mainland's own army.

But no one expected that on the battlefield of the peninsula, the mainland army would still treat prisoners of war well when dealing with foreign enemies. Who can they complain to?

Since ancient times, there seem to be few armies that can achieve what the mainland army has, including foreign armies.

But Gu Lidong just happened to meet such a weirdo.

"Mr. Gu, in my opinion, you don't need to be so distressed!

Anyway, your goal is to take most of the prisoners of war to an isolated island. Then, won’t we have the final say on where these prisoners of war will go?

In my opinion, when the time is right, we should just pack up these prisoners and send them to the isolated island! No need to waste so much time!

What you want is the number of people. As for their ideological problems, we will talk about them after we take them to the isolated island!

But in the prisoner-of-war camp, we still have to show the humanistic care we should do. After the houses in the prisoner-of-war camp are built, I plan to call some reporters from time to time to let them film the life in the prisoner-of-war camp and pass it to the volunteers on the front line to disrupt their morale! As long as I can reduce the resistance of the volunteers, my work will be done. As for your work, it should be done as I say, right?"

After Dunn finished speaking, he raised his eyebrows at Gu Lidong.

Gu Lidong also thought about it for a moment and nodded immediately. It seemed that this was the only way so far.

After the two reached an agreement, they didn't talk about work anymore.

Gu Lidong and Dunn talked about China's customs and culture, and Dunn pretended to be very interested and listened carefully.

After all, he has established himself as a person who loves Chinese culture, and he must carry it through to the end.

Afterwards, Dun Endao also toasted to the agents from the isolated island brought by Gu Lidong one by one.

Gu Lidong only brought about 10 people this time, so it was easy to identify them. When toasting Sun An, Dun En found a topic and chatted with Sun An for a few more words. He got to know Sun An in front of everyone and showed an attitude of appreciating Sun An very much.

When Dunn and Sun An meet frequently in the future, it won't arouse too much suspicion from others.

However, at this banquet, Dunn still did not drink too much wine or eat too much. Since arriving on Geoje Island, Dunn's appetite has not been very good. This is related to the living conditions of the volunteer army prisoners of war on the island.

Looking at the harsh conditions on the island, he really had no appetite to eat and drink.

Although he didn't eat or drink much, Dunn still talked about many things with the island agents present, and established good relationships with them.

At the same time, he also sincerely explained why he had to treat the volunteer army prisoners well this time and made arrangements with all the agents so that they would understand him. Although his attitude seemed very polite, it actually contained another kind of warning.

Your mission is to persuade the volunteer army prisoners of war on the island to surrender, and my mission is to improve their living conditions.

Whether your mission is more important or my mission is more important, you should decide for yourself.

The agents present were all smart people, and I believed they could understand what I meant. In this way, even after I left Geoje Island in the future, at least the agents on the isolated island would not dare to do too many excessive things.

This can be regarded as Dunn's effort to improve the living conditions of the volunteer army prisoners of war and prevent them from being abused.

The banquet did not last too late. The agents from the isolated island did not dare to disturb Dunn's rest, and it ended at around ten o'clock in the evening.

But he also gave enough face to the isolated island side and personally sent away more than a dozen isolated island agents before returning to his room to rest.

Dunn slept particularly comfortably that day. Having dealt with the people on the isolated island, even the prisoners of war of the Volunteer Army, half of the problem was solved.

After avoiding the abuse from the isolated island, the only ones who need a place are the agents and troops from the United States.

Dunn doesn't have any good solution for this problem for the time being. Even if he is stationed on Geoje Island, there are still some low-level soldiers who dare to beat prisoners of war under his nose. Dunn does not have much control over these military soldiers.

Dunn really needs to study further how to solve the problem of military soldiers abusing prisoners of war.

The reason he gave this time was to avoid resistance from the volunteers on the front line, so the captured prisoners of war had to be comforted.

But in fact, how long can this reason last? Dunn really doesn't know him. But he knows that the volunteers will not choose to surrender on the battlefield because the prisoners of war in the rear will be treated preferentially.

Compared with the United Nations forces and the South Korean army, both the Volunteer Army and the North Korean People's Army have faith in their hearts. Relying on the blessing of faith, these armies can often burst out with more powerful combat effectiveness when they are in desperate situations.

If the top leaders of the United States see that treating prisoners of war well cannot solve the problem, they will probably not maintain this policy for a long time.

By then, Dunn estimates that his influence will be further reduced, which is also a headache for Dunn.

However, it is pretty good to be able to maintain the status quo for now, so let's maintain it as long as we can.

After all, the war on the peninsula lasted only three years, which is neither long nor short.