Chen Mo took a Ningbo ship and arrived at Shanghai Shiliupu Pier. He was randomly interrogated by Japanese plainclothes soldiers and found that the watermark on his fake good citizen certificate was in the wrong direction. Development: He deliberately knocked over the Shaoxing rice wine in his luggage, wetted the document to obscure the writing, and at the same time pretended to be a drunkard in Fenghua dialect to divert the attention of the plainclothes. Turning point: The plainclothes suspected that he was destroying evidence and were about to forcibly detain him. There was a dispute between gang members at the dock and the Japanese army over smuggled goods, and the chaos drew attention. Result: Chen Mo took advantage of the chaos to blend into the crowd, wiped off the cold sweat, and realized that "an inch of effort on paper can mean a difference of life and death", and he was determined to find a safe place to stay first.
