No Regrets

In the autumn of 1949, amid the sound of gun salutes at the founding ceremony of the People's Republic of China, the city of Beijing was filled with joy, and the work of identifying spies was also in full swing. In Tudaotang Hutong, Xiao Dali, the young police station chief who had just taken over the old police station, was busy maintaining the order of mass demonstrations. He ran into Feng Jingbo, a teacher who was familiar with weapons, which aroused his suspicion. In order to find out Feng Jingbo's identity, Xiao Dali moved into No. 15 Tudao Hutong and became neighbors with Feng Jingbo. Feng's true identity is indeed a latent agent of the Kuomintang, code-named 5182. The bully Four Hell Kings issued a letter of appointment for him and accepted Bai Jingyan's order. Late at night, Bai Jingyan came to explain the task, and Feng's spy career began. Bai Jingyan was seriously injured by Xiao Dali and others when delivering a radio station to Feng. He only uttered the words 5182 before he died. Xiao Dali believed that Feng had serious suspicions and asked him to pay attention to the whereabouts of the Four Hell Kings in order to insinuate Feng. Da Meizi, who once worked as a waitress in a brothel, participated in a night school literacy class. She admired Teacher Feng's talent and often took the initiative to do housework for him. In order to protect his identity, Feng asked a matchmaker to marry Da Meizi as his wife. DaMeiZi talked to DaMeiZi and said in a roundabout way that Feng was a spy. However, DaMeiZi felt that he was from a lowly background and it was entirely up to DaMeiZi to decide the marriage. Xiao Dali overheard a rumor from the Feng family that was used as a couplet.