Republican Era Cavalry.

Summary

The narrative unfolds in the French Concession, where characters grapple with the complexities of loyalty and betrayal during a tumultuous period. Lu Jing Li, the newly arrived leader, navigates the uneasy dynamics among his group, reflecting on the socio-economic landscape shaped by war. The characters express disdain for traitors, questioning their motivations while acknowledging the challenges of resistance against the Japanese. Amidst discussions of housing and finances, they contemplate the precariousness of their situation, emphasizing the need for persistence and community. The chapter concludes with plans to establish a foreign goods store, hinting at a blend of ambition and survival in a changing world.

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