Republican Era Cavalry.

Summary

In September 1937, Japanese residents in Shanghai mobilized for national spirit, participating in self-defense groups and military associations. Amidst the tension, Zhang Aiguo encounters Japanese individuals at an inn, discussing their livelihoods and the recent gunfire incident. The atmosphere is tense, with soldiers searching for a murder weapon, while the Chinese residents are treated as second-class citizens. The disparity between the Japanese expatriates and the starving local populace highlights the cruelty of the situation. Zhang Aiguo reflects on national sentiment and the exploitation of the Chinese, as he navigates the complexities of survival in a hostile environment, ultimately contemplating his escape.

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