Wei Chaopeng took them to Shanghai and they checked in a hotel in the area of today’s Fuzhou Road. The hotel was named Xin Lu Ming. That was a rendezvous for the CCP Secret Service for connection and contact. They so checked in. The CCP Secret Service would send someone to come to this hotel from time to time. Once or twice a day. Right after that Gu Shunzhang came. He came personally and told them that the CCP Central totally agreed with their decision to withdraw. Very good for them to be back. The next would be the CCP Central to decide what to do with Wei Chaopeng? Now, the fake had become a genuine. Technically it was possible to leave Wei Chaopeng silently. But, by so doing, would that make him angry, and he then would tell them on by speaking to the authorities? He might say that what he had saved could be the Communists because they did not look like my brotherhood fellows. That would have been a trouble in return. Well, just play the false game as a genuine game. As a result, they assigned Li Qiang, CCP Secret Service 4th Section chief, for the job. Because Li Qiang knew more details about the Qing-Hong Brotherhood rule and practice. It was very ideal for Li Qiang to express gratitude for Wei Chaopeng. As a result, after some rounds of alcohol drinking. Wei Chaopeng proposed that we three brothers had had our own fate to meet and it had not been easy at all for us. So should we exchange Jinlanpu Books among ourselves so that we three became brothers? And Li Qiang responded that that was a good thing, why not? He then asked the waiter for the stationary. So they three exchanged their Jinlanpu Books. Prior to this moment, Li Qiang said to Wei Chaopeng that he was on behalf of the brotherhood leader to thank Brother Wei Chaopeng for his rescue for the 2 brothers by risking his own life. He presented to Wei 60 silver dollars for the travel expense. At that time, the travel expense from Shanghai to Nanchang was no more than 2 silver dollars. Besides the 60 silver dollars, Li Qiang, on behalf of the brotherhood chief again, presented Wei Chaopeng with a quantity of silk that needed 2 men to carry on their shoulders. So Wei Chaopeng was really happy. Otherwise how he could have taken the alcohol excitement to ask for the Jinlanpu exchange? As a result, Wei Chaopeng had his real name on the Jinlanpu. Tu Zuochao had of coursed used a pseudo name. His pseudo name was Song Youcai. Li Xiangwu used a pseudo name of Lin Wanxuan. After the swap of the Jinlanpu, Wei Chaopeng returned home.
