Mr. Tian asked Meng Wufu to bring over mooncakes, and Kudo asked Mr. Tian to eat the Japanese mooncakes they brought.Mr. Tian insisted that Kudo eat Chinese mooncakes first, but Kudo said that he still had the same childish temper as before.The master also prepared moon cakes. Seeing that Ding Yujiao and the others hadn't come back yet, he was going to go find them.The grandfather looked at the full moon and thought of Zhang Yunkui, and was very sad.Kudo asked his wife to sing to them, but Ding Yujiao couldn't listen anymore and wanted to leave first.The grandfather came over and heard it, and he threw a vase in anger.Ding Yujiao and the others heard the noise and came down quickly.Kudo and the others also came down. Mr. Tian was unwilling to listen to Kudo anymore and smashed another vase to express that he could not join.

Kudo said that if he quit at this time, he would be regarded as a hostile element by the military, and his factory would be forcibly taken over by the military. This was a door they left for him, asking Mr. Tian not to close it.Mr. Tian asked them to leave quickly, otherwise his father’s soul would come back and he would break the bottle.When Ding Yujiao and the others went back, they saw that the master was no longer in the room, and Yueming was also missing.Ding Yujiao and the others hurried out to search, and finally found the master at the door of the previous house.The grandfather wants to stay in his own home, but this place is no longer their home.Ding Yujiao knelt down and begged her master to go back. The master said that there were Japanese in that place and it was impossible for him to go back. He asked Ding Yujiao to take Yueming back.
The master fainted, and Meng Wufu quickly carried the master out.Brother Seven came over. Mr. Tian guessed that they would come here and asked him to pick them up.The grandfather had a fever, and he said in a daze that he wanted to endure it, but he couldn't bear it anymore. The frontline soldiers tied explosive bags and got under the enemy's tanks and died together with the enemy. The patriotic businessmen blew up their own ships to block the Japanese warships. They couldn't bear it anymore.Meng Wufu said that they could leave, but Mr. Tian said that they smashed a pair of bottles and could not afford the compensation after working for a lifetime, and no one was allowed to leave.