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      "Simple. I speak Chinese. I learned it from my mother who was born in China. Let me see your map again." She looked at the map for a long time, and then decided on a particular radar station, station 27. "It is in the mountains and near the river, which will not be very wide there, and if we take a lot of wine for the people at the radar station, they can get drunk long enough for us to cross into China. Hardly anyone lives in that part of China, and surely no-one ever tries to cross the border there, so there should be no frontier fence or guards."
      "But what happens after that, maybe the Chinese police will find us and send us back to North Korea. ?"
      "It will be alright for you. You are English. China will do nothing to harm its relations with England - it needs your technology too much, and also China would love to snub Korea after some recent border trouble we had."
      "And you ? Surely they will send you back"
      "Please don't worry about me. The Chinese will probably let me stay because of what I know about the Korean defence systems, and even if they don't, I have some influential friends in Pyongyang who will help me if I get sent back."
      Well, well. I wonder who they are.

      Later I told Captain Jang I wanted to visit a radar station in the hills, suggesting station 27, and we went there the next day, with many bottles of wine. This was one of the remotest radar stations, which rarely gets visited. Life is really boring there and the people could hardly believe their eyes when we gave them the wine, and they soon got well and truly drunk. We cautiously crept outside, and then as we got farther away, we went faster, until by the time we reached the river we were running as fast as possible. The river was quite wide but shallow, and not flowing very fast, so it was easy to wade across. We had nearly crossed into China when I heard some shooting. I looked back. It was not coming from the radar station, but from the road. I looked through the binoculars, "It's Captain Jang with some soldiers. Damn !"
      "He will kill us both," she shouted. "I know too much, and I am sure he has planned an accident for you." We waded as fast as we could, but their lorry was getting closer, and the river which marked the border wasn't going to stop any bullets.