Sharpen shears, hone your blades.

Buy hair braids!

Hey, come here. (Okay. Okay.)

Did you see?

Those are the people I told you about who believe in Almighty God,

church leaders go there for gatherings frequently.

Our task from Mr. Liu

is to figure out how many of them come here often,

so we can catch them as soon as the time is right.

Okay, Mr. Hou!

And we need to find a chance to put a bug in their house.

Got it!

Hey, Mr. Hou.

I've been interning at the bureau for over 2 months.

There aren't any other cases aside from stakeouts,

tailing people, and arresting religious folks.

It stands to reason that as police officers,

our job is to go arrest criminals.

But those people are not breaking the law or committing crimes.

I mean doesn't it seem kind of immoral

to keep arresting those Christians? (Enough!)

What a waste of breath!

Everyone knows they're good people,

but do you want a job or not?

I do!

You want a paycheck?

Yeah!

If you want the CCP to take care of you,

be willing to do anything! (Right!)

Yes, Mr. Hou, you're very right.

I really need to take a page out of your book.

You are just too young. (Yes, yes, I am.)

The central government issued a strict order

to completely eliminate religious belief,

particularly The Church of Almighty God.

They are all considered political criminals

and wanted persons by the CCP.

If an upper leader can be caught,

think of the benefits, think of the promotion. (Oh!)

Yes, I got it, Mr. Hou!

If we can get several of them,

then we might just hit it big!

I get it, Mr. Hou, I get it!

Fine.

Go set up over there.

Okay, Mr. Hou.

Stay alert.

Of course!

Buy hair braids!

Hey hey, honey.

Yes!

I'll go out and get some food for our gathering today.

Okay, great.

Grandma, I want to go with you.

Lingling, stay here.

Go out and play after you've finished your homework. Good girl!

Okay. (Sharpen shears,)

hone your blades.

Honey, should we get our knife sharpened? (Sure.)

You go ahead. I'll go shopping.

Okay.

Buy hair braids!

Buy old phones!

Sharpen shears, hone your blades.

Here's the knife.

Hello, sir. (Here you go.)

Please sharpen this for me. (Oh.)

That's a nice knife.

Sir.

Yes. (How many people are in your family?)

Oh, there are three, my wife, granddaughter and me here now.

Ah, your children aren't at home?

They well, they left for work.

I just saw your wife go out shopping.

Are you having guests over later? (Hey.)

Huh? Why are you back so fast?

I just forgot my wallet. (Oh, hey.)

Here, come on, let's go inside. (Okay.)

Just now as I was going out,

there was this guy buying braids who was acting really furtive,

he was following me.

Hey, now that you mention it,

that knife guy was asking a lot of questions about us.

Those two seem really suspicious.

Could they be CCP spies?

The CCP will do anything they can to arrest Christians!

We have to be careful.

Our brothers and sisters will be here soon.

I know, what are we going to do?

Don't panic.

Honey, do you … do you remember God's words?

Which ones?

Also,

Amen!

We have to rely on God in this.

Let's try to get to the bottom of this, okay?

Great.

First I'll go pick up the food. (Okay.)

Let's go. (Alright.)

Hello, (Oh, hello sir.)

how are things with the knife?

Yeah, it's done. Here it is.

Young man, (Oh!)

what's your last name?

It's Hou!

Hou?

But you look so young.

Why are you doing this work?

You'd earn more doing just about anything else.

Oh, I'm an independent entrepreneur.

I'm used to the freedom. I like the freedom.

Honey, I'm back. (Okay.)

Ah, hey, have a good day, sir! (Thank you, you too.)

Buy hair braids!

So?

Mr. Hou, that lady went out to buy vegetables.

Vegetables? (Yeah.)

Then there will definitely be guests.

Keep a close watch. (Got it.)

Honey, this does not look good at all.

Those two are together!

Yeah, and I noticed that the knife sharpener's hands were smooth,

I don't think it's his real job.

It's suspicious.

It looks like

the CCP spies really have their eyes on us. (It does.)

Our brothers and sisters will be here soon.

What should we do?

Grandma, (Yes?)

I'm done with my homework, I'm going out to play.

Lingling, (Yeah?)

I need you to do something. It counts as a duty.

What is it?

Protect your aunt and uncle!

Protect them?

Listen to me,

go quickly to Aunt Chen's house

and tell her that the police are here and that they are watching us,

that they absolutely cannot come and gather here today.

Do you understand?

Grandma, I'm afraid!

Lingling, don't be afraid. We have God with us!

Lingling, you're big now.

You have to lean on God and do your duty, alright?

Hmm, yeah, I can't let the police get my aunt and uncle!

Good girl! Hurry up! (Good girl!)

Be careful! (Okay.)

Be safe! (Got it!)

Mr. Hou, their little girl just left.

Stupid little girl, don't pay attention to her.

Mr. Hou, those two seem like they are really on guard.

I can't get close to them.

I won't be able to get the bug in there.

Watch it!

Boss! (Meathead!)

Sorry, sorry!

Now we're with the government,

we have real status!

Look alert!

Head up! Back straight! Belly in!

Meathead!

I'm used to that.

Sir,

helping the government catch believers in Almighty God

is the fast track for promotion!

Wow, wearing blue really means something, huh?

Obviously!

Having this uniform on is a really big deal!

What kind of big deal?

Let me put it this way.

We used to take things from others.

When you're not seen, it's stealing.

When you are seen, it's looting.

But when I'm wearing this,

I'm just doing my civic duty.

It's right and proper.