A Chinese soldier gladly tells merciful Major Saitô all about the positions of Chinese army units. And, conveniently, a war correspondent happens to be there to record the whole thing. Perhaps the correspondent also serves as an interpreter, or, perhaps Major Saitô knows Chinese--the printmakers did not worry too much about accuracy in details!

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