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In the form of a "written movie", this book shows the arduous journey of Deng Enming and Wang Jinmei, the first representatives of the Communist Party of China, in establishing the party and leading the workers' movement in Qingdao in the early 1920s; it reveals how early female members of the Communist Party of China obtained information; it recreates Liu Shaoqi and others' guidance of the labor movement at No. 18 Coast Road, the Qingdao organization of the Communist Party of China united the Kuomintang leftists and patriots from all walks of life to form a united front, and set off the climax of the "May 30" patriotic movement. This book is the first full-length novel since the founding of New China that reflects the process of Deng Enming, Wang Jinmei and other major representatives leading the anti-Japanese strike in Qingdao and fighting against Japanese manufacturers and factory police. It reveals a series of little-known historical secrets and restores that intricate history. The novel is written in the style of a spy war. The story is smooth, the plot is ups and downs, and it is full of suspense.
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