Gate to Hell

The story takes place in Hong Kong in the 1940s. The young man Tan Haisheng was honest and honest, and was entrusted by the owner of Sanhe Pawnshop with the important task of being the shopkeeper, and gained a happy love. On the day of his engagement, he was framed and arrested by the Japanese military police. He was later sent to a Japanese labor camp in Thailand to build the Death Railway. In the labor camp, Qin Haisheng formed a profound friendship with Glenda, a British prisoner of war. While carrying Fengwen's treasure from the Tiger Mountain of Malaya, they were killed by the Japanese army and trapped in a cave. Granda used her own flesh and blood to help Tan Haisheng out of danger. Later, while recovering from his injuries, Tan Haisheng met Major Smith of the US Office of Strategic Services and became his assistant. They engaged in anti-Japanese activities with the "Free Thai Movement". After the end of World War II, Tan Haisheng came to the United States and became the boss of a shipping company. Then began a series of grievances and hatreds... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.