The situation in Tianjin during the Anti-Japanese War was quite dangerous. Liu Haitao, a young underground party member, worked and mediated in a traitor magazine. See how he turned this magazine into an underground transportation station with his tenacious will, intelligence, and arduous and unremitting efforts, and performed scenes of amazing anti-Japanese dramas under the eyes of the enemy.
Reader comments
Good articles are written in an orderly manner
Not like a novel, but like a description
A very good book, with a tight plot, no sloppiness, and clear logic. It is worth recommending.
It would be most suitable to make an anti-Japanese comedy film
It is more in line with that era and objectively grasps the living conditions of all strata of society.
Good articles are written in an orderly manner
Not like a novel, but like a description
A very good book, with a tight plot, no sloppiness, and clear logic. It is worth recommending.
It would be most suitable to make an anti-Japanese comedy film
It is more in line with that era and objectively grasps the living conditions of all strata of society.
Doubtful in many places