"Whispers in the Wind" tells the story of China's dark rooms. The protagonist is an astonishing mathematician and genius codebreaker. He has no power, but makes the enemy frightened and their expressions change. He does not know guns, but he is the best fighting hero in that war; he is the best fighting hero in the paper. He talks about military affairs, but annihilates the enemy thousands of miles away; he is alone, but his effect is equivalent to that of a field legion; his door is heavily guarded, and there are various health medicines in the drawer, but his life is still hanging by a thread, and his fate is ill-fated.
This is a magical person, and the black room makes him even more magical. When he lives, more people will survive death; when he lives, more people will die for him; when he lives, there will be legends, stories, joyful things and heart-wrenching pains in the world. He is a representative of China's generation of elite intellectuals. He showed enthusiasm and wisdom in the ups and downs of history, but also felt deeply innocent and helpless.
Mai Jia, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize and the father of contemporary commercial espionage film and television dramas, opened the long-dusted heavy door of China's dark room with his astonishing efforts and luck, making the smoke of the past become "not as good as smoke". He turned secrets into gold; he put the sun into a dark room; he turned history into reality.
Reader comments
Very good, very good
So wonderful! But it seems that it is not finished yet?
I have read a few chapters and it is very well written, written by an authentic author.
After reading Chapter 15, it's ridiculous and out of line, it's no longer a spy war.
Very good, very good
So wonderful! But it seems that it is not finished yet?
I have read a few chapters and it is very well written, written by an authentic author. After reading Chapter 15, it's ridiculous and out of line, it's no longer a spy war.