The Undercover Earthworm

This book is adapted from real history and has less than 100,000 words in total, but it will definitely shock you after reading it. The book is set against the backdrop of the fall of Northeast China during the Japanese Anti-Japanese War, and tells the story of underground members of our party who were ordered to go undercover. Their codename is "Earthworms", lurking among the enemies to provide intelligence to our party. This is a war without smoke, but it is always full of risks of exposure. The author has a very good grasp of the rhythm of the writing. The short article of less than 100,000 words can make people cry. A happy life is hard-won and we must cherish it more.

After reading this book, I lament that our happy life is hard-won! Cherish it, everyone! Don't forget our martyrs in our hearts!

Earthworms are nocturnal animals, hibernating in soil caves during the day and going out at night. Just like the protagonist in this story, as an underground worker of our party, he lurked under Jincheng under the rule of the Japanese army. He made a huge contribution to our party's anti-Japanese work and was hated by the Japanese spies. The author's writing is powerful, and although the article is short, the positive energy and values ​​it conveys are immeasurable. It is a great patriotic novel. A happy life is hard-won, so we must cherish it more and live up to the bloodshed and sacrifice of the revolutionary martyrs.

A very popular patriotic novel! A happy life is hard-won, and the revolutionary martyrs can never forget it.

Tiny earthworms are often hidden underground. They are inconspicuous, but they have profound significance and influence on the natural ecosystem. They are vividly called "underground workers". Just like underground party members who sneak into the enemy camp and provide secret information to our army. They may not have the honor of being famous, and they may even be misunderstood and stigmatized. But in fact, this kind of "hidden work" was an indispensable necessity during the Anti-Japanese War. This work vividly and magnificently depicts the underground party members' endurance of humiliation and fear of sacrifice, which is really touching and admirable. The significance of this book goes far beyond a touching novel. It is full of tribute to these unknown heroes who devoted themselves silently and were not afraid of sacrifice.

The story is very good and worth reading to pay tribute to the revolutionary martyrs! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

It reminds me of "Xiao Bing Zhang Ga". The Ga Zi in it is just like the grandma in the book. He is very brave and fights wits and courage with the enemy. I especially like the part about street poetry in the book. I feel that people at that time were so courageous and not afraid of the enemy at all. This book made me realize that there are many unsung heroes like grandma and grandpa who silently dedicated themselves to New China. I want to learn from them!

During the war when the enemy was outnumbered and the strength of the enemy was vastly different, many unknown and unknown heroes in our Communist Party conducted undercover operations and obtained a large amount of intelligence about the enemy. They made great contributions to our party's final victory. They risked death every day in the enemy's central area, risked being tortured by words and deeds, and at the same time endured the ridicule of the unsuspecting people around them. They were not able to enjoy applause and flowers, or even live a normal life in the sun. They relied on their steely will and wisdom to deal with the enemy and dedicated their lives to the mission of communism. Reading this book makes us feel that today's good life is hard-won, and makes us admire these revolutionary predecessors even more. They paid their blood and lives for our life today. This is a glorious history that we should never forget.

The plot is compact, vivid and touching! Worth reading! [Like][Like][Like][Like]

Full of positive energy, this is what our society needs most.