Inside the Military Statistics Bureau

After reading "Dai Li, the Dark Man in the Dark", continue reading this book. I feel that the two books have different focuses and can complement each other to gain a deeper understanding of the dark fronts of the party-state. In short, it is a good book that is easy to read and understand.

The content of this book is very true and allowed me to understand a lot of unknown inside stories about military rule. The author combines his own experience with the rise and fall of military rule, making it feel like watching an exciting spy movie. Moreover, the characters in the book are very vivid, especially the description of Dai Li, which gave me a deeper understanding of this mysterious figure. Overall, this book is well worth reading.

The book should have concealed a lot of crimes and talked about them in general terms! But even so, we can also see that Dai Li did too many things to harm the people, and achieved very little during the Anti-Japanese War (the book says that during Chongqing, the military commander did not capture a real traitor and did not seize a Japanese radio station)

The author's writing is so good and true. I hope the author can write about what he did in the Kuomintang.

It is true, objective, and engaging, with information and first-hand information that cannot be seen otherwise.

One of the better articles in the memoir.

Comment after reading it.

This book is very well written! Reviewing the unknown inside story of the Kuomintang and military reunification! Shen Zui is a senior military commander!

Awesome! Understand the past