In the early 1930s, the situation in the Far East suddenly changed. The intelligence work of the Communist International was repeatedly frustrated. A silver coin containing top-secret information accidentally fell into the hands of the puppet Manchukuo intelligence agency.
Genius violinist and top agent Gao Shiheng was assigned to return to his familiar hometown of Harbin from Moscow to carry out covert work.
On the speeding train, a series of bloody murders made Gao Shiheng aware of the undercurrent of multiple forces behind the mission.
In Harbin, the battle of secret electricity at the cost of the lives of mathematicians, the blasting of Japan's new fighter jets, the air-to-air battle with the immediate boss...
In the test of ice and fire, Gao Shiheng gradually grew into a real warrior.
At the same time, he was accidentally involved in a mysterious battle for gold.
After his former comrade-in-arms died, Gao Shiheng decided to fight to the death, but found himself trapped in another larger political whirlpool...
Reader comments
The plot of this book is so exciting! The protagonist Gao Shiheng's identity as an agent reminded me of my uncle, who was also a soldier and dedicated himself to the country and the people. I admire Gao Shiheng's wisdom and courage when performing tasks, as well as his firm belief in the face of difficulties. I feel that this book not only shows the historical background of that special era, but also gives me a deeper respect for those who silently protect us. I recommend everyone to read this book "Winter in Harbin".
Very exciting! The only doubt is how Director Ding knew Zihan was a spy? Looking forward to the sequel!
The plot of this book is so exciting! The protagonist Gao Shiheng's identity as an agent reminded me of my uncle, who was also a soldier and dedicated himself to the country and the people. I admire Gao Shiheng's wisdom and courage when performing tasks, as well as his firm belief in the face of difficulties. I feel that this book not only shows the historical background of that special era, but also gives me a deeper respect for those who silently protect us. I recommend everyone to read this book "Winter in Harbin".
Very exciting! The only doubt is how Director Ding knew Zihan was a spy? Looking forward to the sequel!