On the eve of Japan's surrender, Dang Yingming, a “Red Agent” assigned by the Party, infiltrates Xinjing, the capital of the puppet state of Manchukuo, to steal military intelligence and disrupt economic exploitation. In the treacherous, deadly world of espionage, his extraordinary courage and intelligence pit him against cunning, ruthless senior spies from the Kwantung Army and a sinister, deceitful ace agent from the Kuomintang. Their fierce battles are fought without drawing blood, from solo missions into the dragon's lair, where danger lurks within danger, to distant games of misdirection shrouded in mystery, and elaborate spy games that lure the enemy into a trap. Together, they deliver one thrilling scene after another. Cleverly plotted, full of twists and turns, and written with a witty, humorous touch, this novel will leave readers fired up and eager for more. A classic of spy fiction.
This is a long anti-Japanese novel. The author uses the Eighth Route Army cadres and outstanding red secret service workers as the main line to penetrate into the enemy's interior to collect intelligence, and unfolds a series of stories about the struggle against the enemy. After reading it, people feel like they have entered that era and followed the protagonist to do earth-shattering things. It is very enlightening and educational. A good novel, worth reading. Thank you, author, for another great work.
Great book! Praise the great achievements of our ancestors in the fight against Japan, praise!
This is a long anti-Japanese novel. The author uses the Eighth Route Army cadres and outstanding red secret service workers as the main line to penetrate into the enemy's interior to collect intelligence, and unfolds a series of stories about the struggle against the enemy. After reading it, people feel like they have entered that era and followed the protagonist to do earth-shattering things. It is very enlightening and educational. A good novel, worth reading. Thank you, author, for another great work.
Great book! Praise the great achievements of our ancestors in the fight against Japan, praise!
It shows the difficulty of the hidden front.
Recommend a good book and will read it again! ! !