Great powers rise and fall, and national games never stop. The novel begins with the Second World War and the Yalta Conference. The United States, the Soviet Union (Russia), China, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Japan and other countries use strategies, tactics, plots, conspiracies, internal repairs, armaments, diplomacy and other means to focus on national survival and development, or engage in foreign wars, contain opponents, or establish rules. Either they work hard on their internal skills, they join forces vertically or horizontally, or they keep a low profile, they have launched complex games between countries, safeguarding their own geopolitical and economic interests, promoting their own rise, and squeezing the strategic space of other countries in the world game field. This has resulted in vivid game stories one after another, leaving us with profound historical enlightenment.
