Red Spark: Cold War Alliance Reignited

In the cold winter of the Cold War in 1962, the nuclear threat loomed over the Cuban missiles was threatening the world. The rift between China and the Soviet Union was getting wider and wider in the icy wind. US military reconnaissance planes were hovering over the border. The crisis was like an undercurrent under the frozen soil, ready to break out at any time. KGB intelligence officer Andrei Petrov stands in this frozen era with memories of the future. He is not here to survive - he wants to mend the crack that has been cracked for three years in the soot of the Kremlin and in the sandy wind of Erenhot. There is no arrogance of "Big Brother", only the intelligence and sincerity delivered to Beijing's table; no talk of dependence, only equality: using the secret reports from the peninsula as a contract and technical cooperation as a bridge, the hands of the two red powers can be held together again. This time, it's not who is relying on the other, but side by side on the edge of the cliff - withstand the siege of the West and let the red flag burn again in the gray fog of the Cold War