Chen Yansheng was a cheongsam tailor from a water town in the south of the Yangtze River. He was born in the spring of the 26th year of the Republic of China. The war had not yet come, but the news was already spreading. He has learned the art of "listening to the wind and distinguishing objects" since he was a child, and can predict danger from subtle sounds. Reports of war in the north spread frequently, and the prosperity of the concession could not conceal the undercurrent. He was guarding the tailor shop, but overnight he was involved in the secret operation of the anti-Japanese transportation team. There are abnormal noises at the pier, secret letters hiding pictures, spies lurking, and dangers abound. With his clear ear, he saw through patrol gaps, detected the radio in the coffin, and identified abnormal breathing of his companions. There is no flash of sword or shadow, only still water flowing deep. He used the skill of listening to the wind to protect the blood of mountains and rivers, and walked a long path of flesh and blood in the world of fireworks. Ordinary people can also hold fire and move forward.
I think it's well written and a good spy novel.