
Shikumen
石库门
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 215k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
74Chapters
5Reads
7.2Score
10.2kReads · all time
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Reader comments 101
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This is a story about what happened in Shanghai during the Japanese occupation in the 1930s and 1940s. Some of the characters in the article are based on real historical figures and events. For the first time, a dual-master mode is set up. One protagonist searches for the past, and time goes back to introduce the two protagonists. Focusing on the six-party forces of the country, the Communist Party, the Japanese, the puppets, the foreigners, and the gangs who fought in the ten-mile foreign arena during the Japanese occupation period, the main line is to use secret agents such as money, intelligence, drugs, rape, infiltration and counter-infiltration, interspersed with historical buildings, humanistic allusions, and folk customs, to give a comprehensive display of the style of Greater Shanghai.
Using Shikumen as the stage, the war picture of the Republic of China is unfolded. The game of power is tense and exciting, and the love in troubled times is full of regrets. There are not only the secret agents' every step, but also the sorrow of the broken country. It is worth reading carefully.
This is an epic of the times hidden in Shikumen Li. With calm and tender strokes, the joys and sorrows of several families in the alley are connected. From the daily daily necessities of life to the ups and downs of life, from the friction and support of neighbors to the vicissitudes of time, every detail is real and tangible.
Turning the pages of the book feels like stepping into an old Shanghai alley. Every brick and tile of the Shikumen, the smell of fireworks in the patio, and the shortcomings of the neighborhood's parents are all described in detail. The story focuses on the fate of the little people, showing the complexity and warmth of human nature in the changing times. It is not exaggerated, but touches people's hearts with the real quality of life. The lines are full of nostalgia and warmth, allowing people to understand the true feelings of the world that have accumulated over the years.
This is a masterpiece of espionage in the magic city of the Republic of China. It not only has a thrilling undercover game, but also the love and hatred between husband and wife. War and love are intertwined. The tragic ending of 3,000 people dying for the country makes me unable to calm down for a long time after watching it.
The author has a profound background in writing and can create a strong atmosphere in just a few words.
The foreshadowing was well laid, and I suddenly realized it when I recycled it 👍
The plot has ups and downs and is full of surprises.
How can I put it this way, it feels very passionate and positive energy 👍
I really like reading this kind of subject, the author is very attentive