Introduction to "The Informant"
Spring 1937, Nanjing. Chen Shenxing (codenamed "Kite"), an underground member of the Communist Party of China, was lurking in a key location of the Kuomintang. Due to the "ghost" online, he suddenly lost contact and became a disconnected chess piece. When the crisis of identity exposure approached, a calm and decisive female doctor Shen Jingqiu (codenamed "Scalpel") broke into his world as a new liaison officer. Under the close supervision of military inspector Chen Shenxing's former classmate and friend Hou Zhenyun, the two reestablished contact and continued to pass on intelligence.
From the fall of Nanjing to the bombing of Chongqing, from the "Tong Gang" conspiracy to the "undercurrent" anti-communist plan, Chen Shenxing and Shen Jingqiu walked side by side on the basis of mutual belief, guarding their faith in the gap between life and death. And when the ultimate information that "Ghost" exchanged his life for emerges, and when Hou Zhenyun's suspicion finally reaches the edge of the truth, they will face the cruelest choice.
This is a hidden epic about loneliness and perseverance, a long song of faith that uses life to continue writing loyalty in the darkness. Every joint is a journey toward death. What lasts longer than life is faith.
A book of faith and destiny that pays tribute to the unsung heroes on the hidden front.
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The content is compact, exciting, and very interesting to watch.
The language is concise and clear, and the storyline is tight
The content is compact, exciting, and very interesting to watch.
The language is concise and clear, and the storyline is tight