Luo Chunfeng is a storyteller in Shanghai. He became famous in the concession with "The Legend of Yue Fei" and "Water Margin"; after the Japanese army occupied Shanghai, he was asked to perform for Japanese and puppet officials, and had to deal with the tip of the knife and the applause; once he impromptuly added the code word "Feng Bo Pavilion", he was recognized by a mysterious audience in the audience. The person was Lao Zhou, an underground party member; Lao Zhou guided Luo Chunfeng to use storytelling to convey information, and he embarked on a double life from then on; he successively completed tasks such as transporting drug lists and Japanese military transportation routes, each time using storytelling codewords as codes; in 1944, his identity was exposed and he was arrested, but he organized a rescue to escape and was forced to He boarded a cargo ship and fled to Chongqing; in Chongqing, he entered the Chaotianmen Teahouse to tell stories anonymously, delivered news to the Southern Bureau, and met the female student Su Wan (actually a peripheral member of the military reunification); after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the civil war broke out, and he escorted an important figure northward, but was chased and intercepted by spies on the way; he was trapped in the cracks After witnessing the sacrifice of his comrades in arms, his faith was shaken and then re-firmed; after the founding of the People's Republic of China, he stood in Tiananmen Square, but felt confused - his story had been told, and history was still fermenting silently; in the end, he returned to his hometown and small town, and occasionally told stories for his neighbors, burying those unspoken stories deep in his heart
