Nanyang 1941: Codename Seagull

He is the only son of a wealthy businessman in Penang. He wears a suit, gold-rimmed glasses, and a gentle smile. He is the most standard dandy in the Southeast Asian colonies. He was also a secret intelligence agent code-named "Seagull". He used rubber plantations and foreign companies as cover to send batches of medicines and intelligence to the war-torn motherland. During the day, he interacted with the Japanese while drinking and drinking; at night, he stroked a letter with worn edges - it was written by his fiancée Jingyi, and every word was filled with tenderness waiting for him to come home. But on that rainy night when his identity was exposed and he was surrounded by the Japanese military police in a Singapore warehouse, 29-year-old Lin Qiming pulled the last bullet, and then swallowed the unsent letter home in one bite. The phoenix flower she planted in front of the window blooms every year. But he can never go back. ——Created based on the real historical background, paying tribute to the anonymous Nanyang intelligence heroes during the Anti-Japanese War.