No Word from the Prison Tower, a Lifetime of Snow
囚楼无信，余生皆雪
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"Letter from the Prison Tower" vividly describes the suffocation of being an undercover agent in troubled times. The prison building was sealed off by heavy wind and snow, and every word of the interrogation in front of the mahogany table was like a razor blade. Su Man was wearing a cheongsam and had a slender figure, but her back was never really bent. The suspicion of leaking secrets is attached to him, the enemy is closing in step by step, and life and death are only a matter of thought. You can't show your heart or expose your position. All your persistence can only be hidden in your heart and sent in a prison letter. There is no exhilarating feeling of opening and closing, but more of a game of forbearance in a desperate situation. The sadness and loneliness of children in troubled times make people unable to let go of it for a long time.