Before 1996, Wenbao Tea's view of Russia was snow, ballet, and St. Petersburg.
After 1999, Russia in the eyes of Wenbaocha is Kazan, Blue Tears, and Jin Boyun
She retired from the police force and set off to Russia to find her family
There, there is the unbearable cold, the sudden hostage-taking incident, the thrilling confrontation between police and criminals, and the lingering ghost of a drug dealer codenamed Daniel across China and Russia...
The unlucky Wenbaocha has passed by all kinds of bad things
The only good thing I encountered was that a fool asked her in unskilled Chinese if she wanted to be his full-time translator.
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As the proud son of a Chinese businessman family in Kazan, the life of Jasper businessman Jin Boyun is smooth, except for occasional accidents.
In mid-1996, Jin Boyun's only trouble came when he met Wen Baocha, a hotel waiter who didn't want to dance with him.
At the end of 1999, Jin Boyun's only dissatisfaction was when he held up a jasper ring to Wen Baocha. She raised her chin and snickered, but she still hadn't replied whether she wanted to get married.
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2006
With the arrest of the last fugitive, the dust of the 9.17 Transnational drug trafficking case has settled
Clerks are working hard to organize files
A yellowed photo slipped out of the file bag. It was a photo of a man and a woman in front of the border monument between China and Russia.
Fireworks were being set off outside the window, and the firelight illuminated the two faces in the photo.
The clerk turned the photo behind his back
There are two lines of small words written in ballpoint pen on the back.
The line with a slightly larger font is written neatly, but the handwriting has become lighter with the passage of time: "On September 21, 1999, on the boundary monument between China and Russia."
Below it, another slightly smaller line of words is crooked but penetrates the back of the paper:
"My once-in-a-lifetime love, Wenbao Tea"
Motto: Some souls are immortal
