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In the northwest of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, there is a mountain range that stretches all the way to the Soviet Union - Tarbahatai Mountain. On the Chinese side of Talbahatai Mountain, there is a famous border town called Tacheng. There is a town on the Emin River just over 20 kilometers away from the Sino-Soviet border called Jiyike. In the late 1960s, when relations between China and the Soviet Union were tense, the then Xinjiang Military Region of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (which had been designated as the Lanzhou Military Region in the mid-1970s) set up a field hospital code-named "7801" near Jiyek. The establishment of the hospital not only meets the needs of combat readiness, but also makes up for the lack of medical treatment and medicine in border areas. The hospital is open to local people of all ethnic groups, and medical teams are also sent to pastoral areas to deliver medicine and medicine. The charitable act of 7801 Hospital moved a member of the Balakan Brigade outside Jiyek Town.

Others can do whatever they want if they have the backing of a master, but Ye Bai is just a casual cultivator with no apprenticeship and no one will take him in. In this case, I will no longer care about whether you are from a famous sect or a big sect. You will kill when you need to, and you will do evil when you need to do evil... Organ cultivators can also stand at the top! Sanren can also be admired by the world! The same goes for individual people, whom you cannot afford to offend! A foreigner is here, stirring up trouble...

Others can do whatever they want if they have the backing of a master, but Ye Bai is just a casual cultivator with no apprenticeship and no one will take him in. In this case, I will no longer care about whether you are from a famous sect or a big sect. You will kill when you need to, and you will do evil when you need to do evil... Organ cultivators can also stand at the top! Sanren can also be admired by the world! The same goes for individual people, whom you cannot afford to offend! A foreigner is here, stirring up trouble...

In the article "Assassination of Brezhnev's Guards" in the previous issue, Fu Soan dressed up as a newspaper girl and successfully completed his mission to Japan to assassinate the defector Yuri Pavlenov. Afterwards, what challenges will she face as a KGB spy? After Fu Suoan returned to Moscow from Tokyo, she was commended by the KGB Foreign Intelligence Service. The KGB headquarters sent a general to receive her on behalf of the headquarters and called her a "meritorious person." A few days later, Major General Chinbal, the head of the KGB Operations Department in charge of assassinations and kidnappings, also went to the Third Guest House of the Foreign Intelligence Service where Fu Suoan was staying to meet her in person and presented her with a Swiss gold-case women's watch. After more than a week of work reporting, Fusoian was sent to a KGB sanatorium near the Black Sea seaside town of Basoriyar.

February 25, 1937, Lantern Festival. At 10 a. M., An execution convoy consisting of motorcycles, trucks full of armed soldiers and prison vans drove out from the Central Prison in Nanjing, the capital of the Nationalist Government, with sirens blaring all the way to the Yuhuatai execution site. After the motorcade stopped, the bailiffs took out four tied-up death row inmates from four prison vans, came to a bill that had been placed in the middle of the execution ground, and stood facing the executioner. The expressionless supervisor opened his eyes wide and scanned the faces of the four death row inmates one by one. He asked slowly: "Everyone, I will send you on your way today. Is there anything else you need to leave behind? I will convey it to you." Three of the four people shook their heads in unison. Only a tall, thin middle-aged man said in a hoarse voice: "The commission wants us to die, so we have to die.

In May 1932, a huge theft occurred at the residence of Ningxia warlord Ma Hongkui. The security check caused a sensation in the five northwest provinces and was called "the first robbery case in the northwest" by the news media at the time. It had already been formed in 1930 when the "Qin'an Treasure Theft Incident" occurred. In order to give readers a complete understanding of the "No. 1 Robbery in the Northwest", this chapter first explains the "Qin'an Treasure Stealing Incident" created by Ma Hongkui - in the spring of 1930, the conflict between the Guangxi warlord Li Zongren and Chiang Kai-shek intensified, and a war broke out. Feng Yuxiang actively responded to the anti-Chiang movement in Henan and formally formed an alliance with the Shanxi warlord Jing Xishan to form an anti-Chiang front. In response to the new situation, Chiang Kai-shek immediately took corresponding measures: forming a "rebel army" to fight back.

Chiang Ching-kuo's secret order: This matter must be kept absolutely confidential from "President Chiang"! ... This "drama" took place in 1970 and started when Taiwan's "Intelligence Bureau" received a letter. March 10, 1970, an ordinary Tuesday. After 9:30 in the morning, Yang Yuyan, a lieutenant in the Confidential Section of the "Intelligence Bureau", drank a cup of tea, read the morning newspaper of the day, chatted with colleagues for a while, and then lazily started to work. The job of this 28-year-old female clerk is very simple: open and read letters, classify and register them, and then put forward simple suggestions with only a few numbers. The General Confidential Section of the "Intelligence Bureau" is actually equivalent to the petition department of an ordinary agency. Generally speaking, there is no "secret" at all. Confidential correspondence is handled by the Special Confidential Section, and the General Confidential Section has no involvement at all.

At around 10 a. M. On March 7, 1947, a convoy of six cars drove to the Third Detention Center of the Nanjing Police Department, the capital of the Nationalist Government. Several senior police officers walked out of the guard room, led by a short, fat man in his fifties with a sallow complexion. This man was Li Weicheng, deputy director of the Capital Police Department. Following him were the two chiefs of the pre-trial department of the Metropolitan Police Department and the chief of the detention center. What these senior police officers greeted were the six responsible members of the "Tianliang Charity Relief Association", a non-governmental charity organization founded by Chiang Kai-shek's wife Soong Meiling in Nanjing at that time. These six are all women, and their husbands are senior party, government, and military officials of the Kuomintang.

On May 1, 1943, an inexplicable theft occurred in an old and unobtrusive small bungalow in Lane 135, Lin'an Road, Shanghai. Since the stolen goods were a "Special Secret Kill Order" signed by Dai Li, the head of the Kuomintang's Military Control Bureau and submitted to Chiang Kai-shek for approval, the case became a particularly important case that alerted Dai Li in Chongqing and Zhou Fohai, a traitor who was an important position in the Wang Puppet Government at the time... ...This is a famous road located in the center of downtown Shanghai. It was built as early as 1865 and belongs to the French Concession. It was originally called Gongguan Road. In 1907, it was renamed Julaida Road by the Ministry of Industry of the French Concession. In 1913, it was changed to Kaizir Road. After the outbreak of the Pacific War, the Japanese invaders fully occupied Shanghai and changed its name to Lin'an Road.