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In 1845, a group of disheveled American soldiers riding on war horses arrived at this desolate beach. An officer wearing a cowboy hat looked at the vast sea in front of him, lowered his head for a while and looked at a very crudely printed map in his hand, and said to an army chaplain following him: Mr. Deka, it seems that if we go further west, we will reach a place called China. There is a sea breeze blowing, and the wind carries a faint fishy smell. The pastor looked at the sea in the distance affectionately and said: It is so quiet here. May the glory and peace of the Lord shine here forever.

"The Devil's Banker" organically intersperses modern financial knowledge with thrilling and emotional plots. Through reading, readers can not only learn about the operation of bank bills, securities investment portfolios, and the inside story of stock trading in today's financial field, but also learn how terrorists use financial derivatives to create terror, how they use micro-killing weapons to do evil, how they quietly bring ultra-small atomic bombs that can blow up the entire Washington D. C. Into the White House, where the president of the United States lives and works; and how anti-terrorists use high-tech means to monitor, track, and arrest targets. This is a work with ups and downs and a gripping story. It is also the brothers' first translation since they studied English at Tsinghua University.