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Secret Intelligence Group, October 1933, Khabarovsk (Kaboli), Soviet Union. In the autumn of Khabarovsk, the wind is gentle and the sun is beautiful, the mountains and forests are dyed, and everything is colorful as far as the eye can see. It is really a beautiful golden autumn. Suddenly, in the woods beside the Tunguska River, a Chinese young man wearing a Soviet uniform jumped out. He was seen running desperately and looking back from time to time. At this time, two Soviet soldiers jumped out of the grass and blocked his way. The young man hurriedly dodged to the side and ran away. Seeing the situation, a Soviet soldier immediately pounced on him, and the two fought together. "Bang!" The Soviet soldier was knocked to the ground, and the young man ducked into the woods. The two Soviet soldiers were furious and were about to shoot with their rifles. Suddenly, an officer with the rank of lieutenant colonel came out of the woods and stopped them with gestures.

In the autumn of 1930, a dignified European woman was sitting on the Orient Express from Manzhouli to Dalian. She was Ursula Hamburg, a member of the German Communist Party. The tall and burly man beside her is her husband Rolf. At this moment, the two were sent to China by their superiors to perform a secret mission. It was a long journey, starting from Changchun along the South Manchuria Railway. The train traveled for a total of 14 days before they arrived in Dalian and took a boat from there. There is still about 1,000 kilometers to Shanghai. As soon as he arrived at the Shanghai pier, Hanburg was shocked by the conditions in Shili Foreign Market. On one side, there was the feasting and luxury of the city, and on the other side, there was the underlying reality of poverty and hunger. In the eyes of a European, this huge contrast between rich and poor is simply unbelievable.