Hong Kong Memory Mystery Cloud 1954

In the late autumn of 1954, the expansion project of Hong Kong's Kai Tak Airport accidentally unearthed a biochemical laboratory left behind by the Japanese army, casting a mysterious shadow on the city. At this time, memory technology took on a unique form, combining mechanical neurology with biochemical agents. In the tense atmosphere of the early Cold War, the British Military Intelligence Agency and the Taiwan Secrecy Bureau fiercely competed for memory control technology in Hong Kong. The resettlement area created by the Shek Kip Mei fire became a dark hotbed of memory experiments. Tan Lidong, 28-year-old Inspector Hua, has a vacuum tube memory amplifier left by the Japanese army implanted in his left ear, and carries a ship clock pocket watch left by his father, which is a key tool for deciphering the memory code. He grew up in the Tiu Keng Ling refugee camp, and his memory began with the ferry bombing in 1949. Shen Manqing, an agent of the "Termite Group" of Taiwan's Secrecy Bureau, disguised himself as a film copywriter at the Royal Capital Cinema and used a projector to create memory afterimages. Shen Manqing is actually a triple agent. The microfilm implanted in his temple exposed the British Military Intelligence's memory manipulation plan. There are intertwined clues such as the amnesia of refugees in the resettlement area, the secret "Queen Bee Project" of the Hong Kong Governor's Government, and the "Wax Cylinder War" broke out by the Triads for the memory black market. In the end, Tan Lidong discovered the memory battleship of the Underwater Organization at the Stonecutters Island Fort. After activating the ship's clock pocket watch, the scene of the ferry explosion in 1949 was reproduced in the ship. It turned out to be the "closed memory loop" created by Lu Huaishan. Shen Manqing's folding fan unfolded, projecting Tan Lidong in parallel time and space, Lu Huaishan's voice came, leaving endless suspense, the ship's clock pocket watch fell into the sea, and countless luminous memory wax cylinders emerged.