Female Spy Records of 1911

In the autumn of 1911, when gunshots outside Wuchang reached Shanghai, 22-year-old Lin Zhao was guarding a transmitter. He is deaf in his left ear and hearing in his right ear. She relied on her bones to listen to the code and identify the message that should not have been sent among the countless secret commands. She just copied an extra copy. But some people say that the "mistake" that night resulted in the absence of reinforcements outside Wuchang that should not have appeared. Later, his father was imprisoned for blocking people's way of making money, and his sickly brother coughed up blood all day long. She set up a trap, lured the enemy, jumped into the river to escape, stood up from the ruins, and said on the Bund: "Men use guns to conquer the world, women use radio waves to determine the world." Later, she took in homeless women and taught them to send telegraphs. Later, the most trusted student was forced to die, and the girl who gave her a surname betrayed her and was let go. She typed out the childhood code "DOG" at the dock - the dog is waiting for you at home. The rain falls silently. She only does one thing: let the truth leak out from her fingertips. In the autumn of 1920, she climbed onto the newly built radio tower on the Bund and tapped out a string of codes with her finger bones: Ta-ta-ta-ta. The new female student asked: "Teacher, what is this?" She didn't answer. That's "CAT". It's a childhood code. It was the Morse code that my brother carved on the postcard with a scalpel. She is a deaf woman who has spent her whole life guarding the radio waves that have never been cut off.