Snow Spy

In 1931, Lin Hansheng, an underground member of the Communist Party of China, used his identity as a doctor as a cover to take the lead in obtaining important information, but no one believed him. Overnight, mountains and rivers fell. In the next fourteen years, Lin Hansheng and Shen Qiuyu, a telegraph operator pretending to be a couple, established a secret radio station in Harbin and sent Japanese troops directly to Moscow; demolition expert Guan Shiying turned into a dock coolie and set fire to Japanese warehouses again and again in Dalian, and was known as the "God of Fire"; Batu, an old hunter from the Daur ethnic group, traveled through grasslands and dense forests and sent key intelligence for the Battle of Nomonhan. Traitors were betrayed, tortured, and parted by life and death. The unknown heroes of the intelligence team launched an invisible contest with the enemy in the ice and snow. They have no medals or even names, but they use their flesh and blood to light up the way forward for the war of resistance. The novel reproduces the fourteen-year bloody legend of the hidden front in Northeast China.