Translate Haijianghu

During the Jiajing period, translator Shen Qingjian was involved in a maritime mystery due to deciphering a secret letter. He became his father Zhaoxue, but he found that the Japanese were traitors and the maritime territories were in chaos. In the waves of fire and blood, he used his pen as a blade and translation as a bridge to deal with the imperial court, Japanese pirates, wealthy merchants and Western forces. From Shuangyu Port to the capital, from the translator to the sea, he shouldered the "Three Precepts of Translating Words", searching for the truth amidst the shoals of lies and betrayal, and guarding the peace of the sea amid intrigues and artillery fire. This is a historical suspense volume about translation, maritime power and conscience, which fully describes the importance of translation, the vastness of the sea, and the treachery of the human heart.