Breaking the Boat

Lu Xingzhou, who was born in the fourth phase of Huangpu, came from a military and political family, was ruthless and well-organized, and joined the military intelligence front in the early days of the Anti-Japanese War. He traveled between the isolated islands of Shanghai, the occupied areas and Chongqing, using thunderous means to eliminate the Japanese spy network. He dealt with the Japanese puppets, military commanders, and underground forces. On the hidden front where the undercurrent was surging, he single-handedly tore open the Japanese intelligence defense line and protected the secret fire of his home and country.