Undercover in Taiwan: Haiyan's Mission

In the late autumn of 1952, Lin Mohan, a Communist intelligence officer codenamed "Seabird," assumes the identity of a businessman named "Shen Mo" and goes undercover in Taiwan. Using a trading company at Kaohsiung Port as cover, he builds an intelligence network on the isolated island under the shadow of White Terror. But while transmitting military intelligence about "Operation Typhoon," his cover is in danger of being blown. Wei Zhenghong, a senior official in Taiwan's military intelligence bureau, lays a vast trap, and a traitor's betrayal pushes the underground organization to the brink of collapse. Faced with the sacrifice of comrades, a final farewell to his beloved, and tests of family loyalty, Lin Mohan navigates a perilous intelligence war, relying on calm judgment and the strength of his convictions to escape danger time and again. As the last flight is about to depart Taipei's Songshan Airport, he must make one final move before his cover is blown, fulfilling his oath to his country with his life. This covert war across the Taiwan Strait finally reaches its end in the winter of 1955, when vital intelligence is successfully delivered, but the legend of "Seabird" remains forever engraved on the monument to the clandestine front.