Shield of a Great Nation

[Outstanding Work in the Shanghai National Security Bureau's First "Great Nation, Lasting Peace" New Media Contest] [Bold Female National Security Team Leader + Retired Special Forces Soldier + National Security + China's Wind Tunnel]

Lin Shuying, the sharpest blade in national security; Chen Feng, a retired special forces soldier.

Protect the Chinese wind tunnel and take on the foreign "Wind Shadow." The nation's great asset must not be lost!

2025, on the eve of the low-altitude economy boom. The Dingfengzhu Wind Tunnel Laboratory in Hanbei, a national treasure and the world's first facility capable of simulating complex turbulence at altitudes of up to ten thousand meters, suddenly came under a highly organized digital attack from abroad. Lin Shuying, team leader of the National Security Bureau's special task force, was assigned to the case at a critical moment. Her partner was none other than Chen Feng, the former special forces soldier who had broken off their engagement three years earlier and now served as the laboratory's head of security. Their principles clashed and old grudges remained, yet they had no choice but to step into the fog together.

An espionage organization codenamed "Wind Shadow" had spent ten years building a secret network around China's wind tunnel. Her best friend was "Taoli," an operative who had been undercover for three years. Her senior schoolmate was a turncoat who had been right by her side, and even inside the laboratory lurked a mole she had never once suspected.

They sought not only to steal core aerodynamic data, but also to copy Chinese technology and seize the power to set global rules for low-altitude airspace, strangling our newly emerged strategic industry at its roots.

A cliffside car chase, a plunging elevator, a dockside explosion... Every chapter was a race against death. With the list hidden in a cemetery and the truth leaving her battered and bruised when it came to light, she finally understood: protecting the "Dingfengzhu" meant protecting the skies over China for decades to come.

The land remains at peace because some are willing to shield it with their lives.

A tribute to national security and to those who protect us in silence.