Classic Anti-Spy Fiction Night Wuyin
Winter, 1956, Shuangyang in Northeast China. Sun Kai, a railway worker刚 discharged from the hospital, catches a glimpse on a bus of a face—Li Anxiu, the commander of the Juntong action unit who was suppressed seven years ago. He chases him into an old alley, but the man vanishes without a trace, leaving only a corner of a scarf marked with the Juntong emblem. At the same time, the bus loses control and overturns, researcher Liu Licun from the scientific institute is killed, and a confidential factory-and-mine document is stolen. Investigation chief Guan Feng discovers hidden connections between the serial cases. Li Anxiu’s “resurrection” is only bait; the real undercurrent is a theft-and-espionage plan carefully orchestrated by a hidden spy group. In the snow-night pursuit, he gradually uncovers the truth behind the substitute who took the blame years ago, digs out the mole, and finally faces the seven-year-hidden spy leader in a life-and-death showdown at the Hunhe River pier. When the case files are archived, a note engraved with the character for “shadow” quietly falls into Guan Feng’s pocket. Li Anxiu has been brought to justice, but winter in Shuangyang City is still long, and another shadow remains lying low in the dark, waiting for the next order.
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