Mysterious companion

Author: Masses Publishing House
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Classic revisits, premium, twelve old movies take us back to the thrilling anti-spionage era when the People's Republic of China was founded. A red sun rose in the east, and the oppressed people around the world saw the dawn of hope, while imperialists and reactionaries were filled with fear and hatred. They besieged and blockaded, colluding internally and externally, determined to crush the newborn red regime in its cradle. In that thrilling era, beyond the halo of peace, there was a fierce struggle between two classes! Police literature and anti-spionage films from the 1950s and 1960s truthfully recorded this desperate battle on the front line. Look, in the sound of the 10 o'clock national day cannon fire, the police officers, who had just defused a time bomb, were laughing heartily; in the silent forests of the Changbai Snow Ridge, U.S.-Taiwan special agents who had parachuted in were given a "warm welcome" by heavily armed People's Liberation Army soldiers and militia; in the sacred church, an Italian "bishop" reached out with his evil black hand toward the design drawings in the safe of our military factory. In the end, the hidden agent was caught in one net, severing the demonic claws; in the dense forests of the southern Yunnan border, a mule team without bells carried strange goods and sneaked along the post road, with two mysterious "companions" following quietly. A beautiful girl secretly helped, and finally, a silent pistol and a radio were seized from the belly of a wild boar. Those thrilling days, though the sound of gunfire and smoke is no longer heard, still flash with the glint of swords and daggers. The brave and loyal police officers, for the peace of the motherland and the happiness of the people, sacrificed their youth and even their lives. In their ranks, there were scouts like Shi Yongguang, who infiltrated the enemy's nest in Hong Kong and underwent various tests; there were clever and brave scouts like Wang Lian, who unearthed the enemy's sinister plots; there was Gao, who defused bombs and protected military trains; there was Yang, who bravely intercepted bandits and guarded the border at the ice mountain, and the heroic first-class who sacrificed his life. Today, we reprint these anti-spionage plays full of fighting passion to remember that era, to remember the unforgettable journey in the history of the People's Republic, to remember those heroes and guards who defended peace, and to cherish the sunshine of peace even more! This book selects six old movies. It is dedicated to the peace guards of the People's Republic and their chroniclers!