Internal file

Author: Liu Ping
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: After Liu Ping, the former Head of Huzhou Customs, created Smuggling Files based on a major smuggling case that occurred in a city along China's southeastern coast, he followed up with the chilling sequel Internal Files, which depicts the process of the special task force investigating the case. Smuggling tycoon Ding Wufa, with the help of corrupt insiders within the task force, manages to escape from strict surveillance. The investigation suddenly falls into a passive situation. Meanwhile, Ding Wufa's powerful connections in the provincial government and Beijing begin to stir, attempting to obstruct the investigation and absolve his guilt. The main figures among them are Provincial Leader Qin Jianzhong and a high-ranking anti-corruption official in Beijing, Tan Huishan. The former risks everything because his son is heavily involved in Ding Wufa's smuggling activities, while the latter is completely entangled by the ladies at Ding Wufa's tennis club in Beijing. The fugitive members of Ding Wufa's smuggling group also extend their reach to the families of the task force's leadership, hoping to divert the attention and willpower of the investigators through despicable means. However, led by Task Force Leader Bao Ruiming, the investigators overcome numerous challenges and engage in a battle of wits with Ding Wufa and various corrupt figures, ultimately not only uncovering evidence of the smuggling group's large-scale operations but also identifying the corrupt officials who colluded with them. The novel concludes with the task force discovering Ding Wufa's escape to overseas, and a broader manhunt in collaboration with Interpol is launched. The novel is thrilling and gripping, making it another powerful anti-corruption work by the author.