Undercover visit to a gang

Author: Zeng Huafeng
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: This book is a (true account) of the underworld. The kidnapper even collected the ransom at the police station, yet remained untouched after a year of being wanted. The underworld (manipulated) the taxi dispatch service at Guangzhou Railway Station, prompting a patrol officer to issue a "small soldier's roar." The gambling house boss brutalized the flower girl, while judges and mayors drank together. The Xinhua crime syndicate committed countless bloody crimes, and the Taiwan "Heavenly Path Alliance" ruled over Dongguan.
In the midst of thunder and lightning, a poor journalist used his pen as a knife, infiltrated the heart of the chaos, and exposed one dark after another! The case shocked the moment it happened, and danger followed. "Buy the journalist's head," someone shouted; "I swear to make you live in constant fear," the crime boss sent a threatening fax; five cars from the kidnapper's crew arrived at the city, and the journalist went into exile. Amidst the turmoil at Peking University, the disciplinary committee of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the provincial committee, and the public security bureau leadership issued directives by hand to turn the tide. The public security, armed police, and disciplinary inspection teams launched a fierce crackdown. The China Journal and South Weekly published articles in support. Numerous crime syndicates vanished into thin air, and over a hundred members were arrested. This book will comprehensively showcase the miracle rise of China's new media, the team-based public opinion supervision, the interplay between journalism and the judiciary, the inner monologues of crime syndicate members, the rational thinking of sociology and ethics, and the sharp self-discipline of a Peking University graduate—howling like the wind at sunset with a sword.