Ghost flag

Author: Na Duo
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: A suspenseful mystery from over six decades ago, hidden truths of a millennium-old history, and an enigmatic legend of a "three-eyed man." A 99 Readers Club membership card is included with the book, along with an 8 yuan bookstore voucher. Four "three-story buildings" miraculously preserved after Japanese bombing are now facing demolition. Journalist Na Duo is assigned to conduct an in-depth report on them. Na Duo attempts to use public opinion to preserve the "three-story buildings" as historical witnesses. A photograph from the Shanghai Library showing the buildings after the bombing leaves Na Duo suspicious: "Why were the 'three-story buildings' spared from the devastation of the bombs and left intact? Was it due to the protection of the foreign flag that supposedly flew atop their roofs, or did the boldness of the Sun brothers, the owners of the 'three-story buildings' at the time, intimidate the Japanese? Why did the Sun brothers build the 'three-story buildings' in the first place? Is there a secret buried beneath the foundation of the 'three-story buildings'? Are they descendants of Sun Quan? Why did they risk digging into a thousand-year-old tomb? And how did they suddenly disappear? The mysteries stirred by the enigmatic flag seem to lead to a breakthrough, only to twist and turn again, shrouded in layers of complexity. It appears that Na Duo can only uncover the truth through direct action. Thus, Na Duo and Ta Dang Wei begin their archaeological expedition to the basement of the 'three-story buildings,' delving into a suspenseful mystery from over six decades ago, uncovering hidden truths of a millennium-old history, and unraveling the enigmatic legend of a 'three-eyed man.' The story is not only breathtaking but also utterly captivating.