Secret drawing (Text and drawing)

Author: Xiao Qing (Compiler)
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Features: In the early 1960s, a science and technology worker named Li Hua accidentally lost his briefcase containing secret blueprints in the crowded and chaotic crowd at a train station. Female detective Shi Yun from the Public Security Bureau accepted the case. Unbeknownst to her, the very next day after the incident, an elderly traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, Gu Zhongru, and his student, Dr. Jin, returned the found briefcase to the owner. Although the money and grain coupons inside were gone, the blueprints remained intact. After analyzing the situation, Director Ding and Shi Yun concluded that the blueprints had been photographed. At this point, Shi Yun's husband, Chen Liang, an security officer in the military region, reported that the suspicious music worker he had been ordered to associate with, Fang Li, had recently become increasingly active. He decided to play along and got closer to her. With the help of the public, Shi Yun gathered many clues about the perpetrator, Ye Changqian, a chef at a hotel. When Ye Changqian met Fang Li outside the hotel, Gu Zhongru recognized Ye as the person who had thrown the briefcase and handed him over to the Public Security Bureau. However, Chen Liang reported that Fang Li was still actively involved. After analyzing the situation, Shi Yun concluded that someone must be behind Fang Li, and based on various circumstances, the orchestrator behind likely was Gu Zhongru. The Public Security Bureau made thorough arrangements in all aspects. Soon after, Fang Li claimed her sister was critically ill and asked Chen Liang to drive her and Gu Zhongru to Shenzhen. On the way, Gu Zhongru ditched Chen Liang and went to a fishing village to visit an old acquaintance, attempting to cross the border illegally, but was arrested by Shi Yun and other police officers who had been lying in wait. Shi Yun found a roll of film with the secret blueprints in Gu Zhongru's shoe, obtaining concrete evidence. A classic story from China's century-old cinema. In the early 1960s, a science and technology worker named Li Hua accidentally lost his briefcase containing secret blueprints in the crowded and chaotic crowd at a train station. The female detective Shi Yun from the Public Security Bureau accepted the case. Unbeknownst to her, the very next day after the incident, an elderly traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, Gu Zhongru, and his student, Dr. Jin, returned the found briefcase to the owner. Although the money and grain coupons inside were gone, the blueprints remained intact. After analyzing the situation, Director Ding and Shi Yun concluded that the blueprints had been photographed.