Hong Yan. The Hidden Secret Agent
Red Rock was a novel about underground workers during the Anti-Japanese War. The plot of the hidden spies was thought-provoking. As a special profession, spies had to be vigilant at all times while facing complicated interpersonal relationships and physical and mental pressure when carrying out missions behind enemy lines. In the novel, spies made great contributions to the anti-Japanese forces by hiding behind the enemy lines to collect intelligence and disrupt the enemy's plans. This kind of covert mission not only required superb technical ability, but also a deep understanding of the situation behind the enemy's back and the ingenious use of interpersonal relationships. At the same time, the novel also revealed the complexity and risk of lurking behind enemy lines. A spy must always be vigilant and constantly adjust his actions to avoid being discovered when carrying out a mission. At the same time, they had to face all kinds of psychological pressure and physical pain, such as long-term lurking, loneliness, physical fatigue, and so on. Through reading Hongyan, we can deeply understand the difficulties and dangers experienced by the underground workers during the Anti-Japanese War. At the same time, we can also see their selfless dedication and firm faith to the motherland and the people in an extremely difficult environment. This has set a great example for us to encourage us to go forward bravely and work hard to realize the Chinese dream of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.