Wu Zhiming

by @venusian_214

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Hong Kong, 1940. The British colony has become an important crossroads for Chinese intelligence, refugees and resistance networks. Wu operates quietly from Hong Kong, identifying people and information that can move between the colony and Japanese-occupied China. Officially, he is a middle-aged import broker from Shanghai, an identity sufficiently dull that few people remember meeting him. His work increasingly brings him into contact with enthusiastic student resistance groups whose courage he admires and whose amateurism alarms him. The scenario opens in a busy tea house near the Central…

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