Not Me, It’s the Wind

Disclosure of Spy War, Episode 8

   Aired by China Central TV (CCTV) on April 12 and 13,  2008

                 http://tv.sohu.com/20101111/n277539630.shtml

               First aired by Shanghai TV on June 16, 2007

Subtitle: TV Series entitled Plot in Secret

The Plot in Secret, just like a Chinese edition of the Wind Talkers, has disclosed the mystery of the Spy War. Those Chinese Communist Party (CCP) intelligence personnel working in the white terror, and particularly those nameless heroes who had worked in the CCP radio communications, had no real names but code names.

Subtitle: Qian Zhijiang (hero in Plot in Secret) code named Poisonous Snake.

        Luo Jin (hero in Plot in Secret) code named Big White Rabbit.

    They were not the Montage Poisonous Snake and Big White Rabbit. They were the Wu Hao and the Carpenter in real life.

Subtitle: Photo of Zhou Enlai, code named Wu Hao

       Photo of Tu Zuochao, code named Carpenter.

They were not gods who could control the climate but they had used an eternal wave to cut a break in the endless darkness with heavy clouds and fogs, and mastered the opportunity in a most changeable climate.

Title of Not Me, It’s the Wind on the screen

In recent time, the hot TV series The Plot in Secret talked about the old stories of blood and sacrifice about the CCP personnel with both intelligence and courage and the CCP selfless radio personnel in various dangerous situations. One set of radio and one set of code book, some frequencies and some codes, though not that real with some obvious shortcomings including some technical errors, have bridged a gap whereas a side of the secret battlefield has been vividly displayed. Though without enough attention paid to in the past, this side of the secret Warfield was full of drama and audience involvement, thus itself an outpost.