Oriental Casablanca

During World War II, the Japanese army did not dare to touch Macau. The secret Japan-Portuguese Agreement made Macau a rare "enclave" on the Pacific battlefield. At the same time, it became a place for gathering intelligence and a place for spies to fight. The Macau created by this drama is the "Casablanca of the East" where espionage wars are treacherous. It takes the CCP's establishment of secret transportation channels as the main line, and displays the intertwined espionage networks of the Kuomintang, the Communist Party, Japan, Portugal, the United States and other parties. It enters a battlefield without gunpowder and reveals a long-dusted "archives". After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, General Fang Tianting, a famous Chinese general who had led the Guangzhou Uprising, returned from overseas and passed through Hong Kong, preparing to return to China to participate in the Anti-Japanese War. Jiang Hao, the son of the president of the Macau Chamber of Commerce and a man who studied abroad and devoted himself to serving the motherland, also went there. In the eyes of Japan, China has only one soldier, and that is Fang Tianting. They were afraid that General Fang Tianting could safely return to the mainland to command the Chinese army to confront him, so they sent killers from the Japanese "Super High School" to try to kill General Fang in Hong Kong. During the crisis, Jiang Hao escorted General Fang to Macau, where the Japanese army could not enter, and then rushed to the anti-Japanese front line there. So Japan sent the female spy Kamio Etsuko to Macau in an attempt to kill General Fang Tianting in Macau. The instructions given to the Kuomintang agents were "If General Fang cannot be persuaded to go to Chongqing,