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Main characters: Chen Yiheng, Cheng Qian, Liu Xiaolingtong, Liu Jin.

Plot introduction:

In the autumn of 1948, the war in Northeast China was heating up. Chiang Kai-shek flew to Beiping (now Beijing) and requested that Fu Zuoyi, commander of the North China "bandit extermination" forces, send reinforcements to attack Jinzhou. Fu politely declined. Chiang then secretly ordered Fu to launch a surprise attack on Xibaipo. The mobilization of Fu's troops raised alarms in Beiping. Li Bingquan, an undercover agent working at the "bandit extermination" headquarters for the "Pingming Daily," left the city alone to gather intelligence. He transmitted this critical military information via the Communist Party's underground radio station to Xibaipo. The central leadership of the Party immediately set up a pocket formation to counter the attack. With divine calculation, they staged a brilliant Empty City Stratagem, successfully thwarting this conspiracy. The leak of information caused suspicion within the Military Intelligence Bureau, which began investigations and secretly pointed the finger at Fu Zuoyi.

One day, Yan Youwen, a brigadier general and head of the press office under Fu, welcomed a reporter from the "Ta Kung Pao" newspaper into the "bandit extermination" headquarters. She was Fu Dongju, an undercover member of the Communist Party. To persuade Fu Zuoyi to negotiate for peace and achieve the peaceful liberation of Beiping, the North China Urban Work Department approved her request to return to Beiping to work. Upon meeting, father and daughter each had their own concerns but were unable to openly discuss them, only able to cautiously probe each other. Until one day, Fu Dongju discovered that her father was secretly reading the book "On the Coalition Government," realizing her father's intentions...

(Note: The translation is based on the assumption that the original text describes a historical drama focusing on events leading to the peaceful liberation of Beiping during the Chinese Civil War.)