Espionage: A Special Competition

The experienced pilot Zhao Zhiqiang of Changping City Airport nimbly avoided a major accident after landing the plane. People discovered that the fuel tank had been filled with a chemical substance that rapidly melts when heated. If not promptly identified and measures taken, it would have surely resulted in the destruction of the aircraft and loss of lives. The key issue was that a central leader was on board this flight. The provincial security department and the city police immediately launched an investigation. This leader had just finished inspecting a missile guidance system research project at the Changping Group Research Institute and was preparing to leave, reporting back to the central government and scheduling a drill for another day. This incident likely involved national security issues. The security department dispatched Chief Investigator Qiu Feng to lead an anti-espionage team in the investigation, with the provincial security director Ge setting a deadline for solving the case. While ensuring the smooth and secure completion of the drill, they needed to quickly uncover hidden dangers. All preparations for the exercise were completed, and the intelligence headquarters issued a final ultimatum: to acquire all top-secret documents as soon as possible. If unable to do so, they were instructed to destroy the accompanying survey station and delay the exercise schedule. In the end, for the sake of national security, Qiu Feng lost his wife, daughter, and father, but he harbored no regrets. A true national security officer must be able to do what others cannot and endure what others cannot bear. They remain unknown to the public; newspapers will never publicize their achievements, yet they are the pride of the nation, and the country will forever remember them.