Deep Latency-Comment on Border Nightwalker

on the long road to drug control, we have made unremitting efforts of drug control policemen who risked their lives-an earlier documentary "Sword of China" fully made me understand the current situation of drug control and drug control in China, and realized the danger and difficulty of police work. Today, I still remember the real scenes under the camera.

When I got this book "Border Nightwalker" written by an author with anti-drug experience, I couldn't wait to read it again. In addition to further understanding of the work and life of anti-drug policemen, I am more eager to feel their natural true feelings, selfless dedication, passionate blood, and infectious justice.

Although the story content of this book has been subjectively conceived by some authors, it is not difficult to find the true feelings hidden between the lines. It is only those who have really experienced it that will be touched; That's an emotional catharsis that only happens when you really hit the drug scenes of life and death. Just like the propaganda slogan on the cover of this book: the unopened wound behind 175 suicide notes. What a cruel suicide note this is; This is a true demonstration of anti-drug work-

In the book, we can see that the anti-drug policemen represented by Guan Cone as a pseudonym (real name is Li Yaozu) are struggling in the restless anti-drug battlefield of the Golden Triangle. Although what we see is that these policemen can only get a little bonus or medals even if they catch drug dealers at the cost of their lives, they always put their own safety at risk. Because in their hearts, what they always remember is to block the source of drugs, defend the country, guard peace and defend the well-being of the people. For these policemen, the iron-blooded men forgot themselves as early as when they set foot on this journey. They will bleed and sweat, but they will never cry. Whether they are fighting head-on with bandits or lurking in enemy camps, they are always fighting crime and drugs with their lives.

In fact, The Border Nightwalker can be read in two parts. Perhaps the first half is mainly about Li Yaozu, a retired anti-drug policeman, fighting drug dealers on the frontal battlefield. The second half focuses on how he matured in the battle and sneaked into the drug dealer team regardless of his life and death. As a pretender, he is no longer just fighting against drug dealers in strength and tactics. As a The Infiltrator, he is always on the alert, and he has infiltrated into the interior with drug dealers in a false pretence, taking the Huanglong. Maybe a moment ago, the scenery was infinite, but the next moment, we should actively cooperate with the rear forces to eliminate drug dealers. There is no doubt that such a battle seems invisible, but it is always full of dangers and dangers. In the ups and downs of the story, our readers outside the book are also really holding a cold sweat for this brave anti-drug policeman-< P > Fortunately, the ending of the story is inspiring. After all, this lurk has finally hit the drug trafficking group and brought the drug traffickers to justice. But through the story, I think what we can associate more is that the golden triangle in reality is such a fighting moment. At present, there are more or less epic anti-drug stories going on-and how many hot-blooded men are fighting with drug dealers in this mysterious area! Singing the praises of these nameless heroes is even more lamenting such a classic anti-drug novel. Let us people who live in peacetime really see the heroic posture of anti-drug police officers lurking in the depths to fight drugs!

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