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"Facing the enemy" is a book published by popular literature and Art Publishing House in September 2007, written by Liu Meng. The novel tells the story of the special forces of the Chinese Army strengthening the professional training of snipers in the mid-1990s in order to cope with the severe test of anti-terrorism actions and local wars.

Basic information

Author: Liu Meng Publishing House: Popular Literature and Art Publishing House publishing time: September 1, 2007 words: 366000 pages: 317 sheets of paper: offset paper ISBN: 9787802400665 package: paperback price: ￥ 29.80

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content validity

In the mid-1990s, the special forces of the Chinese Army strengthened the professional training of snipers in order to cope with the severe test of anti-terrorism operations and local wars. Every year, they gather the best backbone snipers of all units for intensive training. The best sniper who has passed the ordeal has been awarded the honorary title of "Assassin".

About the author

Liu Meng, the pioneer of Chinese new military literature. Graduated from the director department of the Central Academy of drama, born in the 1970s, he has written novels such as "the last bullet for me", "wolf teeth", "ice is sleeping water" and "Assassin". All of them have been adapted into TV dramas and will start shooting one after another. His works abandon the traditional writing method of military novels, and are rated as "the youth new cool novels leading military novels into the era of readability" by critics. "Facing the enemy" is Liu Meng's latest work, which he has been working hard for one year. It shows a panoramic view of a mysterious sniper's world.

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