A child who grows up in a military compound, even if he learns majors that have basically nothing to do with the military and has a wider range of interests when he grows up, those experiences are still like air, nourishing his life, and will be in his life. At every crossroads, he unknowingly influences his choice. If it happens that the child's military father has a special job and not only tells him about the visible gunpowder smoke, but also often tells him about the invisible front, then the child's understanding of war will not only stop at the confrontation between the two armies, The understanding of secret agents will not stop at "never-fading radio waves" and "latent".

I am one of countless "hes". This is an important reason why I can write with passion. Thanks to my father.