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The Boy Who Rode The Dragon
Ian Feldman
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Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Geschichte
Beschreibung
LOGLINE: A treasure hunter and his estranged wife team up to search for a legendary sunken WWII Japanese warship carrying China's looted Gold Treasures.
THE PAST: The background of the story begins as WWII is Ending for Japan - August, 1945: Yellow Sea. . . Japan's troops are evacuating all of China.
Commander Ozawa is tasked with transporting gold and jewels looted from China's mainland on his destroyer KAGA-5505, when he learns that both Atomic Bombs have been dropped on Japan.
Upon hearing Emperor Hirohito's radio broadcast that Japan has lost the war, he explodes the destroyer KAGA, sinking the looted gold treasures into the Abyss.
MODERN DAY: Bohai Xiang, a well-known Kite-surfer and Treasure Hunter uses a WWII diary, to search for the sunken Japanese Destroyer with his estranged wife, Meifeng, to no avail.
As Bohai and Meifeng team up to search for more clues to locate the treasure, they are attacked by the Black Ops Agents sent by a rouge organization. When the situation grows out of control, they are forced to escape to a hideaway in the Shandong Mountains. There they join forces with Meifeng's Uncle, Colonel Longwei, a Chinese Special Forces Expert, as the Thriller gets increasingly dangerous.
Kundenbewertungen
Dutch, Kite-sailing, Treasure, Japanese Imperial Navy, Qingdao, PRC, Thriller, Cartels, Self-Propelled Oil Rigs, Gold Bullion, Kite-surfing, China, Special Forces, Japan, WWII, Shanghai, Dragon Kites, Hong Kong, Historical Fiction, PLA, WWII Japanese Destroyers, Shandong Province, Superyachts, Banking, Tai'in China