The Ben Laden Code from Chinese Girl

  This is the first ever novel written on the clashes of different civilizations by a feminine Chinese author.

  If there remains in this world, a power that has yet to be mastered by mankind, then that would be the most mysterious of the Chinese civilization, QiMenDunJia. The core of QiMenDunJia is the "TaoDunShu"(the skill of escape), which has always been used by the imperial family for self-protection and to fend-off attackers. Mao Zedong, a high ranking official of the CPC was a master of QiMenDunJia. Laden, who finds himself caught in the dilemma of being encircled and suppressed by the world, unable to break thorough, needs the help of QiMenDunJia desperately. So, he sends out a hit squad all the way to China to kidnap an adolescent girl. By an odd coincidence, the person that Laden needed dies, and Xixi is kidnapped to the base of Al-Queda.

  Nobody knew of the shocking scheme that was looming behind all this.

  Living in perennial tension of hiding, Laden had long lost the tenderness that he should have enjoyed as a normal man. The appearance of Xixi was like the appearance of a new moon, lighting up Laden's night sky. The hormones in his body were strongly aroused; he decides to conquer this Chinese girl, just like he would conquer a beloved horse. Insensibly, Laden falls madly in love with Xixi, but Xixi already had someone else on her heart--- Thomas Bright.

  Bright is an American man with military experience as a member of the special forces, who lost his son during "911". Finding Laden for revenge was of the most importance in his life. To get rid of Laden, and to rescue Xixi from the base, Bright allies with Kaneshiro Tsuyoshi, Laden's East-Asia consultant.

  Kaneshiro Tsuyoshi is a handsome man with a face that's even prettier than a woman's. His true identity is a member of a mysterious organization of Japan. He works as an undercover alongside of Laden throughout the year, waiting for the chance of benefit for the order. With no other choices free, Kaneshiro Tsuyoshi pretends to help Bright.

  Just as Bright and Kaneshiro Tsuyoshi joins forces, Laden had already pushed them toward an abyss where they could not escape from. Laden's  smug calculation is to use the two and the forces behind them to accomplish a "sacramental" that would hold even the world's attention...

  And so, the battle between the hunter and the prey begins. The ring of battle, as it seems, is caused by personal animosity, but in truth, an inevitable war between different civilizations and beliefs. As a young girl of the Chinese Civilization caught in the middle of this fierce war, what would become of Xixi? Would the revenge of the American be paid off? Would Kaneshiro Tsuyoshi's secret mission end in success? And Laden, the one person in focus that people all over the world cannot ignore, can he breakout by using QiMenDunJia and Bright?

  This is a breathtaking story with layers of suspense, plotted like chains linking tightly one onto another. Surely an unimaginably thrilling strike in the deepest pits of the heart.

  There are large amounts of pictures throughout the book, which is used to explain clearly, the essence of QiMenDunJia. The author also states her opinion on the current whereabouts of Laden, and veiw on Laden's future itself.(All through means of QiMenDunJia)

  The deepest of the Chinese, the Middle-east, the American and the Japanese Civilizations are shown to readers in simple terms through this work. Amongst these, worth most attention are the feminine Chinese author's  indepent thoughts and veiw on the value of life; along with the understanding of the American, the Middle-east and the Japanese Civilizations. This book is, in a way, like the novel version of "the Clash of Civilizations", and it is certainly true that, with the continuing clashing of the world's civilizations, the important purpose of this book is easily understood without further explanation.