Chinese agents. Middle Kingdom Intelligence from Mao to SI

In the 1920s, in Shanghai, the comrade-in-arms of Mao Dzedun Zhou Enlai founded the first communist spy network acting against the nationalists, the Western powers and the Japanese. Chinese agents from the very beginning was global.
This book is based on previously not published documents and personal conversations of the author with dozens of sources in special services around the world. This is a detailed and sensational history of Chinese intelligence in 100 years. The author shows that Chinese spies were and are everywhere: among scientists, journalists, diplomats, students and businessmen. Their trail is visible everywhere: from Stalin"s purges to terrorist attacks on September 11 and the departure of Biden from Afghanistan. It seems that secret agents of the Middle Kingdom are omnipotent ... Are they great as the Chinese economy and ambitions of Xi Jinping? What can you learn from them? Is it dangerous?
"The detailed and fascinating essay on Faligo about Chinese espionage over the past century is impressive by the level of detail and convinces that today the community of Chinese security and intelligence services is the largest in the world. - The Sunday Times
"Faligo, a fearless French researcher, for 40 years gathered his private spy archive ... His book is a real encyclopedia of Chinese secrets ... enough piquant so that the reader does not sleep at night. - The Times