Дебютный роман Май Цзя, бывшего сотрудника разведовательных служб Китая.
Книга рассказывает о молодом человеке, завербованным китайскими спецслужбами в 50-х годах. Действие происходит в основном в период, предшествующий Второй мировой войне, и продолжающимся беспорядкам в Китае после войны.
Книга была адаптирована в одноименный телесериал 2016 года и в одноименный фильм 2024 года.
Дебютный роман Май Цзя, бывшего сотрудника разведовательных служб Китая.
Книга рассказывает о молодом человеке, завербованным китайскими спецслужбами в 50-х годах. Действие происходит в основном в период, предшествующий Второй мировой войне, и продолжающимся беспорядкам в Китае после войны.
Книга была адаптирована в одноименный телесериал 2016 года и в одноименный фильм 2024 года.
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