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A cover designed in the style of a dark political espionage documentary: the image is split into two eras. On the left, set against the backdrop of 1981 Los Angeles FBI counter-intelligence operations, a stern, middle-aged white male agent appears alongside a bespectacled Chinese-American woman; the desk features "TOP SECRET" files, a briefcase, photographs, and photocopying equipment. On the right, a modern American political scene shows a young male politician at a podium with a Chinese-American woman standing beside him, set against the backdrop of the U.S. Capitol and a media scrum. The central headline reads, "The Man Who Spent a Lifetime Catching Spies: Why Was He Himself Deceived by a Spy for 20 Years?" with the sub-headline: "From Katrina Leung to Fang Fang—two individuals who should have been the least likely to be deceived both fell into the same trap." Below, the text highlights the question: "Why are the smartest people often the easiest to deceive?" The bottom section feat

A cover designed in the style of a dark political espionage documentary: the image is split into two eras. On the left, set against the backdrop of 1981 Los Angeles FBI counter-intelligence operations, a stern, middle-aged white male agent appears alongside a bespectacled Chinese-American woman; the desk features "TOP SECRET" files, a briefcase, photographs, and photocopying equipment. On the right, a modern American political scene shows a young male politician at a podium with a Chinese-American woman standing beside him, set against the backdrop of the U.S. Capitol and a media scrum. The central headline reads, "The Man Who Spent a Lifetime Catching Spies: Why Was He Himself Deceived by a Spy for 20 Years?" with the sub-headline: "From Katrina Leung to Fang Fang—two individuals who should have been the least likely to be deceived both fell into the same trap." Below, the text highlights the question: "Why are the smartest people often the easiest to deceive?" The bottom section feat

BK10 L1 | Watch the Video: The Real Spy Is Human Nature

Two stories set thirty years apart—one ostensibly unfolding within the counter-espionage apparatus and the other in political circles—share a strikingly similar underlying logic.

Aug 91 min read

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