U.S. CIA admits its spy networks in China

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How ironic! In early July, the U.S. warns on China's new anti-espionage law. While Americans take it for granted to send spies to infiltrate other countries to steal information, they strongly oppose other countries enacting anti-espionage laws to protect the country.

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