✍ Scribed by Kessel, Joseph
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Joseph Kessel voit plus de choses en une page que d’autres en un volume. En publiant Hong-Kong et Macao en 1957, il nous offre l’histoire d’un mythe. Celui du plus grand centre de l’opium et de la capitale du jeu, métamorphosés en deux postes frontières du monde occidental et de la Chine. Défilent les personnages les plus étranges, les récits les plus singuliers, entre police secrète, no man’s land, richesses insoupçonnées, prostituées et miséreux.
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