From million-dollar mansions to surveillance missions, the life and travels of an alleged Chinese agent

TL;DR

Wanying 'Heather' Zhang, a 34-year-old California realtor, was arrested for allegedly acting as an unregistered agent for the Chinese government.
She is accused of surveilling the son of Taiwan's president in the U.S. at the direction of Chinese government officials.
Zhang attended the University of International Relations in Beijing, run by China's Ministry of State Security.
She was involved with Chinese American advocacy groups, including the All American Chinese Association (AACA), which has deep ties to the Chinese government.
Her alleged activities bear similarities to those of suspected Chinese spy Fang 'Christine' Fang, who also attended the University of International Relations.

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