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Bochen Han
Correspondent, US
Bochen joined the Post as a Washington-based correspondent in 2022 after several years working in the US, China, Myanmar and Thailand. She holds degrees from Duke University and the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.
Latest additions to Uygur Forced Labour Prevention Act’s entity list show American drive to rid its supply chain of forced labour presses on.
Bipartisan bill will be introduced in US Congress in effort to revitalise a diminished industry amid growing Chinese dominance.
ByteDance and several TikTok users contend the law violates their First Amendment rights; the government says the app’s Chinese ownership is a national security risk.
David Lin received a life sentence in 2009 on a charge of contract fraud.
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White House opposes bill, saying it would ‘raise taxes on American consumers, punish American auto manufacturers [and] threaten good-paying auto jobs’.
A bid to revise anti-espionage programme discredited for racial profiling is part of ‘China Week’ legislation, but White House opposes it.
Republican-led measure cutting Homeland Security funds for schools follows efforts to decouple Sino-American cooperation in education.
The congressional chamber began voting Monday on a series of bills to limit Beijing’s political, economic and technological influence.
Most of the scheduled 28 items have bipartisan support and follow efforts to tackle national and economic security threats posed by Beijing.
America’s top trade official among those hailing Democratic presidential candidate as ally of community that could prove a swing bloc.
Long-awaited questioning of the Democratic presidential candidate and her running mate Tim Walz offers little on foreign policy.
A teacher brought a farmhouse from the village of Cizhong to the woods of Harpers Ferry, where it hosts talks, meals and retreats.
Observers mull implications as some of Beijing’s harshest critics and less-travelled policy hands on Capitol Hill avoid trips to mainland.
Democratic vice-presidential candidate is accused of possibly running afoul of foreign-travel reporting requirements as a national guardsman.
Report by International Intrigue shows Beijing diplomats’ salaries are ahead of only Jakarta’s among 16 analysed G20 countries.
‘Shared security challenges’ tackled by two allies as ministerial consultations feature each country’s top defence and diplomatic officials.
Popular short-video platform accused of violating law by collecting personal information from kids under 13 without parental permission.
The Republican presidential nominee may still disdain electric vehicles but encourages their manufacturers to build plants in the United States.
Legislation could withhold Washington’s annual payment to the World Anti-Doping Agency, which is accused of covering up Chinese athletes’ positive tests.
University of Kansas academic Franklin Tao speaks of charges amid China Initiative, ‘losing almost everything’ and bittersweet victory
Washington is also urged to help Chinese students come to the US: ‘Some of the most sophisticated circumvention users in China are those who have spent significant time overseas.’
The Republican ticket for the US presidential election seems intent on shifting US foreign policy from Europe to Asia, analysts say.
Vance tells Republican convention it’s time to ‘stop the Chinese Communist Party from building their middle class on the backs’ of Americans.
Months and years after their arrival, Chinese migrants seeking freedom find it, but economic opportunity remains elusive.
Highly anticipated selection revealed as Republican National Convention convenes and within 48 hours of assassination attempt on Trump.
Legislation would require consideration of duties on Chinese critical minerals, create a fund to support investments in the sector, and support American projects abroad.
Recent arrivals in California meet scepticism, uncertainty and other Chinese immigrants who can help them start new lives.
Department of Homeland Security says the flight, which occurred over the weekend, took place in coordination with China’s National Immigration Administration.
Joe Biden took aim at Donald Trump’s proposed tariff hikes during their first debate of 2024, while Trump accused the US president of being ‘afraid’ to deal with China and raising the risk of global conflict.
Mainland officials have interfered in 61 public events organised by the American embassy since November, says long-time diplomat.
