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Sylvie Zhuang
Reporter, China
Based in Beijing, Sylvie joined the post in 2023 to report on China. She covers elite politics, diplomacy, international development, and has a interest in exploring how evolving technology is tranforming governance and society. Previously, she graduated from the University of Chicago and also holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Illinois.
President’s vow to plant US flag on Mars and build the world’s ‘strongest military’ likely to heighten rivalry with China, analysts say.
Users told that American requests for images of sensitive areas should be ignored over national security concerns.
Groups from Fujian and Shanghai are the first to be allowed to visit the island in a move Beijing says will help ‘strengthen exchanges’.
The authorities will be hoping new users of the app will get a favourable impression of China – but may be unnerved by some of their posts.
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Fujian will also roll out policies to support Taiwanese people who seek education and work in the province, Communist Party official says.
The tyre marks may be signs of ‘touch-and-go’ landings and it is not known if the ship’s advanced catapult has been tested yet.
Malaysian prime minister hails ‘strong’ China ties in talks with Liu, as defence minister urges dialogue to manage South China Sea issues.
The smaller of the advanced jets is expected to be carrier-based while the larger plane could become a fighter-bomber, observers say.
In a less forgiving global environment for Beijing, how will Donald Trump’s second term play out for Taiwan?
Visitor numbers are well down on pre-Covid levels despite a string of measures, including the offer of visa-free access.
Hong Kong think tank predicts Taiwanese leader William Lai will steer clear of provoking Beijing as he fights political battles at home.
The 39 suspects include 16 Myanmese nationals and members of the notorious Ming family, which operated in the border region of Kokang.
Mystery aircraft with cutting-edge design marks historic milestone for the country’s military capabilities, observers said.
Defence ministry in Beijing issues warning after the US Space Force extended its operations to Japan for the first time this month.
Chen, who has been promoted to general, replaces political commissar whose whereabouts are unknown.
Dong Jun meets the head of the Vietnamese Communist Party in Hanoi on visit to mark military anniversary.
Spain’s ambassador to Beijing Marta Betanzos tells audience at Renmin University that both sides will benefit from improved trading ties.
Beijing seeks to balance AI use to boost the economy while combating deepfakes, digital misinformation and altering of public perception.
The trip, which has not been confirmed by Beijing or Kathmandu, comes months before the Dalai Lama is expected to unveil a succession plan.
Chinese embassy remains open in Damascus and Beijing is monitoring developments.
Shenzhen-based technology firm has faced sanctions in EU countries and the US because of perceived national security risks.
‘New model for integrated training group exercises’ has reached the front lines, PLA Daily report citing Central Military Commission says.
Yao Qian is accused of abusing his position at the China Securities Regulatory Commission in a ‘severe breach of duty’.
The Warrior-8 exercise is announced weeks after the latest deadly suicide attack targeting Chinese workers in the country.
Ministry of State Security advises tightened management of nation’s vast camera network after receiving tip from citizen.
‘Support China’s peaceful reunification’, avoid provocation in South China Sea, President Xi Jinping tells Joe Biden in Lima.
Word of caution from eminent Beijing-based academic comes as US president-elect Donald Trump picks string of China hawks for new cabinet.
As well as conducting negotiations with Obama administration and military leadership, Liang wrote about campaigns around Taiwan.
The world will be watching Donald Trump’s relationship with Chinese President Xi Jinping as former US leader returns to White House.
Experts and insiders tell the Post how officials prepared and how Beijing is bracing for a President Trump who will be stronger than ever.
