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Yating Yang
Reporter, People and Culture
Yating is a Beijing-based culture reporter at the Post. Previously, she worked for CCTV-6, covering international film and culture. Her journalistic expertise includes pop culture, entertainment industry, gender equality, education, workplace discrimination, and social welfare.
Man tells father he just needs a flat for his future marital home with girlfriend.
He reflects that he used to unintentionally say things that upset people, but never meant any harm.
In past year, China held 622 marathons and half marathons, averaging nearly two daily, highlighting rising commitment to health.
Proposal has drawn widespread criticism from netizens, who describe it as ‘desperate, ill-conceived remedy’.
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She suffered neck injury in May 2012 during Olympic trials, ending her gymnastics career.
He finds the wait for a free host exhilarating as it’s like casting bait, waiting for a fish to bite.
Imprisoned husband demands substantial amount as compensation for ‘emotional and youth loss’.
Fan says she will split her time between Hong Kong and various locations, including Hollywood.
Residents report strange cries from remote forest at night, growing louder and more intense.
Abbot claims corpses were used for ‘death awareness’ training to help monks confront fear of death, deepen spiritual practice.
Her second marriage nightmare ends with husband’s 16-year jail sentence for bootlegging.
She wants her son to have a sibling so he will not be alone if she were to die.
Scammer, claiming to be from London, makes extravagant promises, including marriage proposal and private jet gift.
Man often stayed at multiple hotels over 10 months, sometimes checking into three or four in single day.
His KOL obsession leads him to survive on plain steamed buns to stave off hunger.
Doctor warns that improper handling could have caused cube to enter his airway, risking suffocation.
Videos show a car arriving at a rural courtyard as guests enter amid firecracker sounds, creating a festive atmosphere.
Trend has been criticised in Japan and China as ‘ridiculous’ for resembling sperm and snot.
‘The company’s response was overly harsh, if minor mistakes can lead to dismissal, it makes termination too easy,’ one commenter warns.
‘Even a tiger does not harm its cubs; she is worse than a tiger,’ one online observer condemns her actions.
He explains his preference for TCM over CPR, citing concerns for patient’s delicate condition.
Company is actively hiring ‘scolders’ but only parents who often use strong language with their kids can apply.
Court shows leniency to doctor after he confesses to police, compenstaes victim’s family sparking online condemnation.
Wife encourages him to abandon trip, not risk his life, but he wants to demonstrate his commitment.
Sick university graduate pleads poverty but wealthy family has property portfolio, crowdfunding platform bans him as result.
‘Coffin cafe’ innovation sees young people flock to funeral home to lie down in open caskets, take photographs, come to terms with death.
Mainland social media gossip claims Huang Xiaoming is being stung for whopping US$37 million in maintenance.
‘Good looking’ woman civil servant forced into apology as row rages over ‘superficiality’ and ‘credibility’ in positions of public service.
Promotional post implies that ‘fake best friends’ may attempt to seduce their friend’s boyfriend, latch onto any man they meet.
Suture needle cannot be removed by doctors, procedure has been postponed three times because it has shifted within her body.
