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Yuanyue Dang
Reporter, China
Yuanyue joined the Post in 2022 after working as a feature writer for various Chinese media outlets. He graduated from the Chinese University of Hong Kong with a bachelor's degree in journalism and holds a master’s degree in anthropology from University College London.
Overseas intelligence agencies are ‘flooding online comment sections with unofficial and fake history’, ministry says.
As the head of PLA ideology comes under a cloud, the president once again stresses military loyalty to the Communist Party.
Visa-free extension of stay, which has been open to 54 countries since November 2023, takes effect immediately.
In newly released comments, Xi Jinping said Communist Party members have to ‘identify and solve our own problems’.
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The work of Taiwanese artists used to be enjoyed by millions on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, influence that has been overtaken by politics and economics.
Analysts say the delay in moving Lu from Paris shows Beijing did not want to be seen giving in to outside pressure.
Hua will be the first senior official from his city to attend an intercity forum in person in six years.
Chinese respondents most upset by release of Fukushima water last year, while for Japanese it is East China Sea disputes, survey also shows.
Data from the station will ‘support the global response to climate change’, according to China Meteorological Administration.
Miao is director of the Central Military Commission’s political work department, which oversees party ideology and personnel changes.
After recent deadly attacks, country’s public security system needs ‘clear legal bases’ to identify high-risk individuals, experts say.
Foreign ministry responds to article that claims Dong is the latest holder of the position to be investigated for graft.
The Chinese leader praised Lee Hsien Loong’s long-term support for cooperation with Beijing during the latter’s visit to China.
Deputy commerce minister also warns of tariffs’ adverse effects on the country imposing them, while pointing to China’s economic ‘resilience’ in face of external shocks.
Lee, now a senior minister, was one of China’s most frequently visiting foreign leaders during his 20 years at the helm from 2004.
Farmer nearly loses his hand to ferocious feline in northeastern province where conservation efforts have boosted wild tiger activity.
The man accused of killing 35 people after a car rammed into crowds of people is still unable to be questioned.
35 people were killed after SUV rammed into crowd outside Zhuhai sports centre in attack described by Xi Jinping as ‘extremely vicious’.
A member of a local exercise group says an SUV ploughed into people from behind while they were using a trail in the southern Chinese city.
Suspect accused of driving vehicle into people exercising outside a stadium.
Mainland editors say new rules and pressure from regulators have slowed publication of Taiwanese literature to a trickle since 2019.
The island’s administration is projecting calm but others are keeping wary watch.
For Beijing, regime security is everything and concerns about ‘hostile Western forces’ will continue, no matter who ends up in the White House.
Senior Beijing climate change official Xia Yingxian says he hopes US will continue to work with other nations to implement Paris Agreement.
Manufacturer raises expectations by publishing images of prototype designed to compete with the US F-35.
Communist Party mouthpiece blasts the island’s leader after he commemorates anniversary of 1949 battle between Kuomintang and PLA.
Controversial former host, known for interviewing world leaders, vanished 10 years ago amid corruption probe at state broadcaster.
Authorities pledge to increase financial and policy support in key areas including medicine, engineering and emerging technologies.
The comments by Public Security Minister Wang Xiaohong may be a sign that officials are struggling to hit this year’s economic growth targets.
Xi Jinping visited Fujian’s Dongshan county, the site of a 1953 cross-strait war, as part of an inspection trip to the province, CCTV says.
