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Zoey Zhang
Reporter, People and Culture
Zoey Zhang is a multimedia reporter who covers ranges of topics including China culture, education, social trends, and Asian human interest stories. She previously interned with the Post on the video desk over the winter of 2022-2023. She holds a master’s degree in Journalism from the University of Hong Kong.
Entrepreneur who ‘looks like a gang member’ makes bold move to monetise appearance, business idea ignites legal concerns.
Investor with lifelong fascination for real estate quits stressful regular job to embark on property investment strategy which brings work-life balance.
Denials flow after rumours of romantic affair flood mainland social media following posting of pictures showing actress during study trip abroad.
Online influencer claims male laryngeal prominence is ‘delicate’, ‘sensitive’ and even ‘sexual in some instances’, just like women’s breasts.
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Fortune favours ex-airline employee whose earnings shoot up as she forsakes the skies to get down and dirty and run pig farm.
Parents hail innovative teacher’s hi-tech approach to education, critics claim some of kid’s dreams are ‘unhealthy’ and ‘controversial’.
Visitors from near and far flock to anti-corruption cafe in Hong Kong and Japan prison museum to get a taste of crime and punishment.
As country faces continuing joblessness, people are choosing to hide the embarrassment of unemployment from their loved ones.
Supercentenarian with unshakeable lust for life says sticking to routines, three meals a day, optimism are secrets of her long life.
Strict social norms in conservative country lead large numbers of young people to shun closeness and intimate relationships.
Country’s youngsters give religious icon a modern-day makeover, cafes celebrate his birthday, critics say trend ‘desecrates sanctity’ of faith.
Man takes refuge from war in country, forges careers in acting, modelling before learning Mandarin, attracting huge audience with food reviews.
Fears over abduction, road safety emerge amid growing trend in China of parents hiring couriers to take their children to school.
Bizarre ‘team-building’ event urges employees to extinguish flaming cotton buds by putting them in mouths, stunt sparks possible legal action.
Technology offers rookie customer service staff chance to hone pacification skills on non-humans before being posted to frontline.
Childhood illness stunts growth of 90cm tall medic, diminutive doctor marries woman admired for her beauty who is 70cm taller than him.
Popular online influencer gets hundreds of thousands of video views as he demonstrates processes which some claim could aid criminals.
Cerebral palsy suffering couple face online criticism over decision to start a family, hit back saying that their condition will not be passed on.
Determined elderly woman scrimps and saves, gives her life to dozens of infants who were dumped by their birth parents.
Five youngsters under age of eight only have 20 per cent chance of survival but families are determined to give them a fighting chance.
In a twist of pro wrestling from United States, the ‘sport’ brings a whole knew meaning to the expression ‘food fight’.
A ‘princess’ influencer announces her divorce and plans to sell products at discounted prices to liquidate assets.
Group praised for using legal means to protect vulnerable individuals in precarious situations.
Their online interactions spark extensive discussions about legal implications of profiting from celebrity likenesses.
Story quickly gains traction on mainland social media with related topics amassing 35 million views.
Finance firm punishes staff for poor performance, makes them eat ‘death chilli sticks’ sending two workers to hospital for stomach pain.
‘Naughty students’ with baseball bats disrupt PE class, creating chaos, playfully intimidating classmates.
Tian says he always believed he could find true love, and that’s when Namei appeared.
Man notes that a natural photo features a shy smile, much like a bashful boyfriend being photographed by his girlfriend.
Passenger recounts experience riding in car, saying they chose to get off early, switch to subway for safety reasons.
