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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.
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.
Areas of Expertise:
Society, culture and politics
Languages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
Ding leaves a thriving career in gaming industry as art director with an annual salary of US$43,000.
All flats are located within 5km of the company and vary in size from 100 to 150 square metres.
Mystifying ancient tradition uses combination of the spirit world and mathematical formulas to predict future.
‘Mysterious’ footwear fashion item crafted to look identical to iconic dish takes culinary craftsmanship to a new level; includes ‘soft-boiled egg’.
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‘Fairy tale’ video which says often dangerous job with long hours brings workers ‘closer to their dreams’ is branded ‘disgusting’ by critics.
Lin’s anti-ageing regimen is simple; she commits first hour of each morning to weight training, focuses on whole foods.
Painful ritual from centuries past involved brutal dental procedure using a hammer; missing gnashers could be replaced by those of a dog.
Science fiction enthusiast who dreams of being a performer creates mechanical exoskeleton using scavenged metal from scrapyards.
Ruling highlights husband’s coercive behaviour and verbal abuse, making him primarily accountable for relationship’s deterioration.
Woman has participated in wedding banquets about every 10 days in past 3 years, sometimes bringing home 30kg of untouched leftover food.
Anger after village doctor asks for period dates, phone numbers; online critics slam move, ask if next step is ‘forced fertilisation’.
Long black-haired mistress dressed in white miniskirt risks life and limb in daring escape from wife whose husband faces ridicule online.
Investigations reveal that crew had improperly secured luggage on upper deck, so when ferry hit rough seas, loose bags were tossed overboard.
Careful 28-year-old only takes half recommended dose, suffers nausea, appetite loss before slipping into a critical condition.
Decade after deadly tremor, fate brings pair together in restaurant; initial meeting sparks ‘excitement and embarrassment’, then love blossoms.
Mother of boy launches humiliating tirade against innocent member of shop staff; forces worker to rub hands together in apology.
Ancient beliefs dictated strict standards for women when it came to obeying men, speaking properly, physical appearance, domestic skills.
Patient questioning by woman police officer leads elderly man to reveal details of stock trading racket; victim finally gets his money back.
Unique ritual at elaborate ceremony stems from ‘monster slaying’ legend; nuptials also involve fire and a lamb shank smeared with butter.
Employees refer to themselves as vermin responsible for shipping, customer service; naming culture seen as painting staff in ‘cute’ light.
Videos of Chinese bloggers sampling recooked, seasoned leftovers in run-down Filipino neighbourhoods go viral on social media.
Chen regularly visits upscale venues, always with different women, whom he has convinced to cover all expenses.
Huang says she typically would not respond when he reached out, but whenever she did, it was always about money.
High-profile legal dispute between pair who met on matchmaking website sees allegations of “misogyny’ and ‘polygamy’ resurface.
‘Crazy’ 32-year-old shuns human relationships after real fiancé split, takes part in virtual ceremony after developing feelings for chatbot.
Founder of company waxes lyrical about the survival qualities of penguins, sparking sarcastic responses from staff, online observers.
Idiom stretches back to ancient times, invokes acts of revenge and humiliation, is commonly used in today’s workplace.
Couple then hold engagement ceremony called ‘eating chicken’ to symbolise approval of marriage.
Young woman says her hobby is personal, she has not received formal training and materials are sourced from family’s agricultural produce.
