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Jiang Chuqin
City Desk Reporter
Jiang Chuqin (Angeline) joined the city desk as a reporter in August 2024 after completing a year of rotations as a graduate trainee. She has previously covered local news in San Francisco and New York. She holds two degrees in data journalism from Columbia Journalism School and the Communication University of China.
Jiang Chuqin (Angeline) joined the city desk as a reporter in August 2024 after completing a year of rotations as a graduate trainee. She has previously covered local news in San Francisco and New York. She holds two degrees in data journalism from Columbia Journalism School and the Communication University of China.
Areas of Expertise:
Data journalism, local news, climateLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
Discovery of new underlying mechanism opens up possibilities for developing medication, researchers at Chinese University of Hong Kong say.
Company raided after advertising it could allow customers to choose their babies’ sex and connect them with surrogates.
Lawmakers call for organisers to be more transparent about seat views when selling tickets.
With the MTR Corporation aiming to increase fares, the Post considers alternatives in getting to and from the airport.
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Officers will follow up on motorists who breach traffic laws in Central and Wan Chai by recording and monitoring surveillance camera footage.
Retail businesses in the city report slow sales during the Easter holiday as Hongkongers opt to travel.
Government condemns ‘bullying acts’ after Trump’s administration announces fees on vessels owned, operated or constructed by Chinese companies.
Collaboration will include ticket packages for buses and museums and more frequent services during special events.
Black spots on Hong Kong Island to be monitored from April 22 using footage from Transport Department to tackle congestion and traffic offences.
Postal service suspends land and sea delivery with immediate effect, while airmail packages will be turned away from April 27.
Ahead of Easter holiday, Consumer Council reveals that among 27 surveyed policies, 22 lowered maximum benefit limits for elderly and children.
City currently plans to raise air passenger departure tax to help address deficit, but lawmakers fear move may drive travellers elsewhere.
One expert says ‘traditional belief’ persists over long hours and physical presence being ‘key indicators of dedication and productivity’.
First post shows a girl smoking a cigarette in a stairwell, with a bottle of alcoholic drink placed next to her.
Man, 52, rescued from hotel in Mandalay by Hong Kong rescue team, in collaboration with mainland Chinese counterparts.
Police investigating as government warns public not to believe online video in which figure resembling Chan advertises fake investment platform.
Another operator, Golden Harvest Cinema, also announces it will close Whampoa branch in April.
Spectators lament taxi arrangements at Kai Tak Sports Park with some having to wait up to 45 minutes.
Business is expected to increase by 40 to 50 per cent in Kowloon City bars, but some fans say they still prefer to get drinks on the island side after matches.
Move by budget carrier follows announcement from Hong Kong aviation regulator that devices will be restricted on local airlines from April 7.
Appliances, clothing found in suspicious container declared as carrying two private cars and a smaller amount of electronic goods.
City’s consumers revelled in a gold bracelet and coin collaboration between China’s largest jewellery retailer and Japanese anime sensation.
Consumer Council to urge ticket seller Cityline to arrange exchange service as soon as possible to ‘protect the rights and interests’ of customers.
Sick, skinny, lost – all types of felines have ended up at Siu Lam-lam’s Dundas Cafe in Mong Kok, but her days as neighbourhood carer are coming to an end.
Group says via social media they will proceed with March 23 performance ‘out of respect for our fans and all stakeholders involved’.
Study collected employment data of 3,236 working-age mainland migrants between 2019 and 2024.
Wanted activists Kevin Yam and Ted Hui, both in Australia, reportedly the target of letters and pamphlets that have sparked official response.
Commissioner for Narcotics Kesson Lee also notes spate of arrests related to drug since key ingredient was banned last month.
Starry Lee, city’s sole delegate to nation’s top legislative body, points to slow pace of construction in project at the border.
