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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.
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.
Areas of Expertise:
Chinese society and cultureLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
19,000 village officials have been investigated in first quarter of this year, according to Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.
Citizen journalists and people in the area report crash, but police and authorities are not confirming incident.
Police in Harbin issue arrest warrants, offer rewards for clues on February AI attack on event information system that allegedly involved US universities.
The Chinese system could be an advantage in a US trade war, but both countries could face ‘real harm’, according to experts.
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Chinese Academy of Social Sciences abolishes entity, warns any activities carried out in its name would be illegal.
The younger Hu is remembered as an outspoken proponent of political reform and press freedom – rare among China’s princelings.
Anti-West blogger Sima Nan’s tax scandal exposes lucrative hustle of patriotic fury that dodges political risk – until it doesn’t.
The Drepung Monastery in Lhasa has the capacity to look for the exiled spiritual leader’s successor under Beijing’s supervision, Tibetology researcher says.
Deadly quake prompts worries about Sino-Myanmar pipelines, a strategic overland route for China’s oil and gas imports from the Middle East.
Xi meets with business reps as China takes aim at unilateralism and protectionism while ramping up a charm offensive for foreign investors against the backdrop of two global conferences.
Chinese coastguard confirms death aboard Shandong-based vessel after social media user says her father was murdered and thrown into sea.
‘Blue Strike-2025’ exercise will be held from late March to early April near Zhanjiang on southern coast, Beijing’s defence ministry says.
Chinese authorities opt out of issuing update on MU5735 crash investigation.
Armed forces must make greatest use of limited resources, PLA officers tell personnel in throes of modernisation push.
The exiled Tibetan spiritual leader has hinted his successor may be born outside China, setting the scene for intense controversy.
Support for household wealth, stock and property markets, AI funding and childcare in the works as China chases 5 per cent growth in 2025.
Warning from Eastern Theatre Command chief comes as Beijing marks 20 years of Anti-Secession Law amid high cross-strait tensions.
Anti-corruption message follows Beijing’s call in the annual work report for the armed forces to ‘deepen political rectification’.
Verbal volleys fired from both sides of the Pacific as the Chinese military looks set for a bigger budget.
Analysts say Beijing is ‘preoccupied’ with the economy this year and will keep up its carrot and stick approach to Taiwan reunification.
Chinese foreign ministry also objects to Rubio’s revival of the Covid-19 lab leak origin theory.
In a wide-ranging interview, Bell considers Confucian and other ancient Chinese traditions and their role in modern politics.
‘So what if it’s true?’ UMC founder says, after Taiwanese commentator claims to show photos with mainland Chinese mistress.
City governments have been instructed to embrace the model, which recently sent shock waves through the US tech sector.
Guangzhou, Shenzhen and other cities turn to tech to improve online portals while local officials study innovative AI start-up.
Previous reference to US position of not supporting independence for the island no longer on site.
Farmers are turning away from educating their children beyond compulsory schooling, a gap that could lead to a human capital crisis.
Vice-Premier Zhang Guoqing will be at AI Action Summit as special representative of President Xi Jinping, Chinese foreign ministry says.
Xue Jianguo is the latest figure associated with the defence contractor to be placed under investigation.
