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Alice Yan
Reporter, China
Alice Yan is a Shanghai-based social news reporter. She writes about human interest stories and specialises in stories on family relationships, education, gender equality, child development, traditional culture and social media.
Alice Yan is a Shanghai-based social news reporter. She writes about human interest stories and specialises in stories on family relationships, education, gender equality, child development, traditional culture and social media.
Areas of Expertise:
China's social newsLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
Jia playfully remarks that Li’s tireless dedication and concern for their family have turned his hair grey, while much of hers remains black.
The tradition of hugging winter melons to cool off dates back over 650 years to the late Ming dynasty in China.
Unlike typical strong drama heroines, Fang is vulnerable, compromises; netizens widely resonate with this portrayal of an ordinary girl.
Li expresses initial concerns about taking a spot from younger candidates and using limited educational resources.
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Court rules Wang committed child abduction rather than profitable trafficking, resulting in a lenient sentence.
A single cicada emits a harmless 70 decibels, but a chorus can peak past 85 decibels — the threshold where permanent hearing impairment begins.
Faced with overwhelming medical bills, Xiaoyi’s family has turned to the media for help as they navigate the aftermath of her life-altering decision.
‘Poverty is a mindset, not a status,’ resonates as a powerful mantra often heard echoing through the FQ training camps.
Case attracts widespread attention, rallying support for Qin in his quest to urge these companies to strengthen regulations that protect minors.
Stunt sparks mainland social media fury, with many demanding severe punishments for participating cosplayers.
After swapping seats with driver, He not only navigates the roads to hospital but also provides reassurance to comfort him.
With plans to relocate to another city for university in September, Ma worries about his grandfather managing alone, especially as he lives independently.
Local authorities remind the public to stay vigilant regarding hidden sewage manholes or ditches when catching cicadas in the evening.
Wei says working together helped her daughter deeply understand the daily struggles she had previously only seen from afar.
Extreme slimming method is claimed to help people shed weight in just two days, but doctor says it can seriously harm the digestive system.
In ‘magical’ coincidence, man’s grandfather and tourist’s father were brothers who lost touch after second man moved to Taiwan before 1949.
Obstetrician has appointments to perform operations on two pregnant women, pushes bike through waist-high water to get to hospital.
Fitness enthusiast Liu quietly slipped away in soaked clothes, hoping to avoid fanfare and worry her family.
Female student aces entry exam and is admitted to prestigious Tsinghua after relaxed parents simply ensure she does her homework on time.
Local agent issues apology after ad on short video platform using insulting language triggers online backlash.
Young woman in Henan suffers spinal fracture and becomes disabled after nuptial hazing activity goes wrong.
Liang Huan saluted for showing simple things still matter as he and his colleagues battle day and night to help residents cope with deluge.
Zhu Shuo has been fulfilling filial piety duty of her colleague Deng Wenguo ever since he died while saving people from drowning in 2006.
Members of Lanzhou Zhongchuan International Airport’s ‘mouse control office’ interact with passengers, also go out on morning ‘patrols’.
52-year-old says wife tried to kill him to inherit his assets; is now serving a 65-year prison term in America.
Another fashion brand in spotlight after Chinese tea chain ordered to pay US$1.5 million for Louis Vuitton trademark infringement.
Following the stunt, Ren – who commanded 60,000 followers – has received a permanent social media ban across major platforms.
Controversial now-deleted viral clips featuring online celebrities as young as 3 in focus as Chinese cyberspace authorities toughen rules.
2,200km journey from Chongqing to Lhasa with two taxi drivers over seven days wins content creator praise for conveying positive values.
Court cites ‘significant malicious intent’ in trademark ruling, noting Molly Tea ignored numerous rejected applications.
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