Caroline Lin
Intern
Caroline Lin is currently an intern on the China desk and holds a master's degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong.
Caroline Lin is currently an intern on the China desk and holds a master's degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong.
Areas of Expertise:
China, business and finance, fact-checkingLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Li Mingbo, of Guangzhou Institute of the Greater Bay Area, says China should create English-friendly environment to attract foreign talent.
A sharp drop in the number of candidates for clinical medicine has highlighted the challenges of pursuing a medical career.
Beijing praises repatriation of looted treasures as concrete proof of constructive US-China cooperation before high-level talks.
Peking University study reveals seven times more relics held overseas than previously thought, creating crucial evidence trail.
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Observers say Canberra is starting to align with Washington on security policy after it cut partnerships with two institutions from China.
US embassy urges American citizens to stay clear of affected coastal and storm zones and track local news for updates.
Saudel is forecast to make landfall on Friday morning, becoming the seventh typhoon to hit the mainland this year.
People’s Daily commentary is part of broader efforts to bolster China’s ‘discourse power’ in global conversations.
From viral candy wrappers to hot water routines, Western Gen Z appears obsessed with all things China. But is it true love?
To some of his 2.4 million followers, he is Grandpa Cute. Meet Alan Macfarlane, the gentle academic soothing China’s anxious generation.
Blunders such as getting the name of the Red Army or revolutionary leaders wrong have prompted a flurry of public criticism.
City state’s scholarships for students from China form an early-stage talent pipeline into its highly skilled workforce, experts say.
Passengers share examples on social media of mistranslations and spelling errors, along with concern at the effect on the country’s image.
Museum-goers used phone flashlights to continue viewing exhibits inside the pitch-black hall at historic Xian site after power outage.
Videos documenting daily life in big cities, small towns and villages are aimed at overseas viewers and emphasise authentic perspectives.
Rigid metrics and deference to authority are stifling the country’s innovation drive, leading scientists warn.
Centre’s establishment represents Beijing’s first research and application platform dedicated to drones operating at high altitudes.
The fabric can clean and repair itself, opening the door to recyclable fashion and biodegradable packaging.
Researchers have identified four challenges that could undermine Beijing’s five-year plan for a modern military by 2030.
‘Nationally leading resource reserves’ make the province indispensable to Beijing’s push for ‘defence industry mobilisation’, report says.
Beijing will use ground telescopes and orbital satellites to track dangerous space rocks that currently go undetected.
Experts warn the change has dissipated Bavi’s energy from the core to its overall cloud structure, making it potentially more dangerous.
Across region, residents stock up, airlines cancel or reschedule flights, school is disrupted and zoo appeals for help finding lost animals.
Mainland Chinese authorities reject criticism, saying deployments are necessary response to maritime border talks between Manila and Tokyo.
Both detainees taken into custody last month about a week apart but at least one not suspected of spying.
