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Crystal Wu
Video Producer
Crystal holds a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong. She is a video journalist with a passion for telling human and political stories.
Crystal holds a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong. She is a video journalist with a passion for telling human and political stories.
Areas of Expertise:
Video production, China politics, China societyLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
John Mearsheimer on the world at war, the China-US collision course, and what lies ahead.
Mainland contestant’s attempt to speak Cantonese sparked criticism as she talked about the difficulties of learning the local language.
Australian jockey needs just one more win to hit magic career milestone of 2,000 wins.
The event, also known as Da Jiu Festival, includes the Piu Sik parade.
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A home cleaning service launched on 58.com puts robots to work assisting professional cleaners by carrying out repetitive tasks.
With a registered population of 585, Huangtupo village in the city of Wuhan has reportedly had 62 residents diagnosed with cancer or leukaemia in recent decades.
The US has reportedly cleared about 10 Chinese firms to purchase Nvidia’s second-most powerful AI chip, the H200.
Observers say Trump is pushing old alliances to the breaking point, making allies recognise the need to ‘de-risk’ from the US.
Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu were convicted in a military court as part of China’s corruption crackdown on top-ranking officials.
Analysts say Pyongyang’s amendments could signal a shift to coexistence with South Korea.
Internet users in mainland China slam move to make Cheung mentor in project to rehabilitate young protesters involved in anti-government protests in the city.
Chongqing gained online fame as ‘the most confusing city’ or ‘8D city’ due to its urban areas built on extreme, mountainous terrain, and has become an international tourism attraction.
The US plans to block ‘all maritime traffic entering and exiting Iranian ports’ starting on April 13.
About 13,000 people deliver food and goods in Hong Kong, according to a 2024 survey commissioned by the city’s Labour Department.
Cheng Li-wun emphasised cross-strait peace during her six-day visit to mainland China.
Special technology has been introduced in men’s toilets as shoppers ignore smoking bans.
Hong Kong Technology Venture Company refutes media claims that pet animals used in experiments, as Peta urges immediate end to project.
Firefighters in China’s Guangzhou city called to free man left stuck in fishing nets and zip ties after he tried to follow online trend.
Kung Yau Cheung Mahjong in Mong Kok will close on March 28.
The country has over 200 million gig workers who make a living from various temporary jobs.
Some people tried to file a complaint with a citizen service line but were told the city ‘does not have an animal protection law’.
Spot prices have surged above US$5,000 an ounce, up more than 40 per cent over the past year, driven by central banks and traders shifting out of bonds and currencies.
‘Perfect In-laws’ allows parents to communicate with each other to set their kids up, often without them knowing.
The drone takes around 10 minutes one way, compared with about 1.5 hours by vehicle.
Hong Kong to spend HK$6.8 billion buying back fire-ravaged Tai Po flats.
