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Daisy Wu

Daisy Wu

Hong Kong
Intern
After earning a bachelor's degree in sociology, Daisy is currently pursuing a master's degree in journalism at the University of Hong Kong. Before joining the Post, she worked as an intern reporter for the 21st Century Business Herald and China Review.
After earning a bachelor's degree in sociology, Daisy is currently pursuing a master's degree in journalism at the University of Hong Kong. Before joining the Post, she worked as an intern reporter for the 21st Century Business Herald and China Review.
Areas of Expertise:
Chinese politics, video production
Languages Spoken:
English, Mandarin

China’s solar farms spread into new regions amid green energy push

Country’s largest mudflat solar photovoltaic energy storage facility combines salt production with photovoltaic power generation.

Civil aviation in China returned to profitability in 2024, the industry’s first positive return after four years of pandemic-induced losses.

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As bans on traditional fireworks become more common in China, the industry is capitalising on the growing popularity of drone shows and shifting to ‘cold fireworks’.

Keen to capitalise on the economic windfall that comes from big-name international performers, Chinese cities are making a concerted effort to host high-profile concerts.

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