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Holly Chik
Senior Reporter, China
Holly Chik joined the Post as a reporter in 2019. Previously, she interned at Reuters in Hong Kong.
Holly Chik joined the Post as a reporter in 2019. Previously, she interned at Reuters in Hong Kong.
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Cables that support US$10 trillion in daily cross-border transactions could be increasingly vulnerable to attack from uncrewed vessels.
After life-threatening emergency, researcher returns to help make the code behind weapons and defence equipment free of bugs.
Higher rainfall across arid Ningxia has invited comparison to prosperous Tang dynasty ‘warm period’, but scientists offer a note of caution.
PLA Navy flier Yang Yong tells state broadcaster he was forced to stay at altitude for several minutes despite the extreme danger he faced.
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Supersonic anti-ship missiles deployed during exercises near disputed Scarborough Shoal seen as ‘powerful deterrent against provocations’.
The Saturday edition of Guangxi Daily was resold at a 7,200 per cent mark-up after featuring the hometown maths superstar.
As US-China differences deepen, a global cohort of innovators seeks to forge a collaborative, borderless future.
Award-winner Lu Yaxiang and her team are working towards making commercially viable batteries from the abundant, low-cost mineral.
Father of quantum recognised for ‘seminal contributions to large-scale secure quantum communications and scalable quantum computation’.
Hong Kong-based expert paints grim picture of challenges, yet voices hope in next generation and nature’s resilience.
New analysis brings call for slope reinforcement for massive mega-dam project in Tibet to mitigate risks of landslides and collapses.
Chen relocates to gain research autonomy and start-up grants for young scientists, which she says UK universities struggle to afford.
The move is expected to boost the country’s competitive standing in the global marine equipment sector, official science and tech paper says.
New chip performs data storage and computation in a single memory array, enabling real-time modelling of complex brain structures, team says.
The BrioVAD pump is the first implantable device from China to receive approval for clinical trials in America.
Li is among a growing cohort of US-based researchers moving to Asia as Donald Trump terminates grants for climate-related projects.
Built to withstand super typhoons, the structure will help collect detailed information about atmospheric conditions and extreme weather.
Believed to be restricted to northeastern China, genomic analysis shows the Dalian horse’s range extended to southern Siberia and Yakutia.
Findings underscore need for localised medical treatments rather than standardised care drawing on data largely from Western populations.
Rare powerful climate phenomenon threatens bring deadlier heatwaves, heavier rainfall, sharper droughts and larger economic losses.
Global internet service provider says the true threat of subsea cable cutting tech is its psychological power rather than sabotage.
In Kunming, robot dogs are also being deployed to ensure the energy supply during the high-stakes college entrance exams.
Beijing says the De Ruyter had made the transit days after an ‘illegal intrusion’ into its airspace near the disputed Paracel Islands.
Advance establishes core element required for general-purpose quantum computing that can read massive amounts of data.
Powered by molten salt reactors, the complex will function as a container terminal and zero-carbon platform.
Shenzhou-21 trio touch down at Dongfeng landing site, now a hub for crewed space missions and commercial aerospace launches.
AI platform that can screen vast library of chemical compounds opens up new frontiers in fight against cancer and infectious diseases.
The country releases further details about how it is ‘combining experiences and expertise’ from its crewed and uncrewed lunar missions.
The payload specialist is a part of a three-person crew, one of whom will be spending a year in space.
