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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
First randomised controlled trial of telesurgery finds it a ‘feasible solution’ for uneven distribution of medical services.
Researchers say the system not only outperforms American competitors in solving problems, it can tackle an even tougher challenge.
Team says discovery of 2,600 stone tools, including hafted tools, reshapes understanding of human evolution in eastern Asia.
Researchers create Chinese Immune Multi-Omics Atlas, profiling more than 10 million immune cells and identifying 73 types of immune cells.
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In his speech to the World Economic Forum in Davos, the US president vowed not to invade Greenland while slamming Nato and Europe.
The prospect that Britain would block the planned new embassy had cast doubt on the prime minister’s planned trip to China this month.
People’s Liberation Army says it is working on advanced technology to provide better front-line mapping.
Analyst tells state media Mighty Dragon’s airborne weapons are expected to have a longer range and stronger anti-interference capabilities.
Senior official says the island must be ready for drones and new grey-zone tactics as Trump fuels doubts about US commitment.
Advocacy groups hail decision to remove provision aiming to reinstate programme accused of unfairly targeting Chinese-American researchers.
Project is led by the country’s second civilian astronaut working with researchers on the ground to look at ways to improve performance.
Grid protection technology enables faults to be isolated and restored within hundred-millisecond window, compared with hours previously.
Chinese engineers’ powerful breakthrough could solve risks of renewable energy shock after low wind swing almost shut down the national grid.
Vessels found in tombs at Mogou in modern-day Gansu contain traces of a fermentation starter of the type still used to make sake today.
Long-held beliefs about animal fats being unhealthy are challenged as scientists discover consumption at moderate levels can have benefits.
Chinese state-owned and commercial developers are racing to catch up on a decade of the technology’s deployment.
Chinese military supplier solves tech snag to boost manufacturing levels, while American counterpart ceases operations due to financial loss.
Mast cell platform can expand to carry other payloads, such as molecules, viruses, proteins and drug-loaded nanoparticles.
Low costs, not geopolitics, will drive the global energy transition in the long run, industry consultant says.
While Washington pulls back on climate, Beijing is making it possible for developing nations to leapfrog into a cleaner energy era.
University of Hong Kong team’s discovery could help solve a major problem for bioelectronic devices, rejection by the immune system.
WHO denies change to Taiwan status quo after Japanese finance minister claims Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus made the comments in Tokyo.
‘Unique’ Chinese efficiency turns European firm’s vision into reality by building the world’s first large-scale silica-removal technology.
Breakthrough hailed for meeting ‘emergency communication needs in obstructed conditions such as valleys and dense forests’.
Facility in Shandong province also produces mineral-rich brine for industrial use, achieving ‘one-in, three-out’ circular economy.
Researchers say domestic felines were originally regarded as ‘exotic’ pets and kept among the Chinese elite.
Application to support research and development draws on data covering ‘the most comprehensive range of port business scenarios’, NDRC says.
Scientists discover native herbivore faeces contain microbial species that could help develop gene-editing tools, reduce methane emissions.
The Philippines also claims the atoll and has accused Chinese crews of using cyanide to catch fish in the area.
