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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
Partnership shows Beijing’s attitude to ‘sharing the fruit of its space development’ with international community, state media says.
Chinese leader says there must be an ‘immediate and comprehensive ceasefire’ and backs diplomatic solution to crisis.
The Shenzhou-21 astronauts were embroiled in drama last year after their probe was used in an emergency mission for the previous crew.
Chinese scientists are combining diamond and copper, both of which are effective heat conductors, in a bid to leap the ‘thermal wall’.
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The Zhengzhou core node becomes the country’s most powerful scientific intelligent computing infrastructure, CCTV says.
Privacy is central and its algorithm is designed to build community in the real world rather than ‘exploiting attention’, founder says.
Hong Kong-based tech firm Votee AI aims to replicate its model for other low-resource languages in Southeast Asia and Africa.
Satellite remote sensing and ship monitoring are among technologies used to cover the 3.5 million sq km of water, some in disputed areas.
High stakes push countries to protect sovereign capabilities and data amid global yet fragmented industry, Stanford lecturer says.
High-power microwave weapon expert was elected to the nation’s top scientific body in 2009.
The targeted cancer therapy using bacteria could be much less toxic than traditional treatments, research team says in paper.
The academic also says he is motivated by his vision to make Asia an intellectual powerhouse for science and learning.
The inscription – identical to the Hong Kong star’s name – reveals ancient quality-control system and early use of simplified characters.
Former CAE vice-president Zhao Xiangeng is among a number of academicians no longer profiled on the body’s website.
‘Black gold’ fibre deemed transformative for energy and military purposes, EV innovations, medical devices and low-altitude economy.
Research team cites abundant mare basalts, river-like valleys formed from surface lava flows and deposits of volcanic materials.
Material also holds potential for new energy vehicles, marine equipment, satellites and spacecraft.
China’s foreign ministry reports more than 3,000 Chinese nationals have been evacuated from Iran.
Researchers push back the timeline for their arrival by 600,000 years, raising new questions about how the species spread around the globe.
The two plants will use coal as a backup to renewable sources such as wind and solar power in a major strategic shift.
Chinese scientists’ research could open new doors for ‘precision-targeted’ treatment of the most common form of dementia.
Researchers say cooling innovation can lower temperature of overheated ‘hotspots’ on solar cells that can cause panel failure and fire risk.
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.
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.
