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Iris Jiang
Iris Jiang holds a bachelor’s degree in Journalism from Fudan University and a master’s degree in Global Media and Communications from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). Her areas of expertise include Chinese society and culture. She was previously an intern at Reuters and Sixth Tone in Shanghai and speaks English and Mandarin.
A woman in China is suing a hospital after she discovered a secretly filmed video of her breast implant surgery had been circulating online.
Increasing numbers of busy people in China are sending their beloved pets to so-called animal kindergartens where they are taught all manner of things.
A fresh China graduate has come up with a creative solution to the problem of finding work in the country’s increasingly tight job market – wearing a T-shirt with his curriculum vitae printed on it.
Furious fans are threatening to boycott the latest film featuring a feline character created by a cartoonist after he abandoned the cat he adopted that inspired his beloved movie kitty.
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The Post investigates why, in many parts of China, cicadas are a delicacy and the many ways in which they can be caught and cooked.
A bitter labour dispute has seen a worker at a company in China placed in a room without colleagues, computers or a proper power supply for four days.
A secondary school in China is under fire after forcing students to stand while eating at the canteen and separating students by gender.
A scientist from China, who is developing cures for acne, eczema, baldness, greying, and alopecia, is making waves in the United States with the backing of prominent global investors.
A seven-year-old boy in China with his head buried in a psychology book on a subway train was spotted by a professor from a top university who immediately invited him to visit the institution’s campus.
Hong Kong film and singing star Andy Lau Tak-wah has apologised to his fans after he performed a dangerous on-stage stunt at a comeback concert in Shanghai.
After trekking for hours to reach the top of the highest mountain in South Korea, thousands of hikers are enjoying a noodle soup feast, but are wrecking the environment with litter.
An online influencer in China who is dedicated to fitness and weight loss and who has inspired millions has been selected to take part in a mass public participation marathon on the sidelines of the Paris Olympics.
The Post discovers why young women in China are turning against traditional notions of beauty.
China’s best-known gaokao application tutor, who offers a highly sought-after service and charges between US$1,700 and US$2,300 a student, is booked until 2026.
A woman has made history by becoming China’s first female to brave the inhospitable waters of the Arctic as a crab fisher.
China’s younger generation have invented the term “smell of work” to describe the exhausted, cloying feeling many of us have experienced after a demanding day at work. The Post explains what it means.
A veteran diver from China was concerned that urns containing people’s ashes that he found underwater might pose a threat of accident, so he took prompt action.
A father in China bought his son US$8,000 worth of toy cars and parked them in three much-needed residential spaces, infuriating his neighbours.
A man in China was sentenced to more than 11 years in jail after he duped his girlfriend out of US$360,000 over their six-year relationship.
A summer camp in China is under fire for deploying harsh training techniques to help children overcome their fear of water and learn to swim.
A hospital in China is under fire after a film crew told a grieving family to “cry more softly” and not disrupt the shoot.
A Catholic church in Thailand defended itself after a photograph of altar boys sporting “friar monk” haircuts emerged online.
An unholy row has broken out after a fashion designer from China accused K-pop rapper Lisa from Blackpink of wearing a top copied from her design in a promotional video for the Thai singer’s latest song.
Jaylin Ye says she is proud to be the first native-born Chinese transgender actress to appear in a British TV drama.
A bride in Taiwan gave her big day a unique and irreverent twist by taking aim at tradition, with a toy machine gun.
A tourist from China who was parted from his beloved toy companion in the Spanish city of Barcelona was finally reunited with it thanks to an eagle-eyed cleaner.
A savvy businessman from China has introduced Stockholm residents to noodles from his hometown that are handmade by skilled chefs using a process that is thousands of years old, and the Swedes are lapping them up.
An advertisement produced by a telecoms company in Singapore has been attacked as “promoting pornography” by critics, but the firm hit back saying it was aimed at challenging norms and boosting open-mindedness.
An exhausted employee in China, tired of working for a corporation, spotted a workplace trend and decided to start a business selling “stop anxiety” bananas
An American vlogger in Shanghai has attracted millions of online views, and the attention of celebrities, with a catchy meme.
