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Leona Liu Ying

Leona Liu Ying

Hong Kong
Intern 
Leona joined the Post as an intern in June 2022 and December 2023. She is studying in the University of Hong Kong in a journalism master's programme. She also got a bachelor's degree in journalism from Hong Kong Baptist University.
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From large-scale transport and water-conservancy projects to renewable energy efforts, China is splashing out trillions of yuan on critical infrastructure.

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One of the world’s largest contributors to plastic pollution, China is in urgent need of more efficient methods of plastic recycling and reuse, with a new study saying economic costs run into the billions.

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Chinese authorities have pledged a host of disaster-relief measures to ensure a strong autumn grain harvest, which is being threatened by widespread drought in the south and potential flooding in the north.

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Some cinephiles welcome the discount scheme, valued at 100 million yuan, but others lament what they see as a lack of quality movies to lure them back.

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Longwan district in Wenzhou has announced plans to give families a childcare allowance for toddlers, the latest attempt by Chinese authorities to encourage births as the country’s population rapidly ages.

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China’s consumer price index rose to its highest level since July 2020 last month, while factory-gate prices continued to ease in July, data released on Wednesday showed.

Savers with deposits up to 250,000 yuan (US$37,000) at four rural banks in Henan province and one in Anhui will receive compensation on Monday as Chinese regulators continue their probe into the banking crisis.

Premier Li Keqiang has indicated Beijing could tolerate an inflation rate of 3.5 per cent this year, above the government target of around 3 per cent, as part of its effort to stabilise economic growth.

The pre-made food trend reflects a change in Chinese people’s lifestyles during the pandemic, and it is expected to continue booming. But the China Consumers Association says more regulations are needed.

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A recent rise in fuel prices, coupled with coronavirus restrictions hindering commutes, plus increased government support, have lifted the popularity of two-wheeled transport in what was once known as the ‘Kingdom of Bicycles’.

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Chinese regulators have announced three more officials in Henan province are facing disciplinary investigation, while a third round of repayments to depositors caught up in the rural banking scam will start on Monday.

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Survey finds that 40 per cent young people in China save every month, with just under a third saving over 50 per cent of their monthly salaries, as the coronavirus-induced economic downturn clouds their outlook.

As oil prices head skyward, some fuel surcharges on flights in China are now nearly as much as the base fare of the flight itself, and thrifty travellers are seeking alternative transport to save money.

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Chinese Vice-Premier Hu Chunhua pushes for more effective recruitment initiatives nationwide, and he says greater job creation should occur by any means possible, even as businesses struggle to survive amid zero-Covid.

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While some customers successfully registered and received their money, others were faced with a string of problems when trying to sign up for the overloaded system.

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