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Liu Zhen
Reporter, China
Liu Zhen joined the Post in 2015 as a reporter on the China desk. She previously worked with Reuters in Beijing.
In ‘new phase’, belt and road projects need risk control and a mechanism to protect the interests of host countries, Xi says.
PLA Navy and Air Force conduct ‘combat-ready vigilance patrol’ around Scarborough Shoal as Beijing accuses Washington of fanning disputes.
Beijing’s foreign ministry says fentanyl is US’ own problem and China provided support ‘out of a humanitarian spirit’.
US cannot undermine Beijing’s core interests on Taiwan and try talk to its military ‘as if nothing had happened’, defence ministry says.
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The island’s space programme is leveraging domestic expertise to build out critical low Earth orbit communication satellite links in event of war.
Stealth fighter jet is seen as China’s answer to the American F-22.
Wang and Shoigu hold first meeting of high-level Chinese and Russian officials since Trump’s US presidential re-election.
IT is the first time the J-15T carrier-based fighter has appeared at the event, where China’s second stealth fighter will also be unveiled.
Foreign ministry says both sides agree to leaders’ dialogue as Japanese media report plans for Japan’s new prime minister to meet Xi Jinping.
Chinese and Indian leaders hold in-person talks on sidelines of Brics summit in Kazan, Russia, their first since deadly 2020 Himalayan clash.
Countries described as coming to terms on patrolling Line of Actual Control and leading ‘eventually’ to resolution in decades-old discord.
British Foreign Secretary David Lammy is first cabinet member of new Labour government to meet Chinese leaders in Beijing since election win.
On the 60th anniversary of the nation’s first atomic weapon test, experts trace how policy, politics and purpose laid a foundation for China’s nuclear might.
Both sides have accused the other of being to blame for the incident which took place near the Philippine-held Tithu island.
The operation is likely to have been held in recent days and follows a major exercise designed to ‘deepen the level of strategic cooperation’.
The Shijian-19 is delivered into orbit on a mission to make progress in seed science and international space cooperation.
Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa of Japan says she will ‘strongly urge’ Chinese counterpart ‘to provide a clear explanation of the facts’.
Monarch on Beijing trip says country ‘would like to join hands with China to contribute constructively’ to stability in resource-rich waters.
Beijing is actively promoting sales of the Y-20, its flagship heavy-lifting aircraft that is used to move troops and equipment.
The warship and two destroyer escorts passed close to outlying Japanese territory en route to the Pacific.
Large-scale helicopter assault, long-range rockets and sophisticated electronic warfare by naval forces highlighted in evening documentary.
Chinese magazine says surfacing of vessels point to combat-ready crews, command chain and logistics.
A documentary on state media refers to take-offs by the new jet from the deck of the Liaoning, but offers no further information or images of the aircraft.
Water is being stored in reservoirs of hydropower stations along upper reaches of the Red River, according to foreign ministry.
Proposals being considered by China’s top legislative body, include the first significant updates to a law first adopted in 2001.
Beijing’s top diplomat tells counterpart their countries can build on their strategic partnership in a world beset by turmoil and chaos.
Heidi Shyu, the Pentagon CTO ‘laser focused’ on technologies to counter China, steps into spotlight to defend ‘critical’ initiative.
Violence began when a man entered a property management office and threatened people with a knife in Changchun.
State broadcaster reports use of illegal additives to improve crop’s colour and shelf life.
Beijing warns of ‘limit to our patience’ after Manila confirms one of its coastguard helicopters resupplied crew on ship at Sabina Shoal.
