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Luna Sun
Reporter, Politcal Economy
Luna Sun joined the Post in 2021, covering China’s economy and social issues. She has previously covered local news and human interest stories in Indiana and New York City before returning to Beijing.
What happens when China’s ageing population meets a rising reluctance among healthy people to pay for voluntary insurance?
The Latin American country and its vital waterway have been thrust into the spotlight as part of a broader rivalry between the US and China.
Chinese steelmakers are more concerned about sluggish domestic demand and persistent industry overcapacity.
Only 6.1 million Chinese couples tied the knot in 2024, the lowest total since 1980, according to official data.
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Ministry of Commerce has put parent company PVH on its Unreliable Entity List for violation of market principles.
DeepSeek, a half-marathon of running robots, and ‘sexbot’ advancements are just the tip of the iceberg as China goes all-in on innovation that will reshape local economies.
China, fuelled by recent successes from DeepSeek and Unitree, is making a play for pole position in humanoid robots. Can the US hold its ground?
While they are not yet capable of performing a wide range of everyday tasks, rapid development promises a bright future for humanoid robots, including in elder care.
When China recorded an uptick in births last year, some argued the country’s baby bust may be ending. But those hopes are likely to be dashed in 2025, demographers say.
China is facing a rocky road to reflation after its actual CPI growth stayed far below annual control targets, and regional governments appear less hopeful that consumer demand will markedly rise this year.
Though China’s birth rate rose this year after an all-time low in 2023, the country’s overall population continued its decline.
The National Bureau of Statistics published GDP and population numbers for 2024, data that will inform policy decisions for the year ahead.
Parent company of Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger; chemical-compound exporters; and US chip companies are on radar of China’s commerce authorities and subject to possible retaliation.
Latest report from EU Chamber of Commerce in China also flags increased costs and market barriers that are ‘stripping away global competitiveness’.
Fears expressed that heavier burdens stemming from a focus on finding a job and making money could add to China’s demographic crisis.
US has highest index for trade friction with China, China Council for the Promotion of International Trade says.
To avoid the pitfalls of overambitious spending, heavily indebted authorities must ‘know where to hit the brakes’, think tank says.
Relocating operations or restructuring supply chains remain costly and complex challenges.
Concept of ‘bold capital’ has emerged amid national efforts to improve policy environment for investors that both encourages and forgives their attempts.
Despite a bevy of US restrictions on China’s semiconductor trade, chip shipments remain high even as overall exports miss expectations.
Urban infrastructure projects in the coming years will be worth trillions of yuan and provide a means of boosting jobs and stabilising China’s economy.
Two Chinese economists have seen account restrictions after transcripts of speeches questioning official data garnered attention online.
Most polled firms lament losses, and few plan to increase investments in the foreseeable future as economic challenges mount.
South Korea’s six hours of martial law caused some concern among Chinese tourists and tradespeople, but most effects should be short-term.
Almost 60 per cent of firms surveyed by the British Chamber of Commerce in China reported an increasing difficulty to operate in China this year.
Nationals of nine countries can now enter China without a visa, taking the total to 38, while those from 54 get visa-free transit.
US president-elect Donald Trump has nominated international trade lawyer Jamieson Greer as the next US trade representative.
Vice-President Han Zheng spoke on the opening day of the China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing, hours after Donald Trump’s latest tariff threats.
An elongation of critical supply chains bringing Chinese goods to the US is expected to be a boon for ‘made by China’ in third countries.
Deepfake tools may be used by spy agencies as a new weapon for ‘cognitive warfare’, state security ministry cautions in social media post.
