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Meredith Chen
Reporter, China
Meredith Chen joined the Post in 2023 and covers China politics and diplomacy. She holds a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong. Previously, she had stints with both international and Chinese-language media outlets, focusing on affairs in Asia.
Meredith Chen joined the Post in 2023 and covers China politics and diplomacy. She holds a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong. Previously, she had stints with both international and Chinese-language media outlets, focusing on affairs in Asia.
Areas of Expertise:
Chinese society, culture, video productionLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
The sentencing of four men to up to 14 years in prison has highlighted a very different approach to justice compared with China.
Geopolitical friction and a lack of career paths are hollowing out the pipeline of US specialists who truly understand China.
Accelerating buildout of national ecosystem of Chinese-language data has emerged as a ‘more winnable’ arena amid US tech restrictions.
The changes have heightened concerns among Chinese citizens already studying in the US and those planning to do so.
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Scandals are coming thick and fast in Chinese academia, with a former child prodigy also stripped of her master’s.
The country is dependent on overseas high-end scientific instruments, crimping use of artificial intelligence, researcher says.
Once a Trump cheerleader, the former Fox News host turned podcaster has broken with the administration over the Iran war.
While the J-15T was designed to use an advanced launch system, new images show it operating from the older Liaoning carrier.
World’s second-largest political party is ageing, official data shows, with nearly 30 per cent of members aged 61 or older.
Almost a century and a half has passed since the notorious Chinese Exclusion Act, but anti-Asian prejudice is still rife.
A fleeting clip of the new fighter – nicknamed ‘Little Six’ – featured in a video released by official military media over the weekend.
Mainland China is ‘diversifying’ its claims with a range of activities ranging from military drills to environmental studies.
Sapping time, energy and morale, bureaucratic practices keep weighing down local officials across the country, report finds.
The nationwide campaign uncovered more than 66,000 problematic cases in the application of administrative laws, officials said.
In the wake of the Xi-Trump summit, the US and Chinese delegations dispense with the tough talk of previous years.
Giving migrant and gig workers full social insurance access where they work is latest move to boost free flow of capital and talent.
Wang Yi set to chair UN Security Council meeting in New York this month before travelling to Ottawa for talks with Canadian counterpart.
Beijing says it supports ‘Cuba in safeguarding its national sovereignty and national dignity’ after charges over downed planes.
While AI is a sensitive issue for the superpowers, both are worried about its misuse by terrorists and criminal gangs.
Xi Jinping’s friendship with Vladimir Putin has been cultivated over many visits and informal events, from pancakes to lakeside teas.
Centuries-old trees and ‘most beautiful’ roses take centre stage as US leader taken on rare stroll around secluded, symbolic seat of power.
US and Chinese leaders project close rapport on day 1 of summit, as body language expert notes deferential ‘softer approach’ from Trump.
Chinese social media users react to Rubio’s tracksuit photo, calling it a ‘meaningless gimmick’ and raising questions about sanctions.
Beijing urges US president ‘to hold the line on peaceful coexistence’ as it prepares to host him at heritage site.
Fighting fire with fire may deliver electoral wins, but risks hurting the party’s brand eventually, Chinese academic argues.
Body responsible for strategically sensitive South China Sea completes ‘formal transition’ after extensive deepwater training.
Amid Starlink’s ability to service conflict zones, Chinese article warns of ‘new form of power’ to allow or cut connectivity in real time.
Logistics route via Central Asia, South Caucasus, Caspian Sea and Turkey said to be ‘experiencing massive operational momentum’.
