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Phoebe Zhang
Senior Reporter, China
Phoebe Zhang is a senior reporter with the South China Morning Post. She has a master's degree in journalism. She likes to write human-interest stories and has written many about people living on the fringes of society. She believes there's no story or person that's too small.
Phoebe Zhang is a senior reporter with the South China Morning Post. She has a master's degree in journalism. She likes to write human-interest stories and has written many about people living on the fringes of society. She believes there's no story or person that's too small.
Areas of Expertise:
Social issuesLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
CMC Equipment Development Department releases new rules amid push for quality equipment and ‘professional ethics’.
Amid disillusionment and a stagnant economy, China’s young people are taking the initiative to embrace self-compassion and treat themselves well.
Chinese authorities uncovered the drug in an international container at the Yantian port in Shenzhen, according to CCTV.
Japanese fighters train with US B-52s and USS George Washington arrives in Yokosuka amid heightened China-Japan tensions.
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Tuesday night's accident was the first of its kind since the fire in Hong Kong’s Tai Po district killed 160 people last month.
Bi Jingquan, who received an international award for promoting innovation, has also been removed from public office over corruption charges.
China’s ‘capabilities in long-range, unmanned combat operations mean we can neutralise any threat with precision’, commentator tells CCTV.
Japan says J-15 fighters used fire-control radar in ‘dangerous act’, while China accuses Japanese planes of disturbing navy drills.
Relatives still waiting for answers 11 years after plane disappeared welcome news that the search will continue later this month.
Speakers at a conference pointed to the country’s advances in a number of fields, with one saying it could help support the Global South.
Hunan-based man recently published a video of himself drinking the substance and authorities vow to deal with the incident ‘without mercy’.
Investigations following capsizing unearth bribery and other illegal acts by officials, boat owners, crew and port operators in Liaoning.
Report highlights cases where the collective decision-making process was manipulated to suit the interests of crooked officials.
The backlash over a tycoon’s letter to overburdened staff during his trip to Antarctica reveals a fissure beyond a generational divide.
Ukraine war and Kashmir conflict highlight ‘broad stage’ for firms to meet demand for affordable and reliable equipment, insiders say.
Chinese report little visible protest activity to date but memories of 2012 China-Japan tension over disputed Diaoyu Islands linger.
Purge of popular same-sex dating sites from app stores fuels fears about shrinking digital spaces for the country’s LGBTQ community.
Online personalities Wen Tzu-yu and Chen Po-yuan identified as ‘henchmen and accomplices’ for the island’s independence.
Unofficial engagement at European Parliament is expected to prompt mainland officials to ‘be a lot more vigilant’ about political stunts.
The process of training operators for the electromagnetic launch catapult on the newly commissioned warship may have started back in 2017.
New guidelines on supervision, approval and execution of ‘residential surveillance at a designated location’ leaked online.
The dramatic approach adopted by one city is attracting nationwide attention, but critics warn more fundamental policy changes are needed.
Mazu has millions of worshippers on the mainland and in Taiwan, and has been promoted by Beijing as a ‘spiritual bond’ between the two sides.
‘Self-governance’ is essential if the country is to tackle challenges and opportunities, ideology chief says.
Sanae Takaichi posted photos of herself meeting adviser Lin Hsin-i on the sidelines of Apec summit in South Korea.
China’s Cybersecurity Law will be amended to address new tech challenges and illegal activities, top legislative body says.
Most respondents on self-ruled island think the US leader is capable but unwilling to prevent military action, despite his assurances.
