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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.
A day after deadly earthquake strikes southern Tibet, more than 465,000 people have been evacuated to temporary shelters, reports say.
Hundreds of emergency workers have been deployed amid reports of extensive damage.
Cleaner at Datong medical facility accused of arranging sales of newborns, and whistle-blower says doctor also helped sell infant.
The crackdown in Anhui has triggered debates about possible abuses of power and whether the law itself is too heavy-handed.
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Visitor numbers are well down on pre-Covid levels despite a string of measures, including the offer of visa-free access.
Sweden, Lithuania and the Czech Republic have not been granted visa-free access by Beijing, with analysts citing Taiwan among likely factors.
Report accusing US of cyberattacks comes as American government launches national security investigation into Chinese router company TP-Link.
A hit reality show about couples seeking divorce might come off as mere spectacle but the public discussion around it is telling.
Professor Wang Xianju was speaking to Kazakhstan’s Erlan Qarin, who said women in his country had free will regarding fertility.
Wang meets French diplomatic adviser Emmanuel Bonne for strategic dialogue that could lay groundwork for visit by Emmanuel Macron.
The device is equipped with tear gas, cameras and flashing lights, and can track and identify targets.
Yu, who played a major role in Beijing’s response to Donald Trump’s trade war, had previously led the diplomatic mission at the UN in Geneva.
‘Zhang knew Bu had a mental illness but still had sexual relations with her and had children,’ say local authorities.
A new mechanism will allow government agencies to work together and help victims of domestic violence, state media says.
The mayor and public security director, along with district officials, have been replaced in rare cluster of appointments.
Ministry of State Security says foreign espionage agencies are duping people to gather intelligence through simplified everyday tasks, internet devices.
In rare People’s Daily commentary, senior official calls on judiciary to focus on fixing conflicts to prevent ‘social risks from escalating’.
‘In China, if you do something wrong, the consequences are rather high, so the officials would rather stay inactive,’ scholar says.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi also said he would seek to boost investment in the country at a meeting with his Central Asian counterparts.
Amid climate change and geopolitical pressures, Communist Party aims to raise public awareness about saving food, waste and healthy eating.
Many local officials want to quit under the weight of ever-growing demands and targets, a researcher says.
The crime is an uncommon one in Chinese society, which has been rocked this year by a spate of random attacks as economic slump bites.
Chinese legal experts urge authorities to dig deeper for reasons behind ‘revenge’ incidents after spate of deadly attacks.
Amid high jobless rates, youth have little to devote their hours to. The authorities must understand that all this energy has to be released.
Fu Ying, a former foreign vice-minister, writes in party organ she feels the best tactic is to deflect and challenge ‘biased’ questioning.
35 people were killed after SUV rammed into crowd outside Zhuhai sports centre in attack described by Xi Jinping as ‘extremely vicious’.
A member of a local exercise group says an SUV ploughed into people from behind while they were using a trail in the southern Chinese city.
The pharmaceutical giant, whose China chief is now under investigation, was previously at the centre of insurance scam cases, report says.
In deleted post NHC listed physical changes and said pregnant women and their families should focus more on the positive values of birth.
Chinese police warn that scammers posing as authorities are using popular app to coerce victims to send money.
