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Yating Yang
Reporter, People and Culture
Yating is a Beijing-based culture reporter at the Post. Previously, she worked for CCTV-6, covering international film and culture. Her journalistic expertise includes pop culture, entertainment industry, gender equality, education, workplace discrimination, and social welfare.
Online observers of ‘miraculous’ reunion hint at romantic link-up between pair but US woman insists relationship is purely platonic.
Court dismisses bid by ‘distressed’ teacher, says that messages on funeral flower arrangements sent by rival did not contain ‘factual’ accusations.
University student with fascination for public transport travels from north to south of country, inspires people online to indulge their sense of freedom.
Education influencer with 26 million followers sparks controversy, says he will deposit wealth in bank daughter works at to secure her career path.
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‘Inhumane’ comments by ‘heartless’ shop boss come as South Korea suffers its deadliest airline disasters ever, ignite angry public backlash.
Lottery jackpot win by employee who refuses to share winnings with colleagues sees spat that ends up with police intervention.
Innovative, homeless 43-year-old with huge gambling debts randomly stops strangers and compliments them in return for money.
Expected US TikTok ban sparks influx of US users to Chinese social media platform, ushers in humorous cross-cultural linguistic exchanges.
One online session raises more than US$1.4 million, victim attracts praise, but also criticism from some who accuse her of being a ‘drama queen’.
‘Educational’ signs in hospital slam mothers who terminate their pregnancies of ‘unwholesome deeds’ which damage male family line.
Chinese netizens express surprise at liberal sick leave rules in Germany as post Covid-19 pandemic period sees surge in absenteeism in country.
Actress Zhao Lusi breaks silence over denied reports of abuse, reveals to millions of followers that she had suffered from depression for years.
Academics across nation introduce quirky, fun, engaging classes that see students learn difficult subject matter in unusual ways.
Tiny Tokyo living space likened to a prison cell emerges as online hit amid burgeoning number of foreign tourists visiting Japan.
Despite pain of contractions, mum-to-be filmed herself applying foundation, lip gloss and false eyelashes, provoking storm of online criticism.
Public outcry forces education authorities reassign school chief over five-year ‘sexual’ affair with ex-pupil who is at least 10 years her junior.
Woman who stopped knifeman in street inflicting serious injury using just an umbrella says she would do the same thing again if required.
Wealthy 75-year old stock market investor scours Tokyo on a bicycle to seek out deals, enjoys pastimes he does not like because they are free.
24-year-old endures intense pain to rid his head, body and limbs of inky artwork which Chinese tradition says marks him out as a ‘social outcast’.
Rural pursuit of sex attack suspect takes unusual twist as police officer dons gillie suit to hide in bushes before arresting man under house.
E-commerce entrepreneur insists his family are not wealthy, says there is more to their well-being than his sister’s incredible sporting success.
Man and his wife, married for years without children, turned to healer in his desperation to become a father.
One of China’s oldest ethnic groups maintains many interesting customs, one of which allows men to touch women’s breasts.
Ingenious son devises plan involving him playing multiple roles to thwart scammers, retrieves money they took from his father.
Experts say requirement for US$300-a-month position as mortuary manager could aim to ensure ‘resilience’ but may be unethical.
Hilarious parodies produced by 66-year-old with no acting experience spark outpouring of affection, praise across social media.
Adherents to new China craze say it allows them to look good, while critics warn trend could lead to ‘unrealistic’ expectations in others.
Li, described as morally corrupt, reportedly frequently summoned female subordinates to office for late-night ‘heart-to-heart chats’.
As her tale of struggle and hardship resurfaces on Chinese social media, it deeply resonates with netizens.
Accident in 2022 caused severe facial and shoulder fractures, requiring several reconstructive surgeries, a challenging recovery.
