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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.
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.
Areas of Expertise:
Society, culture and politics
Languages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
Female student who commissioned man she met through online platform to take exam on her behalf faces expulsion from academic status.
In China, there is a prevailing cultural perception that drumsticks are a more desirable cut of meat, often reserved for esteemed guests.
Shock as electrical corporation brushes off degrading penalties revealed in lawsuit, says harassment not part of company culture.
Employees promised bonus if sexually provocative ‘Terminal Dance’ to attract customers goes viral.
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Despite significant physical challenges, Jiang remains unwavering; he completes high school entrance exam while lying on a yoga mat.
Boy’s father thinks time at ‘corrective school’ will teach ‘rebellious’ son a lesson, ends up deep in debt over medical treatment.
Jobless young adults become emotional, physical carers for elderly relatives, say role lets them see ‘real meaning of life’.
‘Auntie’ who suffered violence at hands of ex-husband works her way up from cleaner to bartender, is honoured for celebrated journey.
Police say Wu and 3 suspected accomplices have been subjected to criminal procedures, relevant assets have been sealed, seized, or frozen.
Dad says son has ‘comedic gene’ and food he rushed back to grab during tremor was not even his favourite, adding, ‘he just loves to eat’.
Zhang secures himself to chair with plastic straps to prevent pulling away if experience becomes unbearable.
Live-streamers use crude tools to perform repulsive dental surgery on helpless animals, sickening online observers.
Woman refers to condition as ‘hormone face’, highlights detrimental effects of prolonged make-up usage combined with harsh products.
Doctor reportedly left the clinic after administering a sedative, leaving only an assistant with no nursing licence to monitor Cai’s condition.
Unusual undergarment ritual stems from tragic legend involving beautiful young woman who met a violent death at hands of her father.
Girl says, regardless of circumstances, being with family is enough, stating, ‘We may not have flowers, but our togetherness is our bouquet’.
Crazed attacker lunges at woman in car with blade, turns knife on himself as police arrive on scene, dies in hospital.
‘Diligent’ brothers left high and dry by parents show academic prowess thanks to ‘caring, supportive’ grandparents.
Senior furniture firm boss issues stinging notice warning of on-the-spot sackings and salary reductions for slacking staff.
Award-winning entertainer says she is ‘pretty good’ at putting up with pain as medical expert warns of potential scarring.
Even though she had a fever and needed time off, she chose to stay and work, but still faced criticism, punitive measures.
Before Abdullah’s wife died, she taught him vital skills – cooking, changing diapers, trimming nails, and keeping the home organised.
Award-winning celebrity munches on dumplings costing US$140 each with daughter who gets a monthly allowance of US$90,000.
Doting property boss dad plasters giant childhood photos of son across city to advertise real estate projects.
Six-pack boasting grandmother sets cycling Guinness World Record, says it is never too late to start physical exercise.
22-year-old also lands gold bars and property, but cat gifts prompt concerns over animal exploitation.
From cemeteries to zoos and film theatres, young people are letting it all out in special places, but Beijing’s Summer Palace is a no-no.
24-year-old exponent of so-called mukbang, or eating, content was liked by thousands online for her sweet, youthful appearance.
‘Filial’ factory worker from poor background ignores long-suffering, stroke-hit mother for five days, neighbours express ‘disbelief’.
