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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.
Surprisingly, her child, standing next to her, starts imitating the action by hitting other branches.
Founders spent 7 years studying rainforests of Yunnan province in southwestern China before introducing concept.
Outlet which grinds afterbirth together with ginseng to make ‘health promoting’ capsules subjected to official probe.
Annual event mixes anxiety with celebration, one potential soldier holds amulet in mouth in hope of avoiding draft.
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Head-turning single mother-of-two ‘wins lottery of life’ after unlikely encounter while she was sweeping streets of Bangkok’s Chinatown.
Reality dating show star admits to ‘sometimes being annoyed’ by behaviour of Chinese tourists, issues warning over pandering to stereotypes.
Couple responsible for damage to Range Rover cannot afford US$410 repair bill, vehicle owner accepts offer of street food instead.
Special recipe has generated vibrant conversations among mainland netizens, highlighting increasing interest in gourmet pet dining.
Figure-hugging superhero costume overexposes ‘sensitive body part’, forces popular social media platform to act over ‘inappropriate clothing’.
Self-styled ‘McKinsey of relationships’ teaches that relationships, marriage are strategic tools for climbing social, financial ladder.
Enormous reptile sale sparks much amusement on social media after China’s ‘Crocodile God’ defaults, court liquidates ‘scary’ assets.
Goddess of Sea models take ‘first class’ trip to Taiwan as authorities lay on top security, special safety belts, fast track services.
Scamming chicken farm owner with significant debts stakes out military cemetery before breaking lock on man’s final resting place.
At her lowest point, Zang Jianhe, who lacked formal education, endured hardships of working basic jobs for nearly 20 hours a day.
Dental products company spies on staff using surveillance cameras, makes employees order delivery food, take limited toilet breaks.
Outrage as theme park boss says voyeuristic looking glass was installed to give ‘fun experience for everyone’, netizens call it ‘disgusting’.
Embryo implanted in teenager when she was 16, man who paid her pretended she was his wife to secure crucial official documents.
‘Irresponsible’ graduate student claims broken lock in infant nursing room left him trapped inside, led to subsequent respiratory illness.
Pregnant qualified nurse accepts bizarre instructions from staff at temple, court orders significant compensation for her physical, emotional damage.
Woman says residence represents not merely bricks and mortar, but four decades of cherished memories.
Court says according to woman’s educational qualifications, cognitive abilities, she should have had the common sense to avert tragedy.
This signifies an element of rebellion as a way to push against norms and liberate from typical expectations.
Woman attributes longevity to healthy diet of light foods, routine exercises – walking, shoulder movements, leg stretches.
Policy introduced by town’s draconian former mayor is overturned by country’s Fair Trade Commission which orders workers be paid overtime.
Skilled teenage girl shows remarkable dexterity with ornamental knives, says she is determined to preserve China’s rich martial arts heritage.
Adoptive mother reveals truth about 34-year secret in fit of anger, shocked business owner embarks on eventually successful search for real family.
US-born Wu says while his roles have evolved from actor to director, English has always been a key tool for connecting with the world.
Enraged, dumped domestic helper enlists help of cousin to stab duplicitous man she fell in love with to death, is handed life-long prison sentence.
Bizarre product dug up from outside some of country’s major banks, sales representative claims dirt dissolves ‘bad energy’.
