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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
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.
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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’.
Former model has jab after clinic tells her she would struggle to get pregnant without it, left with severe breathing difficulties.
Rejected programmer says so-called heavyweight shirt was ‘thin’, ‘see-through’, made him look like he was unemployed.
Pair have travelled to 14 destinations, attracting curious onlookers who often pause to take photos and chat.
Known as ‘Strong Pig’ online, Gu frequently shares insights of creative process via short videos, amassing nearly 3 million followers.
Online beauty star leaves social media followers aghast after she changes her mind about what a woman’s body should look like.
Legal expert describes blood checking approach to period pain leave as ‘degrading’, says student deserves public apology, compensation.
Fledgling canine found by passers-by, saved by emergency treatment, case sparks fierce online debate about use of police resources.
Authorities accuse insurance professional of showing ‘indirect intent to kill son,’ mother faces barrage of condemnation online.
Factory cleaner plunges while not wearing safety gear, shouts ‘I am not dead yet’ to husband after hitting ground.
Lin shares that upon learning he was going to be a father, he developed a deeper appreciation for the value of life.
Medical tests reveal that the woman’s vitamin D level was critically low, causing accelerated bone resorption, severe osteoporosis.
Gynaecologist sparks humour, receives backing online by advising women to gaze at images of fit men to stimulate production of dopamine.
Police raid on residential building uncovers sophisticated set-up with operating theatre, laboratory, wards, 18 people detained.
Exponent of 2,000-year-old fighting style aims to use ‘apelike’ techniques to promote martial arts worldwide, win at Japan slapping contest.
One man admits his behaviour began after he accidentally brushed against a woman’s chest, feeling ‘wonderful’, he repeated.
Man pays poverty-stricken mothers US$9 for their milk, drinks it in front of infants, denies any sexual intent, sparks fury.
Angry fans of Olympic diving icon accuse brand of ‘opportunism’, sparking wave of product returns.
Advertisement also lists ‘no electricity charges for overtime’, ‘free use of the lifts’ as perks of the job.
Toy factory sold 20,000 animation figurines which featured removable lingerie concealing ‘simplified’ genitals.
Religious safe space offers an array of activities for women of every background, allowing them to achieve inner peace.
‘Cute and sweet’ cosplaying girlfriend with manipulative, violent streak puts severed digit in alcohol, stores in fridge.
Employee insists long-standing practice is entirely legal, done with full consent of families of deceased.
