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Yuanyue Dang
Reporter, China
Yuanyue reports on Chinese politics, defence and foreign affairs from Beijing. Prior to joining the Post in 2022, he was a feature writer in Chinese. He studied journalism in Hong Kong and anthropology in London.
Yuanyue reports on Chinese politics, defence and foreign affairs from Beijing. Prior to joining the Post in 2022, he was a feature writer in Chinese. He studied journalism in Hong Kong and anthropology in London.
Areas of Expertise:
Chinese politics, defence and foreign affairsLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Personnel on Chinese speedboat and Philippine dinghy come to blows in countdown to Asean foreign ministers’ meeting in Manila.
‘Head-of-state diplomacy provides irreplaceable strategic guidance’, foreign ministry says, after Marco Rubio downplays derailment fears.
The anti-corruption campaign has been President Xi Jinping’s signature policy since he took power in 2012. More than a decade on, far from losing steam it is instead speeding up.
Unlike older generations, who saw the US as the ultimate destination, China’s Gen Z views the superpower through a more pragmatic lens.
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Washington not sending ‘high-level participants’ to tourism ministerial summit after alleged ‘arbitrary and targeted’ behaviour towards US.
Chinese team has not played in tournament for 24 years, so supporters follow world’s two most famous players and a strict mainland official.
Technology giant says US defence department wrongly labelled it a Chinese military company without evidence.
Should either take lead in acquiring nuclear weapons, support for such a move in the other country could rise rapidly, new US survey says.
KMT chairwoman said her US visit went ‘beyond expectations’, but concerns about her position on some issues may persist, an expert says.
US president has yet to decide on the sale as Taipei presses its case and opposition KMT figures visit Washington.
KMT chief calls Trump’s anti-independence remarks a ‘positive step’, says her party’s return to power is the only path to peace.
Cheng Li-wun tells Harvard audience peace needs deterrence and dialogue as she criticises DPP defence spending plans.
Cheng Li-wun is in San Francisco at the start of a two-week US visit that is being closely monitored in Beijing, Taipei and Washington.
Officials discussed ways to avoid misunderstandings and miscalculations during encounters between their forces.
KMT chair Cheng Li-wun’s visit follows a recent meeting with Xi Jinping but she has a tough task selling her cross-strait vision in America.
From the Indo-Pacific to Iran, Hegseth gives the White House’s take on security relationships.
PLA says it used electronic interference and warnings against Dutch frigate as tensions widen in South China Sea.
Former Pentagon official says Washington is debating ways to deny Beijing use of space amid fears over military miscalculation.
More than 100 survivors treated in hospital after the explosion in Shanxi and executives from the mining firm have been detained.
White House postpones decision on more regulation over fast-growing AI market as it may affect US competitiveness with rivals globally.
Vice-President J.D. Vance said US and Iran are working together positively; however, military campaign will restart if negotiations collapse.
The agreement was struck at the recent summit between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, according to US fact sheet.
Ministry of Commerce’s statement follows US president’s comments that Beijing had agreed to buy at least 200 jets from Boeing.
Beijing signals Taiwan will shape broader ties with Washington as Trump weighs future arms sales to the island.
Beijing engaged in ‘unprecedented nuclear expansion’ in recent years that includes ‘hundreds of new missile silos’, senator tells hearing.
Pete Hegseth becomes first Pentagon chief to accompany a US president to Beijing since Richard Nixon’s 1972 visit.
US president claims Chinese leader will be more likely than himself to bring up Taiwan issue, while Lai may also be on the agenda.
China’s newly revised Arbitration Law marks the most significant overhaul of the country’s commercial dispute framework since 1994.
The White House’s Section 301 investigations were launched to identify structural excess capacity among 16 trading partners, including China.
