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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 and public opinionLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
A symposium in Tawang prompts allegations of appropriation and attempts to legitimise territorial claims.
Chinese foreign minister is on a three-nation Middle East tour and met Emirati counterpart Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan on Friday.
Top Communist Party official says attempts to challenge post-war order are ‘doomed to failure’ as tensions with Tokyo flare.
Mainland Affairs Council says it must be told of any deviation from itinerary and delegation must gain approval before signing agreements.
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Xinhua hails ‘breakthrough in China’s large drone technology’, says Jiu Tian could also be deployed in wide range of civilian applications.
Second-highest figure in Tibetan Buddhism makes apparent reference to succession of exiled spiritual leader Dalai Lama.
Study contradicts decades of assumptions that the economic boom and post-materialism would lead to more support for democratic values.
Hunan-based man recently published a video of himself drinking the substance and authorities vow to deal with the incident ‘without mercy’.
New rule takes effect on January 1 and means the offences will no longer be attached to a person’s identity information.
Chinese commentators and social media users call for discussion around cancelling large concerts at the ‘last minute’.
The J-pop concert is the latest in a long list of performances and exchanges called off between the two countries.
Foreign ministry says verification process was lawful after traveller claims she was held for 18 hours in Shanghai.
Ex-Global Times chief warns against ‘exaggerated’ commentary on Sanae Takaichi, though he has called the Japanese leader an ‘evil witch’.
Shipment of Patriot surface-to-air missile interceptors said to indicate Tokyo’s expanded military capabilities amid tense China-Japan ties.
China’s top anti-espionage agency promises to crush ‘insidious plots to split the nation’ as tensions over Japanese leader’s comments grow.
Diplomatic row could be seen as culmination of complex history, coupled with recent statements and deeds that both sides view with wariness.
The fight against graft in the armed forces is set to become one of the national priorities for the next five years.
Acclaimed Harvard professor also examines the crisis in American higher education during a time of rising populism.
Military journal details surprisingly inexpensive long-range reconnaissance and attack vehicle aimed at price-sensitive buyers.
The southern Chinese city has evolved into a dynamic centre for innovation in the heart of the Greater Bay Area.
Philosopher on US president’s politics of humiliation, inequality, humanities in peril and his wish for Chinese and Americans to learn from each other.
Information on ‘alleged crime of secession’ sought for Puma Shen of independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party.
PLA Daily calls for vigilance, contemplation of the dangers of ‘greed’ and for stability amid the ‘raging waves of temptation’.
5,000-word Central Committee document stresses tech upgrades, security and domestic demand to guard against headwinds of the next five years.
Communique of fourth plenary session of Central Committee declares Zhang Fengzhong, of the PLA Rocket Force, is under a corruption probe.
Expanding military cooperation between India, South Korea and Australia could signal anxiety over potential security vacuum, analysts say.
Xi Jinping delivers work report during first day of key conclave that will determine China’s development over the next five years.
A PLA J-16 fighter reportedly chased away two foreign planes– believed to be US F-22s – from its air defence identification zone last year.
Rare disclosure from defence ministry comes days ahead of key Communist Party fourth plenum to discuss next five-year plan amid US rivalry.
