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Yuanyue Dang
Reporter, China
Yuanyue joined the Post in 2022 after working as a feature writer for various Chinese media outlets. He graduated from the Chinese University of Hong Kong with a bachelor's degree in journalism and holds a master’s degree in anthropology from University College London.
Yuanyue joined the Post in 2022 after working as a feature writer for various Chinese media outlets. He graduated from the Chinese University of Hong Kong with a bachelor's degree in journalism and holds a master’s degree in anthropology from University College London.
Areas of Expertise:
Chinese society and cultureLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Beijing welcomes former KMT chairman and Ma Ying-jeou Foundation CEO stresses importance of stable cross-strait relations amid tariff war.
Former secretary for justice Elsie Leung says first batch of overseas judges appointed to Court of Final Appeal in 1997 are aged 80 to 90.
The drone strikes on airbases suggest similar tactics could be employed by both sides in the event of a conflict in the Taiwan Strait.
Call comes a month before Dalai Lama’s 90th birthday, when the Tibetan spiritual leader may reveal ideal method for choosing a successor.
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Chinese are becoming increasingly aware that ‘many paths are simply out of reach for ordinary people’: anthropologist.
US president says he has accepted an invitation to visit China and extended his own offer of a visit to Xi.
The US Secretary of State was accused of ‘maliciously distorting facts’ after criticising the suppression of pro-democracy protests.
Ministries of foreign affairs and commerce urge Washington to ‘respect facts’ as Beijing rejects US claims of violating Geneva trade truce.
Law professor says regulating AI is ‘like buying insurance’ and precautions must be taken, especially by pioneers in the field.
China’s civilian robotics sector is powering advantages on battlefield, combining tactical flexibility and strategic deterrence, military mouthpiece says.
Angela Zhang, an expert on Chinese technology regulations, says that US export controls have spurred innovation among China’s technology companies.
Zhang Jianhua, who was once responsible for reviewing military projects and research, is under investigation after ‘turning himself in’.
In a flourishing industry, country’s top tech companies showcase latest products to compete for military, police contracts.
Hundreds of firms show how their products could be used by the police and armed forces, including in the Taiwan Strait.
Annual policing tech expo offers glimpse of law enforcement future as Beijing ramps up domestic security drive amid ‘lone wolf’ attacks.
The foreign ministry did not reveal details of the case, but Japanese media reports say a man in his 50s has been given a 12-year sentence.
Controversial influencer sparks social media fervour with Indian song parody remix over recently reported J-10C downing of French Rafale by Pakistan fighter pilots.
Latest official web page on demographic composition categorises Han Chinese as ‘other population’, from ‘largest ethnic group’ earlier.
Observers say that while Nye’s ideas were widely praised in China, his attitude towards Beijing was not as friendly as believed.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says meeting with Vice-Premier He Lifeng will be about ‘de-escalation, not a big trade deal’.
State broadcaster quotes police as saying 29-year-old motorist was speeding and trying to overtake another vehicle.
The graft-buster’s inspection teams have become important tools for maintaining discipline under Xi Jinping.
19,000 village officials have been investigated in first quarter of this year, according to Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.
Citizen journalists and people in the area report crash, but police and authorities are not confirming incident.
Police in Harbin issue arrest warrants, offer rewards for clues on February AI attack on event information system that allegedly involved US universities.
The Chinese system could be an advantage in a US trade war, but both countries could face ‘real harm’, according to experts.
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences abolishes entity, warns any activities carried out in its name would be illegal.
The younger Hu is remembered as an outspoken proponent of political reform and press freedom – rare among China’s princelings.
Anti-West blogger Sima Nan’s tax scandal exposes lucrative hustle of patriotic fury that dodges political risk – until it doesn’t.
