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Zoey Zhang
Reporter, People and Culture
Zoey Zhang is a multimedia reporter who covers ranges of topics including China culture, education, social trends, and Asian human interest stories. She previously interned with the Post on the video desk over the winter of 2022-2023. She holds a master’s degree in Journalism from the University of Hong Kong.
Zoey Zhang is a multimedia reporter who covers ranges of topics including China culture, education, social trends, and Asian human interest stories. She previously interned with the Post on the video desk over the winter of 2022-2023. She holds a master’s degree in Journalism from the University of Hong Kong.
Areas of Expertise:
Culture, societyLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
Wang attributes her longevity to ‘a positive mindset, a largely vegetarian diet, compassion, and a willingness to do good’.
Chunchun, 8, hailed for courage, sense of responsibility as he helps mum rebuild life after her divorce and suffers severe burns.
An Erpei, 21, receives 2,000 yuan (US$290) reward; says he wanted to repay Hangzhou which had been kind to him.
Le seeks medical help for a retinal detachment; surgeons successfully restore his vision.
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As a dad, driver wants to be lenient, but insincere attitude and paltry compensation offer by children’s guardians brought on legal action.
Zhao, who married her late husband’s cousin, has five children but never stops mourning the man she lost.
Ren, 71, says caring for the 56-year-old is his responsibility, and after him, his daughter will take over.
Music becomes his sanctuary and, with guidance from his teachers, he learns to play five instruments.
A video showcasing their emotional bond has garnered over 10 million views and 580,000 likes on mainland social media.
Xu receives widespread praise, as many believe that ‘a mother’s love can elevate her above hundreds of metres’ truly reflects her job.
The case sparks outrage on mainland social media, with many calling Sun conscienceless and ungrateful.
Story quickly gained traction on mainland social media, drawing over 50 million views on related discussions.
Critics note that because China’s legal system treats pets as property, seeking redress for abuse remains complicated.
‘The only difference between them and other children is that they take one extra pill a day,’ Guo says.
Already picked-up passengers vacate taxi after seeing sick child; congestion-hit driver takes sick baby in arms, runs rest of way to hospital.
Top e-commerce executive who has survived several near-death episodes, says ‘faith’ keeps him going in the ‘darkest night’.
Renowned man of many words bridges overseas divide for migrant families; turns mundane messages into poetry to convey emotion.
25-year-old overcomes ‘shameful’ taunts from relatives about career choice, says witnessing births makes him respect ‘strength’ of women.
Independent spirit who resisted grandmother’s bid to bind her feet, worked in intelligence, transported bombs, championed women’s rights.
Ingredients row hits much-loved street food vendor who sells roast bird legs for US$2, reportedly makes US$90,000 a year.
Grateful son whose ‘great mother’ took him in after he was abandoned as a newborn baby vows to repay her for ‘giving him life twice’.
Accidental smashing of glass bathroom product container worth US$1.5 as child saw youngster flee in fear of punishment.
Humane World for Animals estimates that around 10 million dogs, 4 million cats are killed for meat in China annually; many are stolen pets or strays.
To ensure fairness, teachers responsible for developing exam questions reportedly confined in secure facilities for about a month.
33-year-old sanitation worker and mother inspired by seeing people with grey hair memorising notes while at work makes master’s programme.
Septuagenarian shares diet, exercise and style secrets that keep her looking young, gets 2 million followers on social media.
Ancient forerunner of today’s national college entrance examination saw candidates housed in cells, cheats executed, exiled or flogged.
Street snack vendor who turned to charity after controversies aims to ‘make Los Angeles great again’, faces immigration status hurdles.
‘Do not underestimate a girl at the foot of the mountain, and do not deify her once she reaches the summit,’ Xu famously states.
Strangers on electric bike steal Border Collie while loving owner is on overseas trip; animal slaughtered for dish in restaurant.
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