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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.
Man finds reducing personal choices lightens mental load, leading to clearer thoughts.
As story gains traction, some accused woman of staging accident, hiring driver for the act.
Roman culture intrigues China, inspiring TV dramas, novels about a legion’s journey to the East.
Tourists on this ancient ‘exile route’ can bungee jump to mimic desperation felt by prisoners who sometimes leaped from cliffs.
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Her stunt quickly garners attention on mainland social media, amassing 6.3 million views on Weibo.
Despite family background steeped in corporate success, daughter of mining magnate chooses acting as way forward.
Government slogans like ‘I enjoy making breakfast’, ‘Having three children is the coolest’ have drawn criticism.
Couple get prison terms for bigamy as mainland social media lights up with discussions about possible motives for doing so.
Groups of men dressing up in feminine, cosplay-inspired manner spark wave of concern about safety of real women in Japan.
Sisters were separated at birth as some impoverished parents in China send newborns to strangers in hopes of better life.
Verbal clash in popular restaurant over discrimination turns violent, ends in trans woman assaulting man with high-heeled shoe.
He recalls hearing about job opportunities in Malaysia and his readiness to take on work others avoided.
Officer spends time with grieving couple at Chinese festivals, communicates regularly on social media.
From Covid-19 pandemic support to education for impoverished children, high-profile celebrities in China are making a difference through charity.
Chopping off a rooster’s head, tossing it over a roof is seen as a sign of good luck.
Man says he ‘loves women’, enjoys role of house husband and claims to have sex more than 28 times every week.
From ‘involution’ to ‘home economy’, it has not taken long for a new vocabulary to emerge which describes life in today’s China.
A rapidly changing society throws up new ways of describing fresh societal phenomenon, the Post explains what this means in today’s China.
Viral online video shows driver and passenger watching a movie while falling asleep under blankets inside speeding vehicle.
As gender equality gains traction, younger generation of men proud to share family, contraceptive responsibilities long endured by women.
There are also rides featuring a rear window projection screen displaying a popular horror movie character.
Maids react with tears of joy, appreciation after couple’s two-year-old daughter presents them with expensive presents.
Ex-employees at one of China’s best-known comic studios claim they were overworked, sleep-deprived, verbally abused.
Housewife appears on Japanese television show says diligence being key factor.
Disneyland costumes have a lot of metal support bars, increasing likelihood of injuries.
Centuries-old custom to settle big day nerves degenerates into displays of ritual humiliation.
Some of country’s poorest young women have dozens of sex-and-chores-for-cash quickie weddings with rich tourists.
Intravenous nutrient therapy blends liquid vitamins and saline drip, but medical benefits have not been definitively proven.
Video was viewed over 100 million times, sparking concerns from doctors about false promises with potential side effects.
Lack of specific pet protection law in China means animal killers regularly get away with simple fines.
