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Alcott Wei
Reporter, China
Alcott Wei joined the Post to report on China in 2025, after working as an intern for the Beijing bureau in 2024 and has long had a keen interest in Chinese politics. He graduated from the Hong Kong Baptist University with a bachelor's degree in journalism and communication.
Alcott Wei joined the Post to report on China in 2025, after working as an intern for the Beijing bureau in 2024 and has long had a keen interest in Chinese politics. He graduated from the Hong Kong Baptist University with a bachelor's degree in journalism and communication.
Areas of Expertise:
Chinese politics and societyLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
PLA Navy risks exposing sensitive technology as factors including more open-sea operations heighten crash risks, military magazine warns.
‘Scare Out’ depicts leak of PLA jet secrets, and some speculate the plot could be based on true story involving stealth fighter tech.
Communist Party’s anti-corruption agencies say there is still a danger of graft in the promotion process.
State media also spotlights deep flaws in PLA’s readiness that have surfaced during country’s widening anti-corruption drive.
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The CH YH-1000S, an unmanned vehicle that is considered capable of supplying combat troops, completed its maiden flight over the weekend.
Three senior executives removed from National People’s Congress without explanation could face disciplinary action or criminal charges.
Photos circulating on social media have sparked speculation that the PLA Navy’s amphibious assault ship has entered a new phase of testing.
Photo on Chinese social media appears to show full-size model of missile that may pose threat to US air dominance in Pacific, analysts say.
Footage of flight tests suggests aircraft equipped with the home-grown engine is in the pre-delivery testing phase.
China’s massive industrial chain and ability to control production costs are clear advantages over the US, article says.
State media outlet urges Communist Party to be vigilant against cadres entering ‘sit around and be inactive mode’ during transition period.
Chinese vessels transfer 15 survivors and the remains of two others to Philippine ships on Sunday afternoon.
State broadcaster details how intelligent tech is used in the PLA’s ability to control masses of autonomous aircraft.
Leading defence scientist shares details of the creative ways Ukrainian forces are modifying hand grenades and other devices.
The safety practices of Baotou Steel Group, the factory’s owner, have frequently come under criticism from authorities.
Military magazine pinpoints design flaws in the Fujian carrier that significantly reduce its launch efficiency.
A mainland military project manager was lured into a sexual relationship by a spy posing as a business representative while on a trip abroad.
CCTV footage shows naval unit conducting anti-drone and uncrewed target exercises as mainland China’s military launches 2026 training cycle.
President Lee Jae Myung says he asked his Chinese counterpart to act as a mediator to help restart talks about Pyongyang’s arsenal.
Liu Shyh-fang and Cheng Ying-yao are added to list of ‘stubborn Taiwan independence figures’.
Proposed changes show William Lai’s administration and party are ‘peace destroyers, crisis creators and war instigator’.
When the ‘law of the jungle’ replaces international norms, no sovereign nation is safe, Xinhua commentary says.
Fighter in service for more than a decade often patrols potential conflict hotspots including the South China Sea and the Taiwan Strait.
Excavations at the Doushan site near Wuxi suggest water may have spurred the development of the oldest centres in the area.
Island’s defence ministry says vessel’s passage through the waterway showed ‘no military intent’ and no aircraft were seen on its deck.
Designer says UAV can quickly penetrate target areas for reconnaissance and rely on stealth to send information from battle front lines.
Incidents near the disputed Scarborough and Sabina shoals threaten to undermine recent efforts to put relations on a ‘healthier’ footing.
The airline must pay over US$410,000 per passenger in China’s first formal compensation ruling on flight that vanished 11 years ago.
Island’s digital affairs ministry says five Chinese apps collect sensitive data, access biometric functions and ‘extract system information’.
