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Meredith Chen
Reporter, China
Meredith Chen joined the Post in 2023 and covers China politics and diplomacy. She holds a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong. Previously, she had stints with both international and Chinese-language media outlets, focusing on affairs in Asia.
Meredith Chen joined the Post in 2023 and covers China politics and diplomacy. She holds a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong. Previously, she had stints with both international and Chinese-language media outlets, focusing on affairs in Asia.
Areas of Expertise:
Chinese society, culture, video productionLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
In a call with his Caracas counterpart, the Chinese foreign minister says mutual trust and support are a tradition of bilateral ties.
Chinese state media decries tourist attraction as ‘symbol of militarism’ as Beijing’s diplomatic row with Tokyo continues.
Top planning official says repaying debts is ‘moral bottom line’ and biggest step for improving China’s business environment.
After the US migration to RedNote, experts say transforming engagement into influence will require a ‘light touch’ from Beijing.
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Move from Seoul comes as Beijing and Tokyo are locked in a diplomatic spat over the Japanese leader’s comments on a Taiwan contingency.
In the continuing China-Japan tensions over remarks by Sanae Takaichi, agreements made at the end of World War II matter.
National Energy Administration is said to be investigating claims of cost-cutting and defects at flagship dam in Fujian province.
‘US-China competition would be better and more constructive if more people understood and perhaps embraced the Chinese approach’: Lee Kai-Fu.
‘People with vision’ should speak up against unfair attacks and ‘smears’, top envoy Xie Feng says.
Three-day trial of China’s first supersized ‘drone carrier’ marks key step towards expected PLA delivery at the end of 2026.
Famed ‘CEO monk’ of kung fu cradle was removed in July over allegations including embezzlement and ‘seriously violating’ Buddhist principles.
Analysts say rise of Democratic Party’s left wing could ease pressure on China, but some warn New York mayoral race offers limited insights.
The fate of a popular venue in the southwestern city of Chengdu has highlighted the increasing pressure on public activities.
Beijing could also diversify its technological partnerships overseas and exchange expertise, says influential mainland research house.
Wang Zheng says many women in China may have redefined their roles but, as with much social progress, there have been setbacks.
The Post looks at insights shared by analysts in the US and Europe after the leaders’ high-stakes meeting in South Korea.
Commentators have said the country has a ‘greater sense of certainty’ as it looks ahead to the challenges of the next few years.
Growing geopolitical challenges of today resemble those faced in the 1950s as Beijing seeks to navigate a complex new security landscape.
Think tank says US may find ‘traditional American allies and more neutral countries also start working together’ – but against US.
Leading Chinese political scientist observes ‘unprecedented’ shifts in America and draws parallels to Mikhail Gorbachev’s reforms.
Beijing urges US to consider how its policies harm American firms instead of ‘unjustifiably suppressing’ others and burdening global consumers.
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Beijing says it has lodged ‘stern representations’ over congressional report calling for measures to counter China’s ‘malign influence’.
The announcement, which said passport and visa services would continue ‘as the situation permits’, was greeted by a chorus of jeers online.
A public outcry over a scene where a gay couple were turned into a heterosexual one has triggered a wider debate about the use of technology.
Li will spend three days in Pyongyang and will attend events marking the 80th anniversary of the Workers’ Party of Korea, Beijing says.
Chinese firms have caught up with and in some cases overtaken their European rivals, putting the EU on the defensive.
Foreign countries seeking to bypass China’s export controls to obtain ‘rare metals like antimony’, Ministry of State Security cautions.
Riyadh looking to ‘put its eggs in different baskets’ given doubts over US commitment in the region, analysts say.
