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Yuanyue Dang
Reporter, China
Yuanyue reports on Chinese politics, defence and foreign affairs from Beijing. Prior to joining the Post in 2022, he was a feature writer in Chinese. He studied journalism in Hong Kong and anthropology in London.
Yuanyue reports on Chinese politics, defence and foreign affairs from Beijing. Prior to joining the Post in 2022, he was a feature writer in Chinese. He studied journalism in Hong Kong and anthropology in London.
Areas of Expertise:
Chinese politics and public opinionLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Move leaves US citizens as the only ones from the Five Eyes alliance who still cannot enter China without a visa.
Military commentators say PLA aircraft cited by official military paper was likely to have been a J-16.
Analyst says deployment signals Chinese military’s cyber warfare capabilities ‘are no longer confined to the mainland’.
US deploys new rotational force to Southeast Asian ally, a move experts say is aimed at deterring China and supporting Typhon missile system.
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US accusations about secret Chinese nuclear tests surface amid arms race anxieties, but Beijing says concerns over its weapons are all hype.
Investigations into China’s top military commanders have raised questions about the PLA’s battle readiness.
Liu and his assistant reportedly in custody for ‘illegal business operations’ and ‘false accusations’.
A documentary on state television highlights how a senior central bank official was bribed with a digital currency.
Documentary details the downfall of Jiang Chaoliang and his brothers as disciplinary commission holds key session.
Taipei touts former speaker of the island’s legislature as having ‘laid a solid foundation for Taiwan-Japan friendship’ in his previous role.
In neighbouring Hebei province, rural residents say they cannot afford to heat their homes enough after switch from coal.
Group reportedly switched phones to flight mode while in restricted area, hampering emergency contact and rescuers’ attempts to find them.
Proposed changes show William Lai’s administration and party are ‘peace destroyers, crisis creators and war instigator’.
They’re not shaped by history like the previous generation, and observer says US-China tensions can give them ‘more space’ to explore issues.
Coastguard releases poster depicting blockade as Eastern Theatre Command conducts live-fire exercises to north and south of island.
Military says it is conducting exercise across five areas near the self-governed island.
Containers bear the words ‘plan for the maritime revival of the Chinese nation and the community of shared future for mankind in the ocean’.
Donald Trump unveils new class of ship meant to ‘inspire fear in America’s enemies’, but analysts say the initiative faces huge hurdles.
Report adds that Americans’ security is threatened by Beijing’s development of its ‘historic military build-up’, including nuclear arsenal.
Concentrated UAV swarms seen to allow ‘optimal combat effectiveness with minimal battlefield expenditure’.
A symposium in Tawang prompts allegations of appropriation and attempts to legitimise territorial claims.
Chinese foreign minister is on a three-nation Middle East tour and met Emirati counterpart Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan on Friday.
Top Communist Party official says attempts to challenge post-war order are ‘doomed to failure’ as tensions with Tokyo flare.
Mainland Affairs Council says it must be told of any deviation from itinerary and delegation must gain approval before signing agreements.
Xinhua hails ‘breakthrough in China’s large drone technology’, says Jiu Tian could also be deployed in wide range of civilian applications.
Second-highest figure in Tibetan Buddhism makes apparent reference to succession of exiled spiritual leader Dalai Lama.
Study contradicts decades of assumptions that the economic boom and post-materialism would lead to more support for democratic values.
Hunan-based man recently published a video of himself drinking the substance and authorities vow to deal with the incident ‘without mercy’.
New rule takes effect on January 1 and means the offences will no longer be attached to a person’s identity information.
