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William Zheng
Senior Correspondent, China
William Zheng is a veteran journalist who has served and led major Hong Kong and Singaporean media organisations in his 20-year career, covering greater China. He is now a senior correspondent on the China desk at the Post.
Daniel Kritenbrink tells Post that Beijing should treat the transaction as a private deal, the first comment of its kind by a former top official.
In its campaign against waste, Beijing has invoked the party code of conduct to ensure officials do not spend money on lavish banquets.
Vice-Premier He Lifeng makes China’s stand clear during talks with Senator Steve Daines, says Premier Li Qiang will meet him on Sunday.
Measures from cyberspace regulator and police ministry taking effect on June 1 mark first major attempt to regulate widely used technology.
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Foreign ministry says US should protect student rights after House chair requests detailed information about Chinese nationals at top institutions.
The regulation, aimed at striking back against external ‘containment and suppression’, appears to target the US and EU – without naming them.
Beijing conducting major review of port and shipping assets held by private mainland and local businesses, source says.
Gusa Publishing, where Li was editor-in-chief, is known for printing books critical of Beijing’s policies, including its Tiananmen crackdown.
Zhou Derui, the municipal personnel chief, is the ninth high-ranking official to be placed under investigation this year.
Ministry says official named Zhang agreed to share classified information after being caught up in contrived brothel sting overseas.
At ‘two sessions’, Chinese lawmakers and political advisers call for changes to education system to ‘solve future problems’.
Chairman of the NPC Standing Committee and former corruption body secretary was last seen in public on Saturday.
Call by Communist Party’s fourth most senior official for ‘law-based management’ of religious affairs follows similar message from the premier.
Discover the power players in Xi and Trump’s teams; the key people setting the agenda on diplomacy, the military, the economy, security and science.
CPPCC members caution against overregulation of the emerging technology ahead of annual political gathering.
AmChamHK expects Campbell’s keynote speech will help navigate complexities of US-China relationship and capitalise on emerging opportunities.
Canberra’s claim that Beijing failed to give enough notice is ‘completely inconsistent with the facts’, Chinese defence ministry says.
The US president has signed an ‘America first’ order blocking Chinese investment, saying Beijing is targeting the US ‘crown jewels’ in tech.
The ‘substantial’ cuts are expected to affect both US and local employees and are part of Trump’s drive to overhaul the corps worldwide.
Discussion will be held on Thursday, with final decision to only be announced once it goes through party’s general assembly.
Senior commanders in focus as military ideology drive aims to ‘unite hearts and forge souls’, urges war readiness.
PLA Daily commentary says instructions by US Navy, Nasa to avoid the open-source AI platform are latest examples of ‘decline of US hegemony’.
Shifting blame to other countries will not solve the problem and will ‘seriously damage’ bilateral actions on narcotics control.
Chinese provinces launch extra transport services as migrant workers return to coastal cities to get a leg up in sluggish job market.
Early assault on AI start-up reported to include denial-of-service attacks aiming to overwhelm servers and bandwidth with internet traffic.
Embassy in Phnom Penh publishes article dismissing recent reports that cast doubt on Beijing’s commitment to the Funan Techo project.
Transport officials urged to be alert and prepared as world’s biggest annual migration of humanity heads home during Spring Festival.
The annual television extravaganza, which is tightly scripted to highlight Beijing’s priorities, rarely features American performers.
A Chinese woman who tried to stop the attack was killed and a Japanese mother and child were wounded in the eastern city of Suzhou last year.
