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Xinlu Liang
Reporter, China
Xinlu Liang joined the Post as a Graduate Trainee in 2021. Previously, she wrote obituaries for lives lost in California as a Covid-19 reporting intern at the Los Angeles Times and interned at Reuters Shenzhen Newsroom. She graduated with a Master’s in journalism from University of Southern California and a Bachelor's in English from Sun Yat-sen University.
Tang, who is accused of helping family members obtain business deals and taking bribes, will be indicted, anti-corruption agency says.
Beijing warns against travel to region as Middle East tensions flare following Hassan Nasrallah’s death in Israeli air attack on Beirut.
Leadership’s references to ‘three exempts’ policy a clear sign that economic growth is the top priority, analysts say.
Washington and France say Beijing gave advance notice of this week’s test, which Pentagon says was a ‘step in the right direction’.
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Ministry of State Security condemns ‘deeply malicious’ investigations that labelled China an ‘intelligence threat’, warns of harm to bilateral relations.
Ethnic minorities expert Barry Sautman gives his take on education, the next Dalai Lama, Han chauvinism and Beijing’s treatment of Uygurs.
The original plan moved industries west to counter the threat of invasion, but now the prime motivation appears to be supply chains.
Mainland Chinese military command accuses German naval ships of sending ‘erroneous signals’ as Western nations assert presence in region.
Taiwan is actually the most stable issue between Beijing and Washington, as long as the one-China policy exists, distinguished expert says.
Top diplomat Wang Yi expected to raise ‘serious concerns’ about Taiwan during White House adviser’s Beijing visit.
‘Formalism’ is viewed as scourge of grass-roots officials pushed to meet onerous standards and carry out ‘pointless formalities’.
Chinese from all walks of life look back at how their lives have changed as a result of Deng’s policies.
‘We must steadfastly implement one country, two systems,’ Xi says, marking 120th anniversary of birth of Communist Party patriarch.
China’s leadership urged to introduce new incentives for local officials who are now playing it safe in the face of anti-graft measures.
Chinese sports official calls for end to ‘long-arm jurisdiction’ as US prepares for Los Angeles 2028 and 2034 Winter Games in Salt Lake City.
Pan Yue criticises one unnamed Tibetan-language film for not giving the Communist Party enough credit.
Draft identity measures aim to reduce sensitive personal information online but may lead to tighter monitoring, observers say.
Shanghai is missing out on cashing in on smash-hit international performances, government advisers in the Chinese financial hub have warned.
The Central Military Commission says political education is crucial to advancing the PLA and war preparations.
Foreign ministry says Tokyo should ‘be cautious in its words and deeds in the field of military security’.
A new law aimed at clarifying membership rules for rural collectives promises to help Chinese women assert land rights.
Health standard that excludes many from public service is now default in other industries, leaving otherwise qualified applicants despondent.
The authorities in Suzhou paid tribute to Hu Youping and three others who intervened to stop the attack last week.
Tibetology researchers assert Beijing’s rights on ‘reincarnation of living Buddhas’, blame the Dalai Lama for lack of communication.
NPC law committee member Shen Chunyao says the proposal was subjective and open to misinterpretation.
Huang is one of a growing cohort of people with technological know-how taking on top Communist Party jobs.
Central Publicity Department says it ‘fully supports’ the investigation into its deputy head Zhang Jianchun.
Visitors will still need to book ahead for the Forbidden City and National Museum.
He is the eighth ministerial-level official to face CCDI probe since Communist Party national congress in 2022.
China’s cybersecurity standards and data protection agency is seeking public feedback on guidelines for the ‘processing, cross-border transfer and protection of sensitive personal information’ by organisations.
