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Shanshan Kao
Video Journalist
Shanshan Kao is a video journalist at the Post. She joined the team in 2016, and has previously interned at Reuters and AP covering social, political and entertainment news.
Shanshan Kao is a video journalist at the Post. She joined the team in 2016, and has previously interned at Reuters and AP covering social, political and entertainment news.
Areas of Expertise:
Video production, Hong Kong society and politicsLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Shanghainese, Taiwanese
Emergency rescue operations are under way in Guangxi, after record-breaking rain submerged streets.
With sales sliding across Asia and competition rising, the Japanese carmaker is officially pulling out by year’s end.
iQIYI hopes viewers will tune in to watch films that feature AI generated visuals, storylines and actors.
Farmer worked with agriculture students to devise events that get city dwellers reconnecting with nature while they learn.
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The Lightning humanoid developed by Chinese firm Honor competed against more than 100 other robots and thousands of much-slower humans.
Harbor Books specialises in Chinese-language books from mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Southeast Asia, with a focus on literature, lifestyle and humanity.
Fishermen say the price of industrial diesel has doubled since the start of the Middle East war, making it unsustainable to take their vessels out to sea.
As coal reserves dwindle and green energy rises, miners in Shanxi face an uncertain future.
Reliance on imported fuel, much of it sourced from the Middle East, has left the Philippine agricultural sector vulnerable to global price spikes.
From heavy-duty trucks in Tangshan to taxis in Beijing, drivers in China are ditching diesel and embracing electric vehicles because of their relatively stable running costs.
Monument marks International Day for Mine Awareness and Cambodia’s 2030 mine-free goal.
US president extends deadline, saying Iran has until late April 7 US time to ‘make a deal’ or he would be ‘blowing everything up’.
The US president again threatens to hit critical infrastructure if Iran does not agree to end the war or open the Strait of Hormuz.
Prospects dim for India’s glass hub as gas supplies hit by energy crisis triggered by US-Israeli war on Iran.
Professional golfer to seek treatment after bodycam footage shows him failing sobriety tests following Florida crash.
Catering giant Maxim’s said it must innovate to keep up with changing tastes as competition from across the border grows.
The 19-year-old says she does not normally share her issues to avoid ‘troubling others’ or spreading negative energy.
The soft-spoken 31-year-old scientist has been dubbed the ‘cockroach lord’ and is credited with discovering 15 roach species.
The Thai government has imposed measures to conserve power amid a fuel shortage sparked by the war in the Middle East.
Price hikes have caused long queues across Asia, prompting some governments to take drastic measures.
Passengers say higher fees will not deter essential travel, though some worry rising costs could curb spontaneous trips.
Fishermen say daily clean-up cuts into their income while tourists warn pollution hurts the island’s appeal.
Some people tried to file a complaint with a citizen service line but were told the city ‘does not have an animal protection law’.
Dubai’s social media influencers are posting praises of the UAE leadership as drones target the city.
Firecrackers erupt as carriers march the Earth God’s sedan chair through Taipei.
Taxi drivers face long queues and limited supplies as the Middle East crisis hits home.
