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Thomas Yau

Thomas Yau

Shanghai
@Tominmedill
Senior Video Producer
Thomas Yau joined the Post in 2011 as a junior photographer, and is now the Post's Shanghai video correspondent. He holds a MSJ degree in documentary journalism from Northwestern University in Illinois, and a bachelor's degree in international journalism from Hong Kong Baptist University.
Thomas Yau joined the Post in 2011 as a junior photographer, and is now the Post's Shanghai video correspondent. He holds a MSJ degree in documentary journalism from Northwestern University in Illinois, and a bachelor's degree in international journalism from Hong Kong Baptist University.
Areas of Expertise:
Video Production
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Hokkien, Mandarin

Video | How China’s malls are trying to stay relevant

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Shopping centres are focusing more on consumer experiences rather than traditional retail sales.

Decades of targeted energy strategies and diversification of power sources have shielded China from fuel shortages other nations now face.

The prediction market platform is banned in many countries since the website provides risky binary options despite not having a gambling license.

Company officials and analysts anticipate that thousands of businesses will be forced out of the highly competitive home furnishing sector this year.

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Beijing is investing heavily in research and development for humanoid robots, with the vision of having them take over human tasks at work and at home.

An average wait time at the new restaurant in China’s commercial centre is nearly three hours at lunch and dinner.

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The typhoon is expected to make landfall between Taishan and Xuwen county in western Guangdong province on Wednesday afternoon or evening.

Soaring gold prices are fuelling demand among Chinese investors, while central banks are also turning to the precious metal amid concerns about the dollar.

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Post video producer Thomas Yau and Shanghai bureau chief Daniel Ren test an autonomous driving system in China to see how the country’s carmakers compare with US competitors like Tesla.

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Chinese citizens are feeling the sting of the US-China trade war, even with a 90-day tariff truce. Watch a video made available to SCMP Plus subscribers first on how higher levies have affected ordinary consumers.

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China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi addressed a range of issues amid an "increasingly complex and severe external environment." He stressed that China is positioned to be a source of stability in the midst of global turbulence.  

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