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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.
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.
Areas of Expertise:
Politics and policies in mainland China and its repercussions to the rest of Greater ChinaLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin, Cantonese
Hong Kong regulator and Asian airlines crack down on lithium batteries and in-flight charging after string of safety incidents.
Third reminder in past month comes after arrest of three Chinese nationals since India tightened border patrols after Pakistan operation.
The authorities have pledged to target people cashing in on claims the technology could predict the questions for the national gaokao exam.
New rules to cut wasteful government spending and projects are ‘most stringent’ since austerity drive first launched in 2013, observer says.
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Dong Jun’s first European tour concludes with major commitment to United Nations peacekeeping efforts.
Trump ally David Perdue faces ‘complicated and urgent’ tasks as he assumes post as American ambassador to China, analysts say.
Singer Nine Chen, Choc7 drummer Jushe Lee and former boy band star William Liao among accused in fake medical certificates investigation.
As external tensions weigh on China’s internal stability, security chiefs warn against ‘inadequacies’ in law enforcement and justice system.
Guided by state security experts, the series shines glam spotlight on counter-espionage tactics amid national security education drive.
Analysts say anti-graft drive not a sign that Xi has weak control over PLA, but it could signal internal competition among his loyalists.
US secretary of state’s latest job puts him on a par with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi – something that may help ‘streamline’ talks.
Architect of ChiNext hi-tech stock exchange’s 2020 boom under investigation for alleged ‘serious violations of discipline and laws’.
Beijing Daily commentary said the famous 1938 essay would encourage people to remain confident of eventual victory.
President Xi Jinping tells Politburo the country must redouble efforts to overcome bottlenecks in core technology.
Promising young and mid-ranking officials given ‘life-changing’ lessons on political doctrine, loyalty, and how to look after their health.
Taking aim at the corrupt ‘a powerful measure to create a market-oriented, law-based and internationalised business environment’, CCDI says.
Shake-up announced by education ministry designed to fill urgent needs for skilled talent as Beijing seeks technical self-reliance in new growth sectors.
Communist Party chiefs and mayors in China’s coastal provinces kick off company visits, while task forces help exporters find new markets.
Video clips of Mao Zedong and nationalistic films are circulating as Chinese citizens and business owners consider fallout from Trump’s tariffs.
Even as Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption purges go further and deeper, China’s legacy of corruption remains a widespread and serious problem.
Bill Chung steps down as his agency comes under fire for enforcing a policy that critics say sows social division.
At least 20 people have been confirmed dead in the fire, which broke out on Tuesday night in Chengde.
The Chinese system could be an advantage in a US trade war, but both countries could face ‘real harm’, according to experts.
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.
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.
