Zhao Yueling

Films About Women Are Having a Moment in China—A wave of cultural content reflects a hunger for women plotlines; some scenes on gender tensions get scrubbed @QiLiyan @xinwenfan @ZyuelingSH wsj.com/world/china/fi… wsj.com/world/china/fi…

U.S. and China Tied for Gold at the Olympics. Some in China Disagree. National pride spreads after Chinese delegation tops gold column for first time since 2008, but it isn’t enough for everyone @shashamimi @ZyuelingSH wsj.com/world/china/u-… wsj.com/world/china/u-…

China Is Mixed on Elon Musk—but They Sure Love His Mom. At 76, Maye Musk is a surprising celebrity in the country, and the tycoon’s secret weapon @selina_cheng @ZyuelingSH wsj.com/lifestyle/elon… wsj.com/lifestyle/elon…

"China’s Punishment for People With Bad Debts: No Fast Trains or Nice Hotels—Beijing’s crackdown on millions of delinquent debtors makes catching up on unpaid bills a slog" @BrianSpegele @TByGraceZhu @ZyuelingSH wsj.com/world/china/ch… wsj.com/world/china/ch…

Research for Sale: How Chinese Money Flows to American Universities—Contracts were valued at $2.32 billion between 2012 and 2024, amid concerns in Congress that the ties could pose a security risk @jamestareddy @ZyuelingSH wsj.com/world/china/ch… wsj.com/world/china/ch…

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Blinken’s face when Biden calls President Xi a dictator 🤣🤣🤣

Communist Party apparatchiks in forlorn Chinese provincial capital: "We built this city— We built this city— We built this city on rock n' roll" Ahed by @xinwenfan @ZyuelingSH, with reporting from Shijiazhuang Rock City wsj.com/world/china-ro… wsj.com/world/china-ro…

College graduates in China are shunning the low-skill work that is available, sending youth unemployment soaring. Disenchanted young graduates are “lying flat.”⁦@qianweizhang⁩ ⁦@BrianSpegele⁩ wsj.com/articles/china…

It's been a cruel summer for Hollywood in the world's second-largest movie market as Chinese moviegoers spurn U.S.-made movies, cementing a yearslong gravitation toward homegrown flicks. @erichschwartzel @rachelliang5602 @ZyuelingSH wsj.com/articles/not-e…

In China, local governments are running out of money just as a wave of retirees hits. That is leaving Beijing with little choice but to ask people to work longer—a move economists say is long overdue but one still likely to meet with resistance. @QiLiyan wsj.com/articles/china…

@ZyuelingSH @RebeccaYFeng @joyuwang The story is on Monday's @WSJ front page: "China Warns Taiwan, Maintains Restraint" twitter.com/WSJ/status/164…

Families in China are gathering again for communal meals featuring the whole fish, a boost for fish-bone clinics that specialize in getting diners off the hook. It’s an experience many Asians share.⁦⁦@QiLiyan⁩ ⁦@qianweizhang⁩ wsj.com/articles/fish-…

@QiLiyan @ZyuelingSH Accountant Chris Zou, who had a son in 2017, applied for maternity benefits out of a public social-security fund. When her application was denied, she sued. After four years, Ms. Zou received most of the money. “It is our money, our rights." on.wsj.com/3YPQuBw

@DanStrumpf @lizalinwsj @rachelliang5602 @TByGraceZhu @ZyuelingSH The prospect of a Covid surge in January—a time of year when business is disrupted anyway, by the Lunar New Year—has many optimistic that normalcy could come by February. “We have a real chance of getting back to normal after Chinese New Year.” on.wsj.com/3Gz3s02

“Avatar: The Way of Water” made waves at the box office, but lingering concerns over Covid-19 tempered ticket sales in China, where the makers of the science-fiction epic were hoping to score a major hit. @RWhelanWSJ @austinramzy @ZyuelingSH @qianweizhang on.wsj.com/3v0LAVe

“We’ve never seen a property market slowdown of this size and severity.” China’s housing bubble has burst, and the world’s second-largest economy will likely feel the effects for years. Great reporting by @RebeccaYFeng @caocli wsj.com/articles/burst… via @WSJ

Diaries of residents who lived through the city’s unprecedented battle against Covid-19 reveal their journey from complacency to shock to a growing disillusionment with the government wsj.com/articles/shang…

🏆 The Award for Excellence in Reporting Breaking News goes to @WSJ for "'Saigon on Steroids'" which vividly captured the transition and final collapse of the Afghan government. #SOPAwards2022 📰 wsj.com/articles/saigo…

🏆 Congratulations to @WSJ for being awarded the Excellence in Global Explanatory Reporting for an absolutely superb package of stories looking behind the curtains at the shift in Chinese policy, particularly toward the market economy. #SOPAwards2022 📰 wsj.com/articles/jack-…

🏆 The Scoop Award goes to @WSJ for "Inside China’s Tech Crackdown". These stories added immensely to our understanding of how the CCP operates under Xi Jinping. #SOPAwards2022 📰 wsj.com/articles/jack-…