Cindy Sui

Hong Kong's Ability to Hold Annual Tiananmen Vigils Dims on Anniversary

A city whose own democracy movement has been crushed, struggles to keep June 4th memories alive as its freedoms are curtailed

Uncertainty Pervades as Macao Adopts National Security Law Amendments 

Since the measure’s passage, some journalists, writers, and businesspeople contacted for this article have refused to be interviewed out of fear of repercussions for expressing concerns about the amended law 

Analysts: Taiwan’s Opposition Party Pick for President Aims to Win Back China-Wary Voters

Hou Yu-ih is seen as the Kuomintang’s best chance at returning to power and turning around the situation in the Taiwan Strait, one of the world’s most dangerous flashpoints

Taiwan Voters Consider US-China Tensions  

Taiwan's current and former presidents differ on how to approach China. Which path will voters favor in January elections?

Amid Rising Tensions, Taiwan's Ex-President Embarks on 'Peacebuilding' Trip to Mainland China

Ma Ying-jeou becomes first past or current president of Taiwan to visit China since end of Chinese civil war

What Really Helped Michelle Yeoh Win an Oscar

Everything eventually fell into place for the first Asian woman to win the coveted best actress award ... everywhere, but definitely not all at once

Hong Kong Expecting Influx of Tourists From Mainland China

Mainlanders' pent-up desire to travel benefit Hong Kong, which also lifted COVID-19 restrictions this week

VOA Interview: China Can Avert COVID Crisis With the Help of its People

Former CDC China branch chief Ray Yip says omicron is a much milder variant and may not overwhelm hospitals

Is China's Health Care System Ready for the End of Zero-COVID?

Outside health experts say country must focus on boosting vaccinations, and preparing hospitals and staff

Taiwan Elections Seen as a Warning to Ruling Party

Can Hong Kong Stem the Outflow of Residents?

Observers say the territory still faces challenges

Residents Exiting Hong Kong Part With Precious Possessions

In the past three years, Hong Kong has witnessed the biggest wave of residents leaving the former British colony since it returned to Chinese sovereignty in 1997. One man shared with VOA’s Cindy Sui the difficulties of leaving behind not only his beloved Hong Kong but his possessions.

Hong Kong Hopes Summit of Business Leaders Signals Comeback as Financial Hub

The city, beleaguered by social unrest and a tough COVID-19 policy, is fighting to keep its place as Asia's top financial center

Xi Jinping Begins Third Term as China’s Leader, Picks Loyalists

After 10 years of Xi Jinping leadership, prospect of five more years under his rule, with a new team of top leaders believed to be handpicked by him, is frowned upon by some people, but welcomed by others

Will China Try to Take Taiwan in Xi’s Third Term?

Officials and experts disagree on whether and when China will force reunification on Taiwan

China’s Leader Faces Challenge: Fixing Economy While Pursuing Growth

Xi policies hinder China’s economy, job market, analysts say

Despite Costs, Xi Defends China’s Zero-COVID Policy 

Xi insists it is saving lives, but critics say it is causing economic harm 

Xi Jinping — The Man Leading China for Better or Worse 

In 10 years as president, Xi has won a lot of support, and drawn much criticism 

China's Xi Poised to Triumph at 20th Party Congress

Gathering will likely give the party chief an extraordinary third term and set nation's direction for the next five years

Can China De-Escalate a Nuclear Crisis Over Ukraine? Will It?

China is Russia’s most influential ally