Joyce Huang

Taiwan responds to new US tariffs on chips

How will China help developing countries promote AI?

Xi Jinping meets with Chinese tech tycoons

China’s 2024 lottery sales hit 40-year high  

China to train drone pilots, develop low-altitude economy 

China retaliates by imposing tariffs on US goods

China sees boom in feasts for pets on Lunar New Year's Eve

Chinese pet owners treat their ‘fur kids’ with a pet-friendly reunion dinner

From TikTok to tariffs, Trump's next move on China

China executes 2 mass murderers 

Speedy trial and punishment of the attackers has drawn praise from Chinese citizens and criticism from legal analysts

VOA Mandarin: Experts cast doubt on China's 5% GDP increase in 2024

China's economy may have reached its peak

VOA Mandarin: China issues guidelines for 'national unified market'  

How China's national liquor greased the wheels of corruption among Communist elites

Ding Xiongjun, ex-chairman of state-owned Kweichow Moutai, was placed under investigation on Jan. 2, the third former leader to face a graft probe

VOA Mandarin: China 2025: Seven major developments to watch

VOA Mandarin: China signals bolder stimulus for 2025, but will it work? 

RSF director general calls China's repression of journalists 'totally insane'

Thibaut Bruttin led a delegation to Taiwan this week and met with Taiwan President Lai Ching-te

Beijing’s fiscal stimulus gets mixed responses in Chinese stocks

investors are concerned over whether Beijing’s stimulus plan can make the immediate growth-boosting impact to reverse high unemployment rates and the economic slowdown

Some analysts say China's plan to boost housing market is 'too little, too late'

Heads of China's three major financial institutions — the People's Bank of China, the National Financial Regulatory Administration, and the China Securities Regulatory Commission — on Tuesday unveiled the most powerful economic rescue effort in recent years

Popular Taiwanese dumpling chain to close 14 stores in China as economy loses steam

Din Tai Fung hit by weak consumer spending and fierce price competition in China

China's proposal to create a cyber ID system faces criticism

China says the plan would be a way for people to protect their personal information, many fear it would do the opposite

Children honor parents’ legacies as victims of 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown

In China, discussion of event in media or textbooks of event is largely forbidden; authorities regularly harass those at home or overseas who seek to keep memory of events alive