Josephine Ma
China News Editor at South China Morning Post
China News Editor@SCMP_News, former SCMP Beijing correspondent, views are my own
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3 weeks ago |
scmp.com | Josephine Ma
One line in particular in a strongly worded speech by Xia Baolong, Beijing’s top official on Hong Kong affairs, drew widespread attention last week. The pre-recorded speech covered a wide range of issues and reiterated many of Beijing’s official lines about Hong Kong’s security. Xia also condemned the US tariffs on Hong Kong, claiming they were not just about trade but aimed at taking away the city’s life itself.
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1 month ago |
scmp.com | Josephine Ma
Chen Xiaokai, a marketing trainer for wedding photography companies, has been paying a lot of attention to the demographic changes in various Chinese cities. “Our clients set their sales targets based on the population and the demographic structure of their cities. It is very important for us,” he said. Chen has spent more than a decade in the wedding photo industry and travels to different cities to train clients.
Opinion | As Trump’s tariffs roil world markets, will a new global trade order bypass the US dollar?
1 month ago |
scmp.com | Josephine Ma
In a rare video posted on his social media account last Friday, Singaporean Prime Minister Lawrence Wong warned that the world was entering an era which was “more arbitrary, protectionist and dangerous” following the “seismic change” of the world order brought by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs.
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1 month ago |
scmp.com | Josephine Ma
Aid is pouring into Myanmar following the powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake that devastated the country on Friday, resulting in at least 1,700 deaths and thousands more injured. However, it is widely believed the final toll will be much higher because of poor communications networks and the fragmentation of the country that has resulted from years of civil war. Many roads and bridges have also collapsed, making it hard for equipment and rescuers to arrive.
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1 month ago |
scmp.com | Josephine Ma
The ripples from DeepSeek continue to spread in China, where the government has embraced the tech start-up’s unexpected success by speeding up the development and use of artificial intelligence. The rise of DeepSeek, developed by home-grown tech talent, is evidence that Beijing’s strategy of pouring resources into training the next generation of innovators over the past decade has worked out.
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