William Zheng
Senior Correspondent at South China Morning Post
SCMP China desk, views are mine
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1 week ago |
scmp.com | William Zheng
Top local officials in China’s coastal provinces have started visiting companies to help them manage the shock of US President Donald Trump’s tariffs, while task forces have been deployed to support exporters. On Monday, Zhou Bin, Communist Party boss of Yancheng city in the eastern province of Jiangsu, visited local manufacturers and vowed to “do everything possible” to solve their problems.
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1 week ago |
thestar.com.my | Xinlu Liang |William Zheng
In Beijing, jittery government officials and mid-level managers have been reaching out to a small pool of seasoned criminal lawyers. “Usually it comes after a colleague or a close associate has been rounded up, and they want to be at least able to explain things the graft fighters may find suspicious,” said a veteran criminal lawyer in Beijing, who requested anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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1 week ago |
scmp.com | Vanessa Cai |William Zheng
Expressions of patriotic, anti-US sentiment have emerged among the Chinese public, including vows to stop selling American products, charging American customers higher prices and the widespread circulation of a song condemning US tariffs.
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1 week ago |
scmp.com | Xinlu Liang |William Zheng
In Beijing, jittery government officials and mid-level managers have been reaching out to a small pool of seasoned criminal lawyers. “Usually it comes after a colleague or a close associate has been rounded up, and they want to be at least able to explain things the graft fighters may find suspicious,” said a veteran criminal lawyer in Beijing, who requested anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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2 weeks ago |
scmp.com | William Zheng
Taiwan’s immigration chief will retire early amid a backlash over the island’s tighter regulations on spouses from mainland China. Bill Chung, director general of Taiwan’s National Immigration Agency (NIA), will step down on April 15, three months earlier than his original plan, Taiwan’s Central News Agency reported on Wednesday. The NIA had come under fire for enforcing a government policy that critics said would destroy thousands of families.
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RT @gabewildau: Intriguing story on He Weidong, but I advise caution on accepting it at face value. The sourcing is entirely US officials,…
So Trump calls China asking them to have call him back? Wow, Art of the Deal.
*US TOLD CHINA TO REQUEST A XI-TRUMP CALL: CNN
Wrote a long read trying to explain why the more China investigates corruption, the more it finds? @alfredmwu noted that effective anti-corruption strategies typically relied on transparency, opposition oversight and media freedom, which China lacks. https://t.co/MMolDGTOPC
