Chun Han Wong is a China reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He covers a range of topics including geopolitics, international affairs, the global economy, and current affairs, with a particular focus on economic policy and security issues. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The Australian, The Telegraph, and Yahoo Finance.
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Chun Han Wong's coverage predominantly focuses on China, international relations, politics, and world affairs. He shows a keen interest in evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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By: Chun Han Wong
Chinese leader Xi Jinping greeted President Trump with an official welcome that matched the pomp and ceremony he offered the visiting American leader about nine years ago. At Thursday’s ceremony outside Beijing's Great Hall of the People, Trump received a 21-gun salute while a Chinese military band
Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s calls for U.S. restraint on Taiwan echoed some of his past comments on the issue to his American counterparts. In earlier conversations with Presidents Trump and Biden, Xi also described the Taiwan question as the most important issue in China-U.S. relations and issued s
By: Merrill Sherman, Chun Han Wong, Andrew Barnett
The summit projected an air of friendship between the governments and business communities of two rival superpowers.
By: Chun Han Wong, Joyu Wang
President Trump’s mention of an arms package as a “negotiating chip” with China has sowed uncertainty about vital U.S. support.
By: Chun Han Wong
Combat veteran Gerald Eddie Brown was grounded in the U.S.—and looking for a chance to fly again.
By: Dasl Yoon, Chun Han Wong
Dong Guangping rode the waves for more than 30 hours in a daring bid to escape what he sees as political persecution in China.
By: Chun Han Wong
Thomas Pauken II is the latest in a series of prosecutions of Americans accused of secretly working for Beijing.
By: Chun Han Wong, Andrew Barnett
The Chinese leader’s anticorruption campaign has widened into a fight against everything from disloyalty to “superstitious” behavior.
By: Chun Han Wong
Beijing is preparing a new law that would add to its ability to punish foreign companies and individuals deemed to harm Chinese interests.
By: Chun Han Wong
Purges aimed at rooting out corruption and disloyalty have pushed many officials to focus on finding ways to please Beijing.
