He Huifeng is a journalist who writes for the South China Morning Post (SCMP) and has also had work featured in ABS-CBN Corporation. He covers a wide range of topics including economics, finance, demographics, and international relations, with a focus on China and its impact on the global stage.
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Amid price slashing and Western threats, on-the-ground accounts reflect how China's new productive push is creating forces to be reckoned with
By: He Huifeng
Gold purchases have soared in China in recent years, with investors seeking safe-haven assets amid the weak stock market and ongoing property crisis, but a number of scams have been reported.
By: He Huifeng
China’s 12 national joint-stock banks reported deep salary cuts last year, while 10 lenders also demanded employees return performance-based bonuses, amid Beijing’s ongoing efforts to reshape the financial industry.
By: He Huifeng
In meeting with Chinese Premier Li in Beijing, US Treasury Secretary Yellen raises concerns about industrial overcapacity and emphasises importance of working together on global challenges such as debt relief for less developed countries.
By: He Huifeng
Gold markets in China have been inundated with a throng of new buyers, looking to put their money into a commodity which has skyrocketed in value as other investments have lost their lustre.
Ahead of China's quarterly GDP release, survey figures reflect how difficult times have been for half a billion Chinese people, and where their priorities now lie
By: He Huifeng
Buyers and exhibitors of new energy equipment at the Canton Fair are showing boundless optimism as orders rise, but measures likely to be taken against the industry by the US and EU could spoil the fun.
Some manufacturers of traditional goods, such as home appliances, have lamented that the number of European and American customers has continued to fall in recent years. Photo: Xinhua
By: He Huifeng
As China works to sell itself as a viable destination for international firms to air their disputes through arbitration, more must be done for these efforts to meet with success, analysts and professionals say.
Illustration: Lau Ka-kuen Demand for psychological counselling has increased in China as anxieties mount – and the industry is expanding to meet it
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