Jessica Mao is a Seller Programmes Coordinator at The Epoch Times, where she writes articles covering a range of topics including Chinese politics, international relations, and social issues. With a background in composition and orchestration, Jessica brings a unique perspective to her writing, combining her passion for current events with her artistic sensibilities.
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Jessica Mao focuses on covering Chinese politics, economy, and government-related topics. Her coverage includes evolving stories and frequently cites data, suggesting a preference for in-depth analysis supported by factual information.
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By: Jessica Mao
Throughout history, nine U.S. presidents have been shot, with four losing their lives.
By: Jessica Mao, Olivia Li
Chinese Authorities Target Companies in Bid to Raise Capital Amid Sluggish Economy: Experts
By: Olivia Li, Jessica Mao
In the run-up to the all-important Third Plenum of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)'s Central Committee—a once in five-year event—a relatively
By: Jessica Mao
China Ends Third Plenum With No New Ideas, State Media Retracts Article Glorifying Chinese Leader
By: Lynn Xu, Jessica Mao
Beijing Expands Anti-US Alliance With Hamas–Fatah Agreement: Analysts
By: Jessica Mao, Sean Tseng
‘For Chinese athletes, this is a major blow because using banned substances had become as routine as eating,’ says former Chinese athlete.
By: Olivia Li, Jessica Mao
Chinese Communist Party leaders have called for Xi to relinquish part of his power, China watcher claims.
By: Olivia Li, Jessica Mao
Chinese Communist Party leaders have called for Xi to relinquish part of his power, China watcher claims.
By: Olivia Li, Jessica Mao
The visit to Vietnam by Zhang Youxia, vice chairman of the Central Military Commission suggests that Xi Jinping may no longer hold absolute power.
By: Jessica Mao, Olivia Li
The visit to Vietnam by Zhang Youxia, vice chairman of the Central Military Commission suggests that Xi Jinping may no longer hold absolute power.
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