Lingling Wei is the Chief China Correspondent for The Wall Street Journal. With a focus on China's economy and politics, Lingling's articles provide insightful analysis and reporting on the country's housing market, bond issuance, high-level meetings, and the business environment. Her work has also been featured in MarketWatch and Barron's.
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By: Lingling Wei, Shuai Xie, Haiping Shi, Xiujuan Li, Hao Hu, Wenchan Chen, Xiaoyu Wang, Changjun Chen, Lihui Wei
BACKGROUND Garlic leaf spot (GLS) caused by Alternaria alternata is one of the main diseases in the garlic production areas, and its management heavily relies on dicarboximide fungicides.
By: Jessica Batke, Michael Cole, Frances Kitt, Rajeev Gupta, Lingling Wei, Bob Davis
Women wearing rainbow badges were blocked from entering Beijing’s 798 arts district by guards who punched them and then knocked them to the ground.
Faced with stagnating growth, Xi Jinping decided to go all in on manufacturing—and much of that production is destined for export.
Faced with stagnating growth, Xi Jinping decided to go all in on manufacturing—and much of that production is destined for export.
In the talks, Washington intends to highlight concerns over China's manufacturing overcapacity.
By: Chun Han Wong, Lingling Wei
A government adviser was detained and removed from his posts after he allegedly criticized the Chinese leader’s management of the economy.
A bevy of bad news prompted action from the leader—but not a full U-turn. With China's economy sinking deeper into a funk last month, Xi Jinping finally decided something had to be done.
By: Lingling Wei
A three-part podcast series digs into why Qin Gang vanished from view in June 2023
He Lifeng has a direct line to President Xi Jinping and is a gatekeeper to the world's second-largest economy.
By: Lingling Wei
Hopes that China is awaiting the results of the U.S. election to unveil a huge stimulus package are unikely to be fulfilled, though a smaller package is expected soon.
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