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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Institutional investments in the nation have plunged as its economy slows and property market craters; ‘a bit of an awakening’
By: Lingling Wei
As China's leader embraces more elements of Mao Zedong's rule, its people are confronting a more uncertain future
China's leader is restoring aspects of Mao Zedong's rule, forcing people to confront a more uncertain future rooted in China's past.
China’s "reunification" offer to Taiwan is sounding less and less peaceful
劉建超氏は、外国に逃亡した汚職官僚を摘発する極秘作戦の中心人物だった。
サリバン米大統領補佐官（国家安全保障担当）は中国の王毅外相とタイで会談し、イエメンの親イラン武装勢力フーシ派による紅海での船舶攻撃を巡り協議する予定だ。
By: Wenchan Chen, Hao Hu, Xiaoyu Wang, Changjun Chen, Haiping Shi, Lihui Wei, Shuai Xie, Lingling Wei, Xiujuan Li
China wants to use annual business gathering to attract more foreign investment but is opaque about which leader will attend.
By: Lingling Wei
The investigation focused on BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, and MSCI, a major compiler of stock indexes. Both firms say they violated no laws.
Officials are preparing for the potential of more turbulent U.S. relations and another trade war should Trump get re-elected.
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