Lingling Wei is a Mint Author and the Chief China Correspondent at The Wall Street Journal. She focuses on themes related to agriculture and farming, family and relationships, and parenting, particularly in the context of the United States and Canada. Lingling has been featured in prominent outlets including MarketWatch, Barron's, LiveMint, and many others.
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Lingling Wei's coverage is primarily focused on politics, finance & economy with a significant emphasis on China and US-China relations. Her articles often cite government announcements and evolving stories related to legal policy regulations.
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By: Annie Linskey, Alexander Ward, Lingling Wei
The president arrives in Beijing for a two-day meeting with the Chinese leader.
By: Lingling Wei, Yoko Kubota
President Trump sought to paper over differences of opinion with Xi Jinping, playing down the Chinese leader’s prior comments that the West is in decline. “When President Xi very elegantly referred to the United States as perhaps being a declining nation, he was referring to the tremendous damage w
By: Alexander Ward, Lingling Wei, Annie Linskey
The summit’s second and final day will test whether talks between President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping can yield a concrete deal.
By: Alexander Ward, Annie Linskey, Lingling Wei
Alexander Ward, Annie Linskey, Lingling Wei BEIJING—President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping head into the final day of their summit with strikingly divergent stories to tell.
By: Brian Spegele, Alexander Ward, Annie Linskey, Lingling Wei
Alexander Ward, Annie Linskey, Brian Spegele, Lingling Wei BEIJING—At the end of President Trump's state visit to China on Friday, with Air
By: Lingling Wei
The Chinese leader’s policies have strained his country at home but given him great international stature.
By: Lingling Wei
The Chinese leader's policies have strained his country at home but given him great international stature.
Plus, why artificial intelligence grows more regime-friendly as press freedom declines.
Lingling Wei Last week, while the world watched President Trump and Xi Jinping meet in Beijing, a much quieter piece of research dropped in Nature.
By: Lingling Wei
Plus, a Hollywood screenwriter says historical disputes sank a U.S.—China film project
