Terri Wu is a freelance reporter based in Washington for The Epoch Times. She specializes in covering education and China-related issues, with a keen focus on business and economics. Terri's work has been featured in the Australian National Review Newspaper and CauseACTION Clarion.
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Terri Wu's coverage focuses on expert commentary, profile features, legal policy regulation, and government announcements related to China. She also covers topics such as the Chinese economy, challenges faced by China, and analysis of political and cultural events.
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China tried to inflict maximum pain on the United States, but hasn’t improved its position and risks further isolation, experts say.
By: Terri Wu
Temptation in The Pacific—The Hail Mary Plays in the U.S.–China Trade War
According to one analyst, the U.S. president’s volatile approach forced China to reveal its best card.
Chinese money laundering doesn’t just help drug cartels. It also expands the global illicit economy and fuels Beijing’s geopolitical ambitions.
By: Terri Wu
In July, the company announced that the Pentagon would become its largest shareholder.
A Setting Sun on Local Government Infiltration—The Case of Linda Sun
As growth slows, China’s economic model is under strain—creating both opportunities and new risks for the United States.
By: Terri Wu
Learning Machines or Machine Learning? How Education Shapes the US–China Tech Race
The U.S. economic blockade on Iran pressures Beijing indirectly. Analysts say that's Trump building leverage ahead of his summit with Xi.
‘Sea Blind’ to China’s Threat, and Waking Up to It
