Vivian Wang is a China correspondent for The New York Times, with previous experience in Hong Kong and New York. She covers a wide range of topics, including Chinese politics, economics, culture, and social issues. Vivian's work has been featured in various publications, and she is known for her ability to uncover unique stories and provide insightful analysis.
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Vivian Wang's coverage spans world affairs, government announcements, business, culture & society, and scientific topics. She covers a diverse range of subjects including music, China, international relations, cultural events, and travel.
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By: Rebecca Davis O’Brien, Katie Rogers, Jonathan Swan, Peter Baker, Angelo Fichera, Reid J. Epstein, Kellen Browning, Alan Blinder, Simon J. Levien, Coral Davenport, Annie Karni, Michael Gold, Ken Bensinger, Shawn Mccreesh, Vivian Wang, Emiliano Rodríguez Mega, Zolan Kanno-Youngs, Shane Goldmacher, Theodore Schleifer, Michael M. Grynbaum
Former President Donald J. Trump made wild assertions and false statements, but also seized on President Biden’s shakiness.
(Beijing) Gong Junli has been waiting since 2022. Ever since his 8-year-old daughter Xinyue was stabbed to death, her body dumped in a wooded area in
By: Vivian Wang, Thomas Fuller, Patrick Kingsley, Adam Rasgon
The discussions between Israeli and Egyptian officials comes amid diplomatic activity on several continents over a cease-fire deal and postwar plans for the territory.
By: Vivian Wang
When author Jill Ciment fell in love with her future husband, she was 17. He was 47, married, and with two children. Plus, he was her art teacher. That didn't stop them from having an affair, and they eventually married, remaining together until his death. Now, in the wake of the #MeToo movement, Ciment wonders about whether the ending of their story can excuse the beginning. She examines this nuanced love story in her new memoir, Consent, and joins us to discuss.
China has been rolling out new visa-free programs and promising to make travel easier for foreigners. But challenges remain.
Extreme fan culture has spread from entertainers to athletes. Vivian Wang
Fans have mobbed athletes in public and staked out their homes. State media outlets denounced their “visibly aggressive” behavior.
By: Joy Dong, Vivian Wang
Su Min became an internet sensation for leaving behind an abusive husband to drive across China alone. Now she’s ending the marriage, but there will be a price.
(Beijing) Since she began traveling solo across China four years ago, leaving behind an abusive husband and long-held expectations about women's duties at
By: Vivian Wang
Watch out for Good Samaritans with ulterior motives, packages in your mail and college students looking to make a quick buck, China tells its people.
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