Yating Yang is a reporter for South China Morning Post (SCMP) and Newswav. Her work has also been featured in Star Media Group Berhad and MDPI. Yating covers a wide range of topics, including social issues, crime, and human interest stories in China. She aims to shed light on important issues and give a voice to those who may not have one.
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Yating Yang's coverage primarily focuses on evolving human interest stories, particularly those related to family and relationships, as well as social issues. This suggests that she may be interested in pitches related to unique and compelling personal experiences or societal challenges within the context of Chinese culture.
As Yating has a significant focus on evolving stories, offering her access to exclusive interviews with individuals involved in these types of incidents could be advantageous. Additionally, providing expert commentary from professionals dealing with social issues or cultural aspects relevant to the covered topics might also pique her interest.
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Court shows leniency to doctor after he confesses to police, compensates victim’s family sparking online condemnation.
By: Yating Yang
Company is actively hiring ‘scolders' but only parents who often use strong language with their kids can apply Yating Yang in Beijing
By: Yating Yang
He explains his preference for TCM over CPR, citing concerns for patient’s delicate condition.
By: Yating Yang
‘Even a tiger does not harm its cubs; she is worse than a tiger,’ one online observer condemns her actions.
By: Yating Yang
‘The company’s response was overly harsh, if minor mistakes can lead to dismissal, it makes termination too easy,’ one commenter warns.
By: Yating Yang
Trend has been criticised in Japan and China as ‘ridiculous' for resembling sperm and snot Yating Yang in Beijing
By: Yating Yang
Videos show a car arriving at a rural courtyard as guests enter amid firecracker sounds, creating a festive atmosphere.
By: Yating Yang
Videos show a car arriving at a rural courtyard as guests enter amid firecracker sounds, creating a festive atmosphere
By: Yating Yang
Videos show a car arriving at a rural courtyard as guests enter amid firecracker sounds, creating a festive atmosphere.
By: Yating Yang
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