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Emily Chan
Associate Producer, Video
Emily Chan is a journalist who is passionate about video storytelling on Hong Kong and China.
Emily Chan is a journalist who is passionate about video storytelling on Hong Kong and China.
Areas of Expertise:
Video production, Hong Kong newsLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Ancient Guanniu competition draws students in Zhejiang as masters race to save the fading art.
At least three mall workers died and several others are still unaccounted for after an explosion in the quake-damaged Kumamoto shopping centre.
Hong Kong’s long-running independent bookshop Greenfield was one of two raided by national security police earlier this month.
The freak accident happened as a truck struck a barrier in Suzhou, sending a metal bar through a nearby passing car.
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Qiu Zilong, a renowned neuroscientist, is being investigated by Shanghai Jiao Tong University after a report alleged a girl died after he administered experimental treatment.
Tensions continue to flare in the South China Sea as the Philippines releases footage of the Chinese coastguard firing a water cannon at its ship near Scarborough Shoal.
China faces 12.5% rate as Washington’s levies target alleged forced labour in global trade.
Three central cities hit 40 degrees Celsius (104°F) as heatwave triggers new highest-level warning.
Tomomi Nishikubo completed a 136.6-metre (448-feet) descent in Hakuba while balancing on the front wheel of a trials bike and riding backwards.
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul performs during a lunch hosted by Premier Li Qiang at the end of his first official visit to China.
Torrential rainfall in Shanghai’s Yangpu district overwhelms drainage systems, inundating local roads.
With the Strait of Hormuz already disrupted, the Red Sea is now a critical alternative outlet for Gulf oil and other products.
More than 200 households evacuated as floodwaters swept through Muong Than village in Lai Chau, Vietnam.
Legal counsel for independent panel investigating Hong Kong’s deadliest fire in decades delivers closing remarks at final public inquiry session.
Three women and two men were detained after police raided Have a Nice Stay bookshop and Greenfield Book Store.
About 36.8 per cent of eligible day-school candidates attained minimum entrance requirements for city’s eight public universities.
Shi died peacefully of multiple organ failure, said Film Workshop, the company she co-founded with former husband Tsui Hark.
Schools, offices and construction work remain suspended as effects of Typhoon Bavi continue in northern China.
Rescuers evacuated more than 200 people after the fire tore through a factory in Jinjiang, Fujian province.
Social media posts of flooding in Tsuen Wan drew widespread attention after intense rainfall across the city.
The regulator says the clinic mishandled embryo biopsy specimens from two patients.
Analysts believe the missile test’s timing was deliberate, intended to signal interest in joining future Russia-China maritime drills.
Police say syndicate sold about 800 lunchboxes a day and forced out rivals with violence and intimidation.
A special mass was held in a church in Ca Mau for Father Francis Xavier Truong Buu Diep, a priest killed while protecting parishioners in 1946.
Officials in the southern Guangxi region said floodwaters reached as high as 1.6 metres.
From factory floors to global feeds, China’s new wave of salespeople is reshaping how products are sold.
Stricter capital requirements are leaving some foreign entrepreneurs in Japan worried about their future.
Cooling technology used in a Shanxi neighbourhood gains attention amid surging worldwide demand for heat-relief systems.
Wang Quanying is believed to be the last surviving veteran of the Long March.
Angela Nikolau and Vanya Beerkus unfurled a banner about the ‘power of love’ from the antenna spire of the New York landmark during high-risk stunt.
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