Vivian Wang

China correspondent @nytimes. Previously in Hong Kong and New York. Can detect all free food within a five-mile radius. [email protected]

[Vivian Wang @vwang3]

Bei Zhenying had no interest in politics — until the police barged into her home, arrested her husband and accused him of secretly plotting to overthrow the Chinese government. She was left to try and uncover his hidden life.

My story: https://t.co/1DLlWTukmT

[Jonathan Cheng @JChengWSJ]

“Halfway through the performance, Ba Nong clicked through a slide show, teaching the audience of around 450 people about natural farming techniques. He and Shi Ba had brought bags of their rice for purchase.”
@vwang3
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[Vivian Wang @vwang3]

@aduehren @nytimes @WSJ congrats Andy, and welcome!

[James Millward 米華健 @JimMillward]

Arbitrary banning of PRC students with valid US visas, in the middle of their graduate programs--not large nos, but with devastating impact for the scholars and US reputation. Apparently one CPB agent at Dulles has the authority to ban students for 5 years
https://t.co/zYgBhdAHqY

[Vivian Wang @vwang3]

“Almost all of them are seeing their own lives being put on hold — these are some of the best and brightest of Hong Kong, all of whom have seen their careers cut short as they endure month after month behind bars.” Via @nytmay https://t.co/GqUfFI5gsJ

[The Pulitzer Prizes @PulitzerPrizes]

@hannahdreier @nytimes @stillsarita @NewYorker @sarahanneconway @city_bureau @invinst @Reuters @washingtonpost @katieengelhart @NYTmag @vkaramurza @JustinCChang @latimes @thedeadhandbook @AP @YohanceLacour @propublica @js_kaplan @JustinElliott @BrettMmurphy @Amierjeski @kirstenberg @missebonibooth @roundaboutnyc @BasicBooks @UTAustin @jonathaneig @fsgbooks @simonschuster @SimonBooks @criveragarza @HogarthBooks @randomhouse @UHouston @GeorgiaReview @UGAPress @UCSanDiego Congratulations to @NathanThrall and @MetropolitanBks. #Pulitzer

[Robert Mackey @RobertMackey]

Caroline Fohlin, the Emory professor of economics seen on video being thrown to the ground and handcuffed by an Emory police officer for expressing concern at the violent arrest of a protester on campus, was jailed for 11 hours and charged with... Battery Against Police Officer

[Xinqi Su 蘇昕琪 @XinqiSu]

#BREAKING A representative of Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has been deported from Hong Kong on arrival to the territory to monitor the landmark trial of publisher Jimmy Lai, the international press freedom concern group said in a statement.

https://t.co/id6YlAjNgk

[Vivian Wang @vwang3]

"It was hard for [Chinese dissidents] to process.. that Navalny was able to send hundreds of handwritten letters from jail..The names of most Chinese political prisoners are censored online. Once arrested, they are never heard from again." @LiYuan6 https://t.co/zPLbcXfS7V

[Hong Kong Free Press HKFP @hkfp]

BREAKING: Top Hong Kong court overturns Tiananmen activist Chow Hang-tung’s acquittal over 2021 vigil

🔗 https://t.co/5bi6yxq4Lu

[Jonathan Cheng @JChengWSJ]

NYT: Jiang Ping, the ‘Conscience of China’s Legal World,’ Dies at 92. “A nation that does not know how to summarize the lessons of its own history is not a serious nation.”
@vwang3 @JoyDongHK
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[Vivian Wang @vwang3]

In response to questions about the bomb’s use in south Gaza, an Israeli military spokesman said in a statement to The Times that Israel’s priority was destroying Hamas and “questions of this kind will be looked into at a later stage.” https://t.co/eMLVX8VTW1

[Vivian Wang @vwang3]

love this, on the sheer joy of Shanghai Halloween, which “celebrated things Chinese censors normally suppress: elements of LGBT life, political or social criticism, or simply appearances that mainstream Chinese society might consider too flamboyant.”

https://t.co/lgRaU1km5p

[Vivian Wang @vwang3]

@byaliceyin congrats alice!! 🎉

[CHRD人权捍卫者网络 @CHRDnet]

#LuSiwei is confirmed detained in his home province Sichuan, said his wife.

#China's transnational long arms grabbed him in #Laos as the human rights lawyer tried to escape persecution.

#Laos gov obeyed Beijing's order to arrest him despite his risk of being tortured.

[Gillian Wong / 黄敬龄 @gillianwong]

The New York Times is looking for an experienced journalist to cover the technology industry, everything from the companies to government policy and consumer trends, in Asia. More details here:
https://t.co/1sesWxn6uz

[Vivian Wang @vwang3]

@brianmrosenthal @NYTMetro congrats Brian!

[Vivian Wang @vwang3]

@Nataliekitro Congratulations Natalie!!!

[Steven Erlanger @StevenErlanger]

via @NYTimes. By ⁦@vwang3⁩ https://t.co/Z4X5Ux2DsT

[Kenneth Roth @KenRoth]

"How can the world believe" the Saudi crown prince "is reforming when a citizen is going to have his head cut off over tweets on an anonymous account with less than 10 followers?" https://t.co/GH1crVKKj5

[Jonathan Cheng @JChengWSJ]

NYT: "Differing official and on-the-ground narratives are hardly new in China, with its tightly controlled censorship apparatus. But the contrast is especially stark now, when the public’s gloom is so widespread."
@vwang3
https://t.co/9gSnkYTvV9