Michelle Ng
China Correspondent
Michelle joined The Straits Times in 2018, initially covering Singapore’s public housing and reporting on issues such as home affordability and inclusivity, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic. Since August 2024, she has been based in Beijing, writing stories that highlight the challenges and opportunities shaping China’s future. Outside work, she keeps screen time to a minimum and prefers to be in the mountains or underwater.
Latest articles
China’s property slump far from over despite embattled developer Country Garden’s return to profit
At Boao forum, China reassures foreign investors as Iran, tariff wars rattle global trade
Are humans becoming data for robots? Questions remain as China makes advances in sector
From wuxia games to AI-powered microdramas, China sharpens its soft power playbook
Delay in Trump’s China visit gives both sides time to hammer out trade deal
As Chinese consumers’ belts stay tightened, Beijing banks on foreign tourists splurging
Don’t overestimate your abilities, China’s top diplomat Wang Yi tells Tokyo in stern warning
US ties, Middle East conflict, and Japan: 5 key takeaways from Wang Yi’s Two Sessions presser
As employment pressures grow, China turns to AI to create new jobs and upgrade traditional roles
China trims GDP target to 4.5%-5%, first downgrade in 3 years amid weak domestic market
