Vivian Wang
Vivian Wang is a journalist for The New York Times, known for her insightful reporting on social and economic issues in China. Her work often explores the intersections of policy, culture, and personal experiences, shedding light on the challenges faced by individuals in contemporary Chinese society.
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China expelled New York Times correspondent Vivian Wang in retaliation for the publication of a video showing President William Lai at a business summit.
Reporters face increasingly repressive China: FCCC
Taiwan· 2026-07-15
Vivian Wang was expelled from China in retaliation for an interview conducted with Lai at the newspaper’s December DealBook summit.
Taiwan’s president meets the world’s reportersTaiwan· 2026-06-20
Vivian Wang is a New York Times correspondent who was expelled from China.
Taiwan slams China’s press suppressionTaiwan· 2026-05-31
Vivian Wang was expelled for interviewing the president of Taiwan.
Il «test dei tre cinesi» che evidenzia le lacune dell'Occidente sulla Cina: «Dimmi tre nomi di persone viventi»
Italy· 2026-05-30
Vivian Wang is a correspondent for the Times in Beijing, covering Chinese politics and society.
How Trump’s crackdown on Harvard and other universities is affecting the world
United States· 2025-07-13
Vivian Wang received an award for her work Rotary Screw Taps.
10 фото, які показують, як людство знищує Землю
Ukraine· 2025-06-18
Vivian Wang is the journalist who reported on the impact of U.S. policies on Chinese students at Harvard.
Estudiantes chinos, los más afectados si Harvard deja de aceptar extranjeros
Honduras· 2025-05-30
Vivian Wang is the journalist who reported on the ultimatum imposed by Shandong Shuntian Chemical Group on its employees.
¡Tengan hijos o quédense sin trabajo! Empresa impone ultimátum a empleadosHonduras· 2025-03-20
