Melinda Liu is Bejiing bureau chief for Newsweek and The Daily Beast, a veteran foreign correspondent, and recipient of a number of awards, including the 2006 Shorenstein Journalism Award, acknowledging her reporting on Asia.
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China’s Troubled Waters
As Beijing prepares to host Clinton, fears of the U.S. containment strategy surface. By Melinda Liu.... MORE
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Justice for Gu Kailai?
Chinese Internet users inveighed against the pampered treatment of the country’s elite on Monday... MORE
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Graft Or Guanxi?
A bribery probe casts a spotlight on an ancient Chinese term. MORE
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London’s White Elephants?
Can London and its architectural icons avoid the post-Olympics curse? By Melinda Liu. MORE
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An Intimate Look at Beijing
Bargain hard at a frenzied open-air market, taste the world’s most succulent duck, and venture into... MORE
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China’s Neurotic Olympic Spirit
The Olympics have sparked debates in China about the country’s obsession with winning and its... MORE
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China’s Trials of the Century
Gu Kailai has evoked the infamous trial Mao’s widow Jiang Qing. By Melinda Liu. MORE
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Swift Justice for China’s Jackie O
The trial of the wife of disgraced Communist Party honcho Bo Xilai in the killing of British... MORE
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Dalai Lama, Twitter Rock Star
From a headquarters in India, a team of techies manages the Tibetan spiritual leader's ever-growing... MORE
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China’s Left Behind
In cities across the country, migrant workers helped build the Chinese Dream.... MORE
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The Cost Of Corruption
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China Hits ‘Naked Officials’
Goodbye, Audi and shark’s fin. Can Beijing make a dent in bureaucrats’ deep-rooted graft?... MORE
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China’s Dog-Dyeing Craze
The Chinese fad of dyeing pooches is an embrace of man’s best friend in a country where dogs were... MORE
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China Sends A Woman To Space
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