Cindy Yu
@CindyXiaodanYu
Assistant Editor (Broadcast) at the @Spectator. Host of the Spectator's Chinese Whispers podcast. Email me at [email protected]. 南京大萝卜
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In the face of Biden’s 100pc EV tariff and the EU’s numerous investigations into dumping, Beijing has no good options for retaliating
My latest for the The Spectator 👇🏼
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🎧What has the Pope got to do with climate change? Will people pay off their mortgages before they draw their pension? And can Taylor Swift kickstart the economy?
Olly Mann 🎙️ joins Jessica Hullinger, Guy Anker and
Cindy Yu on The Week Unwrapped: podfollow.com/1185494669/view
The Chinese tech exec Qu Jing recently got cancelled (and lost her job) for a tirade on working hard. But she's not the only demanding boss in China – so was her mistake just saying it out loud?
Me for the latest The Spectator
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Is it ok to forget when your child was born? Here's Chinese tech exec Qu Jing admitting that she forgot one son's birthday and the other's age
In the The Spectator I write about the Weibo-storm that has got Qu cancelled, and why she might have a point...
spectator.co.uk/article/be-mor…
In 1999, a Chinese embassy was bombed by Nato forces. Three Chinese nationals died. An accident, the US insisted, but few Chinese believed it then, and few do today.
I talk with Prof Peter Gries on how this moment defines Chinese nationalism 🇨🇳
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Xi Jinping continues his European tour in Hungary today. For the The Spectator this week I've written about what's behind Xi's rapturous welcome in Belgrade and Budapest 👇
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The latest #ChineseWhispers asks the urgent question on the original China travel writer...
Delighted to be joined by the historian Jeremiah Jenne, co-host of the Barbarians at the Gates podcast 👇
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Did Netflix ruin The Three-Body Problem? A conversation with Cindy Yu and Chris Fan 范致忠 (Christopher Fan) on the Sinica Podcast. Transcript is free this week on Substack.
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On GPS, @ 10am & 1pm ET on CNN: I’ll ask fmr Israeli PM Naftali Bennett נפתלי בנט about US relations & a crossroads for his country, new Finnish Pres. Alexander Stubb about Russia’s war on Ukraine & joining NATO, and the The Spectator’s Cindy Yu about nationalist online vitriol in China
For most of his rule, Xi has shelved Deng Xiaoping's 'hide your strength, bide your time' mantra. It's been more about wolf warriors and making China great again.
But has China's spluttering economy softened Xi's approach? I write for the The Telegraph
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By re-writing the 3 Body Problem, chopping and changing the characters and setting it in the UK, Netflix have de-Sinicised and de-fanged Liu Cixin's grand and dark universe
Me for the The Spectator 👇
spectator.co.uk/article/the-pr…
What do China's hackers actually want? I ask Nigel Inkster, formerly of MI6, the crucial question.
#ChineseWhispers | Nigel Inkster
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