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Will Wain-Williams
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Asia Correspondent, MZDN
China
Beats
Biography
I am an Asia Correspondent focused on covering the politics and society of the region. I have extensive experience living in China, South Korea, and Australia, and am fluent in Mandarin Chinese. As you can see from my portfolio below, I cover a diverse range of topics and writing styles -- from hard news to features; from geopolitics, to industry, to culture.
Culture , Martial Arts, China , Diplomacy, Travel , Geopolitics, Asia Pacific
Gossip, clickbait, tabloid sensationalism.
Content
By Will Wain-Williams Verified| vimeo.com@ Taiwan has condemned large scale Chinese military exercises around the island, and strongly criticised a series of provocative videos posted on social media, saying they aren’t conducive to peace. China’s military called the joint navy, airforce and rocket exercises a stern warning against Taiwanese independence. Will Wain-Williams reports from Taipei.
By Will Wain-Williams Verified| TRT World Verified Taiwan's semiconductor company plans $100B US investment There are worries about the future of Taiwan's semiconductor industry after the world's biggest chipmaker announced it's expanding operations in the US under a $100B investment deal. TSMC supplies 90 percent of the world's most advanced chips, and employs thousands of people in Taiwan. Will Wain-Williams reports from Taipei.
By Will Wain-Williams Verified| South China Morning Post Verified Down an otherwise nondescript back alley in Fuzhou, the capital of southeastern Fujian province, hangs a sign that reads “Lin Shan Quan’s Bonesetting Clinic”. Inside, it’s fairly unremarkable – books are piled up near the back, acupuncture charts adorn a wall and in the middle, a large, oblong table is covered in old magazines, used teacups and a couple of ashtrays. What does stand out are the characters on the front door that read “Shaolin Incense Shop Boxing”.