How The Globe kept eyes on China from Mao's time to Xi's
For years, The Globe was the only Western newspaper with a presence in Beijing. Doing so wasn’t easy – but it helped Canadians to see a superpower’s rise
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For years, The Globe was the only Western newspaper with a presence in Beijing. Doing so wasn’t easy – but it helped Canadians to see a superpower’s rise
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Erika Na joined the Post in 2021. Originally from South Korea, she studied international affairs with a focus on Asia in the US, followed by studying law and journalism in Hong Kong. Before joining SCMP, she worked as a Hong Kong foreign correspondent for Arirang Radio where she regularly updated news from the city and also as an intern at NBC News covering stories from Asia.
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