Lingling Wei

Lingling Wei, Wall Street Journal reporter who covered China’s military shakeup. She walks through General Zhang Yuxia’s fall and its political undercurrents. Short clips explore corruption and alleged leaks, how purges are framed, and why control of the military matters for Xi’s Taiwan ambitions. The conversation maps internal timing disputes and global responses.

Lingling Wei, a reporter for WSJ, sheds light on China's formidable trade tactics amidst rising tensions with the U.S. She discusses how China's response has evolved from initial negotiations to preparing for a long-term economic conflict. The conversation dives into the dramatic impact of tariffs, potential global market repercussions, and the challenges of diplomacy under the Trump administration. Wei highlights the complexities of both countries' strategies and suggests we might be in for a protracted standoff with no easy solutions.

Lingling Wei, Chief China correspondent for The Wall Street Journal, dives into Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's ambitious journey amidst U.S.-China trade tensions. She discusses Huang's transformation from co-founder to corporate lobbyist, highlighting his strategic moves to navigate diplomatic challenges. The conversation reveals how Huang is developing chips for China while managing complex lobbying efforts in Washington. Wei also sheds light on the broader implications of U.S. export policies and the evolving landscape of tech trade tensions.

Larry Summers, former US Treasury Secretary, critiques Trump's tariff policies, discussing their implications for American capitalism and the potential rise of crony capitalism. Lingling Wei, Chief China Correspondent for the Wall Street Journal, shares insights on China's response to the escalating US-China trade war. They delve into how tariffs affect middle-class Americans and debate economic independence versus inflation. The conversation also touches on the political controversies surrounding these policies and the possible long-term effects on international trade.

Lingling Wei, a Wall Street Journal correspondent known for her deep insights into China's economy, shares her unique perspectives on the challenges journalists face today. She reflects on the harrowing Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, emphasizing the courage of reporters amidst chaos. Wei discusses the current restrictions on foreign media in China and the emotional toll it takes on journalists with families there. As the landscape evolves, she highlights the importance of innovative reporting techniques and the ongoing impact of censorship on public discourse.