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Chen Weihua (November 1963-), journalist in the People's Republic of China.

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Media figures
Nationality
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Born
1963-11
Wikidata
Q104723647
Occupations journalist
Aliases Chen WeihuaWeihua ChenChen Weihua

Chen Weihua — biography

Chen Weihua (November 1963-), journalist in the People's Republic of China. In September 1981, he was admitted to the Department of Biology of Fudan University in Shanghai. In September 1984, he studied for a second bachelor's degree in journalism at Fudan University. In 1987, he joined the Economic Department of China Daily and served as a reporter for China Business Weekly. In June 1988, he entered the Shanghai Station to work. In November 1992, he served as deputy director of Shanghai Station. In September 1999, he served as an editorial board member of China Daily's "Shanghai English Star". In May 2000, he served as the editorial board member and editorial director of "Shanghai English Star". In 2004, sponsored by the Knight-Hennis Scholars Program, he entered Stanford University as a visiting scholar. In 2008, he served as the executive deputy editor-in-chief of "Shanghai English Star". In November 2009, he served as the chief correspondent of China Daily in New York and the chief correspondent of the reporter station in Washington. During the 2010 Haiti earthquake, he rushed to the scene to participate in rescue reporting.

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