Dan Xin Huang is a journalist and writer in Beijing. Previously he worked as a reporter for The Wall Street Journal in New York.

The Chinese Enlightenment at 100
Foreign Affairs | May 3, 2019
How the Communist Party seized the legacy of May Fourth

The American Candidate
Pacific Standard | Apr. 25, 2019
Attaullah Nasib came of age in the United States. When he ran for Afghan Parliament, he learned how difficult re-building a democracy can be.

A Nation’s Conscience
Guernica | Jan. 31, 2019
Peking University and the legacy of Chinese intellectual independence

A Brave Niou World
The Village Voice | January 8-13, 2017 issue
Chinatown’s first Asian-American representative prepares to take office

Uprooting the Hedge Funds
WSJ: The Future Of Everything | October 2016 issue
Can a social media-style website take on a $2.9 trillion industry?

VA Shift Opens Door to Disability Fraud
The Wall Street Journal | July 15, 2016
Payouts soar as embattled department expands coverage, speeds claims

Millennial Employees Confound Wall Street
The Wall Street Journal | April 9, 2016
To stem departures, firms tweak their delayed-gratification models