About

Andrew Zi-Qi Fang (方子齊) is the U.S. Correspondent at Deutsche Welle's Chinese Service. He provides multimedia coverage of U.S.-China relations and Washington's Indo-Pacific strategy in both English and Mandarin.

Fang also covers immigration policies under the Biden and Trump administrations, focusing on the changes among the Asian American community. 

Besides DW News, he contributes to multiple international news outlets, including UPI, Public Television Services, Eastern Broadcasting Company and United Daily News. 

Fang graduated from Northwestern University's Medill School with a master's degree in Journalism, specializing in Politics, Policy and Foreign Affairs. During the program, he interned at WJLA-TV, an ABC affiliate, on the production desk. 

Before his career in the U.S., Fang was an anchor, global affairs reporter and staff writer for Taiwan's CTS and TVBS. He was deployed to Turkey, Nigeria and South Africa from Taipei to report breaking news and feature stories. 

Fang earned his bachelor's degree in Taiwanese Literature at National Cheng Kung University. He was born and raised in Taiwan. 

DW is a German public, state-owned international broadcaster.