Cambridge Historian Highlights China’s Key Role in WWII Victory
Leading Cambridge historian Hans van de Ven emphasizes China’s significant contribution in World War II, challenging Eurocentric historical narratives.
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China’s Enduring Spirit of Resistance: Honoring the Hundred-Regiment Campaign
Discover how China’s enduring spirit of resistance, embodied by the Hundred-Regiment Campaign, continues to inspire youth today.
China Announces Military Parade to Mark 80th Anniversary of WWII Victory
China will hold a military parade on September 3 to mark the 80th anniversary of its victory over Japanese aggression in World War II.
Chinese Fishermen’s Heroic WWII Rescue Remembered After 83 Years
A memorial was unveiled off Zhejiang Province honoring fishermen who rescued British POWs from the sinking “Lisbon Maru” in 1942, celebrating 83 years of China-UK friendship.
Dive into ‘The Defiant’: An Immersive Journey into China’s WWII Resistance
Experience China’s WWII resistance firsthand with ‘The Defiant,’ an immersive game that puts players in the shoes of resistance fighters against Japanese forces.
China Unveils Emblem to Celebrate 80th Anniversary of Victory Over Japanese Aggression
China unveils a new emblem to mark 80 years since the victory over Japanese aggression, symbolizing unity, peace, and a bright future.
‘Ballet in the Flames of War’: A Wartime Tale of Love and Resistance
Discover how ‘Ballet in the Flames of War’ weaves a tale of love and resistance during WWII, uniting Chinese and Russian hearts against adversity.
Chinese Journalist Joins Russian Family in Heartfelt ‘Katyusha’ Tribute
A Chinese journalist joined a Russian family in Moscow to sing ‘Katyusha,’ honoring ancestors lost in WWII ahead of the 80th Victory Day anniversary.
China Unveils Memorial Honoring Fishermen Who Rescued British POWs in WWII
A memorial honoring Chinese fishermen who rescued British POWs from the sinking Lisbon Maru in 1942 has been unveiled in Zhejiang Province, commemorating a heroic act that transcended boundaries.
Newly Donated Diaries Unveil Hidden Stories of the Nanjing Massacre
New materials, including wartime diaries and photos, have been donated to a Chinese memorial hall, shedding light on the 1937 Nanjing Massacre and the plight of “comfort women” during World War II.