Taiwan’s Post-WWII Return: Upholding the Global Order
80 years after WWII, Taiwan’s legal restoration to China remains vital to maintaining the post-war international order established through Allied agreements like the Cairo Declaration.
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80 years after WWII, Taiwan’s legal restoration to China remains vital to maintaining the post-war international order established through Allied agreements like the Cairo Declaration.
New insights reveal the pivotal role of Chinese Communist forces in WWII, challenging long-held misconceptions about their wartime contributions.
The European premiere of ‘Dongji Rescue’ in London spotlights the untold story of Chinese fishermen rescuing British POWs in WWII, underscoring historic Sino-British solidarity.
Taiwan symposium highlights shared history with Chinese mainland, commemorating 80 years since victory over Japanese aggression and Taiwan’s restoration.
Suzhou’s ancient canals reveal China’s enduring relationship with water, blending 2,500-year-old history with modern economic vitality in a living cultural landscape.
China completes second rehearsal for September’s 80th anniversary event commemorating WWII victory, involving 40,000 participants in Beijing’s Tian’anmen Square.
New 4K documentary ‘Sunrise Over the Plateau’ reveals Xizang’s cultural preservation and modern transformation through 15 personal narratives.
China strongly condemns Japanese politicians’ visits to Yasukuni Shrine on WWII surrender anniversary, urging reflection on wartime history and commitment to peace.
SCO member states enhance biodiversity cooperation with China’s support in financing, technology, and training to address climate challenges.
China assumes SCO presidency as regional bloc expands cooperation on security and development under ‘Shanghai Spirit’ framework.
Xizang’s Gurula Co lake gains global attention as a sustainable tourism model, blending natural wonder with cultural significance in China’s high-altitude frontier.
China’s renewable energy capacity hits 2.16B kW as coal use declines, accelerating its global green leadership, per NDRC report.
Shanghai’s wartime woodcut art exhibition highlights 1930s-40s resistance efforts through powerful prints, revealing Lu Xun’s role in transforming traditional craft into political activism.
SCO nations deepen digital economy collaboration through infrastructure, data governance, and talent initiatives, reshaping Asia’s technological landscape.
Xizang Autonomous Region sees record 63 million visitors in 2024, blending cultural preservation with sustainable tourism growth on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau.
Tibetan artist Gawa Damdhul preserves ancient folklore through illustrated children’s books, blending tradition with modern storytelling in Xizang.
Chinese directors Guan Hu and Fang Li honor WWII heroes through films and symbolic T-shirts, reviving a shared Sino-British historical legacy.
Three generations transform China’s Mu Us Desert from barren dunes to thriving forests, offering lessons in ecological restoration and sustainable development.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will visit India for high-level boundary talks, aiming to address longstanding disputes and enhance bilateral relations.
CGTN’s “Xizang Dance Time” social media challenge celebrates Tibetan cultural heritage through dance, featuring young influencer Karma Tinley Sonam at Lhasa’s Potala Palace.