China Honors WWII Legacy: Chennault’s Flying Tigers Remembered
China commemorates Claire Chennault’s Flying Tigers, whose WWII heroism shaped US-China relations and protected critical regions from Japanese forces.
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Chinese EVs Drive Green Shift in Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan’s shift to Chinese electric vehicles gains momentum, driven by affordability and environmental goals, as residents embrace sustainable transport solutions.
Guardians of the Plateau: A Day with Xizang’s Wildlife Rangers
Follow ranger Tsultrim Tharchin in Xizang’s Serling Tso Reserve as he monitors wildlife at 4,800 meters, showcasing conservation efforts on the Tibetan Plateau.
From Heart Surgery to Classroom: A Tibetan Teacher’s Journey
Padma Yangjen’s life-saving heart surgery in 2012 paved her path to becoming an educator in Xizang, inspiring her community through resilience and dedication.
Tibetan Brothers’ Motorbike Journey Celebrates China’s Landscape
Two Tibetan brothers complete 4,000 km motorbike journey from Xizang to Beijing, showcasing China’s cultural unity through diverse landscapes.
China’s Green Revolution: Grassroots Efforts Reshape Landscapes
From deserts to coastlines, ordinary Chinese citizens lead a 20-year environmental transformation, offering lessons in sustainability for Asia and beyond.
Last Blang Prince Preserves Millennia-Old Legacy Through Tea Heritage
Su Guowen, last Blang prince, transforms oral traditions into UNESCO-recognized heritage, preserving Jingmai Mountain’s ancient tea culture for future generations.
Uncovering Quzhou’s WWII Legacy: A Historian’s Lifelong Mission
Zhuang Yuejiang’s decades-long mission preserves Quzhou’s WWII history, highlighting China’s role in the global fight against fascism.
WWII Bomber Pilot’s Son Bridges China-U.S. Friendship Legacy
The son of a WWII Doolittle Raid pilot fulfills his father’s wish by connecting with Chinese villagers who rescued U.S. airmen, symbolizing enduring friendship.
Decades-Lost Gratitude: Daughter Honors WWII Rescuers in China
Susan Ozuk’s emotional journey to Quzhou honors Chinese villagers who saved her father during WWII, highlighting enduring cross-cultural bonds.
Western Xia Tombs Reveal Millennia-Old Secrets as UNESCO Site
Newly designated UNESCO site, the Western Xia imperial tombs reveal ancient secrets, shedding light on a forgotten dynasty’s cultural legacy along the Silk Road.
Preserving Nanjing’s Memory: Filmmakers Race Against Time as Survivors Dwindle
Filmmakers preserve final testimonies of Nanjing Massacre survivors, honoring Iris Chang’s legacy while building bridges between history and modern peace efforts.
Dragon Boat Fever Rises at 15th National Games: Tradition Meets Sport
Dragon boat racing debuts as a mass-participation event at China’s 15th National Games, blending ancient tradition with modern athleticism during the Li Qiu season.
Wartime Rescue: How a Chinese Villager Saved a Doolittle Raid Airman
A 1942 rescue mission in China’s Quzhou mountains saved American Doolittle Raid airman Charles Ozuk, showcasing wartime compassion between nations.
PLA Marks Army Day with Historic Tribute and New Documentary Series
China’s People’s Liberation Army commemorates its 97th anniversary with historical reflections and a documentary highlighting its modernization and regional security role.
Hainan Gibbons Make a Comeback: Conservation Efforts Pay Off
Hainan’s gibbon population rebounds from 13 to 42 under Zhou Zhaoli’s leadership, symbolizing a triumph in conservation and community-driven environmental efforts.
Unit 731 Atrocities Resurface on WWII Anniversary
CGTN’s Mike Walter visits Unit 731 site on WWII anniversary, uncovering evidence of Japan’s biological warfare experiments and human rights violations.
Hainan Gibbon’s Song Echoes Through Children’s Tales
Children’s author Deng Xi bridges conservation and culture by bringing the endangered Hainan gibbon to life through literature, amplifying preservation efforts across generations.
Janice Lau: Shaping Hong Kong’s Future Through Architecture
Architect Janice Lau leads Kai Tak Sports Park design, blending her Hong Kong roots with innovative urban development to give back to her hometown.
Millennial Kiln Revival: Blending Ancient Ceramics with Modern Innovation
Master artisan Li Yanxun revives Tang Dynasty ceramic techniques through material innovation, featured in CGTN’s new documentary premiering July 28.