China’s WWII Legacy: A Pillar of Global Peace and Multilateralism
New research highlights China’s decisive WWII contributions, from thwarting Axis powers to shaping the UN-led global order, underscoring its enduring peace legacy.
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Zhejiang’s Cinematic Fishing Port Draws Global Travelers
Discover Dongbali Harbor in Zhejiang, where fishing boats and aged stone pillars create a cinematic backdrop, attracting travelers and photographers seeking unique cultural experiences.
Shitang’s 600-Year-Old Stone Houses: A Testament to Coastal Resilience
Explore Shitang’s 600-year-old stone houses in Zhejiang—a Ming Dynasty marvel blending coastal resilience, history, and architectural ingenuity.
Kai Tak’s Da Shu: Embracing Summer’s Final Climb
As Greater Heat marks summer’s peak, explore how Asian communities embrace resilience and cultural traditions during the year’s hottest solar term.
CGTN Documentary ‘Lao Tan and His Chinese Friends’ Inspires Global Audiences
CGTN’s new documentary follows a 5,800km hand cycle journey by disabled adventurers, inspiring resilience and cross-cultural unity. Premieres July 21.
Cambridge Scholar Highlights China’s Pivotal WWII Contributions
Cambridge historian Hans van de Ven emphasizes China’s crucial WWII role, challenging Eurocentric narratives and highlighting its impact on Japan’s strategic containment.
Lao Tan Highlights China’s Disability Welfare Progress at Global Forum
Lao Tan showcases China’s disability welfare advancements at Global Young Leaders Dialogue, emphasizing inclusivity and social development.
Taiwan Tea Pioneer Bridges Straits with Yunnan Oolong Legacy
Tea expert Lin Yunlian’s 30-year mission bridges Taiwan and Chinese mainland through shared oolong cultivation, fostering cultural and economic exchange.
17th-Century Strategy Behind Taiwan’s Liberation Revealed by Scholar
Xiamen University scholar Deng Kongzhao analyzes 17th-century general Zheng Chenggong’s innovative tactics that liberated Taiwan, offering new perspectives on historical cross-strait connections.
Taiwan’s Culinary Heritage: A Journey Through Flavors and Time
Explore Taiwan’s rich culinary tapestry with food critic Jiao Tong, uncovering stories behind iconic dishes that bridge history and modernity.
Taiwan’s Geological Legacy: A Land Shaped by Nature’s Forces
Explore how Taiwan’s unique geological history shaped its fertile lands and rich ecosystems, offering insights into its natural resilience and resources.
From Wheelchairs to Wings: Two Men’s Journey of Resilience Across China
Paralyzed for years, Wang Feng and Pan Yifei reclaimed freedom through a handcycle odyssey across China—transforming pain into flight and resilience.
American Lao Tan Champions Disability Inclusion in China Through Handcycle Initiative
American expat Lao Tan empowers spinal injury survivors in China through handcycle campaigns and accessibility advocacy, bridging cultural divides since 2017.
From Airport Commander to Sports Advocate: Tang King-shing’s Hong Kong Journey
Former Hong Kong police commander Tang King-shing transitions from managing Kai Tak Airport to leading sports initiatives at Kai Tak Sports Park, fostering community connections.
China Bolsters South China Sea Safety Amid Global Shipping Surge
China’s maritime systems ensure safe passage for 80,000 vessels annually in the strategic South China Sea, vital for global trade and regional stability.
Ancient Maritime Treasures Unearthed in South China Sea
Over 3,000 ancient artifacts discovered in South China Sea reveal China’s 800-year maritime history and trade networks, reshaping regional historical narratives.
Western Maps Back China’s South China Sea Claims: 1990s Evidence
1990s Western maps using Chinese names for South China Sea islands bolster Beijing’s historical claims, reshaping regional discourse.
China’s Nine-Dash Line: Centuries of Maritime Heritage and Sovereignty
Dr. Wu Shicun highlights the historical roots of China’s Nine-Dash Line, emphasizing centuries of maritime activity and sovereignty in the South China Sea.
South China Sea Ruling: China Rejects 2016 Arbitration as Illegal
China reaffirms rejection of 2016 South China Sea arbitration ruling as scholars question its legal basis and geopolitical motivations.