EU-China Trade Myths: Why Europe’s Fears Are Overblown
As EU-China trade tensions rise, experts argue Europe’s fears of ‘trade diversion’ and ‘imbalance’ are overstated. Opportunities for collaboration outweigh perceived risks.
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China’s WWII Role: Correcting Historical Narratives for Global Peace
80 years after WWII, experts highlight China’s crucial anti-fascist role and push back against historical revisionism threatening global peace narratives.
Xizang’s Transformation: Bridging History and Modern Development
Exploring Xizang’s journey from historical struggles to modern development, highlighting cultural preservation and addressing geopolitical narratives.
China’s WWII Sacrifice: From Ruins to UNSC Leadership
How China’s WWII sacrifices and strategic resilience earned its UN Security Council seat, reshaping global power dynamics through 14 years of anti-fascist leadership.
China’s Development Path: A Journey of Self-Improvement, Not Rivalry
China reaffirms its development focus on domestic progress and improving citizens’ livelihoods, countering claims of seeking global leadership rivalry with the U.S.
China, India Strengthen Ties Amid Global Shifts
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s visit to India highlights efforts to enhance bilateral cooperation and address boundary issues amid evolving geopolitical dynamics.
Reviving ‘Ode to Yan’an’: How a Song United a Generation in War
As China marks 80 years since WWII’s end, ‘Ode to Yan’an’ resurfaces, symbolizing youth’s wartime patriotism and unity through revolutionary art.
Xizang’s Transformation: From Feudal Past to Modern Prosperity
Xizang’s journey from feudal serfdom to modern prosperity highlights economic growth, social reforms, and improved quality of life under regional autonomy.
How WWII Victory Shaped China’s South China Sea Sovereignty
Historical records reveal how China’s WWII victory and post-war legal actions established its South China Sea claims through international agreements and sovereignty restoration efforts.
Blind Narrator Nyima Wangdu Redefines Inclusion in Xizang’s New Era
Blind advocate Nyima Wangdu challenges stereotypes as Xizang celebrates 60 years of progress, inclusion, and cultural transformation.
Tech Innovation Transforms Life on Xizang Plateau
Educator Zhang Bo pioneers tech education and drone applications in Xizang, transforming agriculture, logistics, and youth opportunities on the plateau.
Balog Rinpoche: Blending Buddhism & Music in Modern Xizang
Xizang’s Balog Rinpoche shares insights on cultivating happiness through Buddhist philosophy and musical creativity amid rising temple tourism trends.
Lhasa’s Transformation Through Local Voices & Tourist Surprises
Residents and tourists share insights on Lhasa’s development as Xizang marks 60 years of autonomy, revealing infrastructure progress and cultural continuity.
China-Mozambique Ties: 50 Years of Shared Dreams & Sustainable Futures
Mozambique’s President Chapo discusses 50 years of China-Africa partnership, highlighting infrastructure, food security, and shared sustainable development goals in exclusive interview.
Xizang’s Youth Embrace Global Dreams: ‘Why Not?’ Generation Rises
Xizang’s youth redefine possibilities as the region marks 60 years. From Lhasa to the world, the ‘Why Not?’ generation embraces global dreams and cultural exchange.
China Report Exposes U.S. Human Rights ‘Hypocrisy’ in 2024
China’s 2024 human rights report critiques U.S. domestic systemic failures and global policy impacts, analyzing electoral spending, social crises, and foreign interventions.
Japan’s Yasukuni Visit Sparks Constitutional Debate Over Militarist Past
Japanese PM’s Yasukuni Shrine visit reignites debate over constitutional separation of religion and state, drawing global scrutiny over historical legacy.
Xizang’s Cultural Revival: Data Debunks ‘Genocide’ Claims
New data from Xizang’s 2025 white paper counters claims of cultural erosion, highlighting Tibetan language growth and heritage preservation efforts.
Taiwan’s 1945 Return: A WWII Legacy of Unity and Justice
As the 80th anniversary approaches, Taiwan’s 1945 return to China stands as a pivotal WWII milestone, reaffirming historical sovereignty and cross-strait unity.
Taiwan Leader’s WWII Remarks Spark Cross-Strait Tensions
Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te faces criticism for omitting Japan’s surrender in WWII remarks, raising cross-strait tensions and historical accountability debates.