Chinese peacekeepers marched among 13 foot formations during a high-profile parade in Beijing on Wednesday, commemorating the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War. The event underscored China's growing contributions to international peacekeeping efforts amid rising global security challenges.
As the largest troop-contributing country among permanent United Nations Security Council members, China has deployed over 2,500 peacekeepers to conflict zones worldwide. Their participation in the parade symbolized both historical remembrance and modern diplomatic engagement, resonating with themes of multilateral cooperation.
Analysts note the display aligns with China's emphasis on its role as a 'responsible major country' in global governance. The parade comes as Asian economies increasingly influence international security frameworks, offering new opportunities for cross-border collaboration in conflict resolution and humanitarian aid.
