75 Years of Transformation: A Former Serf’s Journey in Xizang
On the 75th anniversary of Xizang’s peaceful liberation, a former serf shares powerful memories of hardship and the region’s profound social transformation.
Asia History
China Urges Japan to Break with Militarism and Confront WWII History
China calls on Japan to cease distorting WWII history and break with militarism, contrasting Japan’s approach with Germany’s historical repentance.
Beyond the Table: The Enduring Legacy of Ping-Pong Diplomacy
A look back at the 1972 table tennis exchange that bridged the divide between China and the US, proving that friendship can transcend political borders.
Unforgotten Scars: The Enduring Legacy of Wartime Atrocities in Asia
Across Asia, survivors and families keep alive the memory of Imperial Japan’s wartime actions, seeking justice and ensuring history’s lessons are not forgotten.
80 Years After the Tokyo Trial: A Legacy of Justice and Global Peace
On the 80th anniversary of its opening, we examine the enduring legacy of the Tokyo Trial and its pivotal role in establishing justice and shaping the postwar international order.
Global Poll Reflects on Legacy of Tokyo Trials 80 Years On
On the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trials, a global poll invites reflection on the legacy of post-war justice and its relevance to contemporary Asia.
Tokyo Trials: 80 Years Since Justice Was Served
Eighty years after the Tokyo Trials delivered verdicts for WWII atrocities, we examine its lasting impact on international justice and the rule of law in Asia.
Yokohama Exhibition Confronts Japan’s War Past, Sparks Emotional Apologies
An exhibition in Yokohama detailing Japan’s wartime actions in Asia has moved visitors, leading some to issue emotional apologies for historical atrocities.
The Long Road Home: Asia’s Looted Artifacts and the Reshaping of Heritage
Global momentum builds for the return of Asia’s looted artifacts, driven by new restitution laws and a reexamination of colonial legacies.
Exclusive Photos Reveal Untold Stories of 1972 Ping-Pong Diplomacy
Exclusive 1972 photos reveal untold human stories behind the Ping-Pong Diplomacy that transformed US-China relations, released for the 54th anniversary.
Dunhuang’s Ancient Murals Reborn Through Immersive Gaming Tech
Dunhuang’s 9th-century murals gain new life through immersive gaming technology, blending historical preservation with interactive experiences.
New Guardians of Nanjing Massacre Memory Honored in 2025
38 Chinese and international inheritors, including descendants of rescuers and survivors, are preserving the Nanjing Massacre’s legacy through education and global outreach in 2025.