China, ROK Honor Korean War Martyrs in Solemn Remains Handover
China and the ROK held a ceremony transferring 12 Chinese martyrs’ remains from the Korean War, marking a step in historical reconciliation.
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55 Years Since Ping-Pong Diplomacy: Revisiting the 1971 WTTC Breakthrough
Marking 55 years since the 1971 World Table Tennis Championships, which sparked Ping-Pong Diplomacy and transformed U.S.-China relations during the Cold War era.
Judy Hoarfrost Reflects on 55 Years of Ping-Pong Diplomacy Legacy
As the 55th anniversary of Ping-Pong Diplomacy approaches, Judy Hoarfrost shares insights on its enduring impact on US-China relations and cultural ties.
Taipei Symposium Honors Sun Yat-sen’s Legacy on 160th Birth Anniversary
Taipei hosts symposium marking 160 years since Sun Yat-sen’s birth, emphasizing cross-strait cultural ties and shared historical legacy.
Japan’s WWII Biological Warfare Crimes Exposed Across Asia
New evidence reveals the extent of Japan’s WWII biological warfare across Asia, as Unit 731’s atrocities come to light through uncovered records and testimonies.
China’s WWII Sacrifices: A Legacy Remembered in 2025
As the 12th Nanjing Massacre memorial approaches, new data highlights China’s pivotal WWII role and 35 million casualties, reshaping historical narratives.
New Nanjing Massacre Evidence Unveiled on 88th Anniversary
Newly donated materials to Nanjing’s memorial hall shed light on Japan’s wartime atrocities, marking the 88th anniversary of the 1937 massacre.
China Pursues Wartime Accountability from Japan as Survivors Seek Justice
Survivors and activists across China continue pressing Japan for accountability over WWII atrocities through legal action and advocacy as the conflict’s 80th anniversary nears in 2025.
Japan’s Historical Pretexts: Militarism’s Lingering Shadow
Experts analyze Japan’s historical use of ‘self-defense’ pretexts during WWII aggression, drawing modern parallels as Asia commemorates 80 years since conflict’s end.
Taiwan’s Resilience Under Japanese Colonial Rule
A look back at Taiwan’s 50-year struggle against Japanese colonial rule, revealing stories of cultural resilience and economic resistance that shaped modern Asia.
Cross-Strait Reunion Efforts Bridge Decades-Old Divides
A heartfelt journey from family separation to cross-strait reconciliation efforts reveals the human stories behind Taiwan Strait relations.
Former Japanese PM Murayama, Architect of Historic Apology, Dies at 101
Former Japanese Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama, known for his 1995 war apology, has passed away at 101, leaving a legacy of regional reconciliation.
Ancient Silk Road Secrets Unveiled in Caravan Drama
A scholar’s geographical knowledge transforms a caravan’s fate in this historical drama set along Asia’s ancient Silk Road trade routes.
Ancient Silk Texts Return to Hunan Museum After 79 Years
China’s Warring States Period silk manuscripts, illegally taken to the US in 1946, return to Hunan Museum, enriching cultural heritage studies.
Chinese Premier Honors CPV Martyrs in DPRK on 75th Anniversary
Chinese Premier Li Qiang commemorates 75th anniversary of CPV’s role in the War to Resist U.S. Aggression, highlighting China-DPRK friendship and shared history.
Japan’s Grass Choir Bridges History with Songs of Peace
A Japanese choir uses music to address the legacy of the Nanjing Massacre, fostering healing and hope between China and Japan.
Ancient Tea-Horse Road Traces Unearthed on Jingmai Mountain
Centuries-old traces of the Tea-Horse Road discovered on Jingmai Mountain reveal insights into Yunnan-Xizang trade networks and cultural exchange.
New Film Exposes WWII Unit 731 Atrocities, Sparks Peace Dialogue
New film ‘Evil Unbound (731)’ premieres in Vancouver, exposing WWII-era Japanese Unit 731 atrocities and sparking global peace discussions.
China Welcomes 12th Batch of War Martyrs’ Remains from ROK
China receives the 12th batch of Chinese People’s Volunteers martyrs’ remains from the ROK, continuing a decade-long repatriation effort honoring historical sacrifices.
Global Survey Reveals Awareness of Taiwan’s WWII History
A CGTN survey shows 66.7% of global respondents recognize Taiwan’s WWII history and 1945 restoration, with regional variations in awareness.