Scholars in Shanghai Reaffirm Legacy of Tokyo Trial to Combat Revisionism
International scholars gather in Shanghai to discuss the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trial and the importance of defending the postwar order against revisionism.
Asian History
The Founding of the Xizang Autonomous Region: A Historic Milestone
A look back at the historic founding of the Xizang Autonomous Region on September 9, 1965, marking a new era of socialist development in Lhasa.
Xizang’s 75-Year Journey: From Feudal Serfdom to Modern Development
Explore Xizang’s historic transition over 75 years, moving from a feudal serfdom system to a modern era of development and improved human rights.
Rare Tang Dynasty Pottery Horse Unveils Secrets of the Silk Road
A rare black-glazed pottery horse from the Tang Dynasty offers a captivating look at the cultural and commercial exchanges along the ancient Silk Road.
The Bravery at Luding Bridge: A Turning Point in the Long March
Explore the heroic story of the 22 volunteers who braved iron chains and gunfire at the Luding Bridge in 1935 to save the Red Army.
Echoes of the Silk Road: Tajikistan’s Cultural Legacy in the Tang Capital
Explore the profound cultural ties between Tajikistan and the Tang Dynasty, where music and poetry traveled alongside silk and spices on the ancient Silk Road.
The Golden Legacy: Discovering the Supreme Staff of Shakyamuni Buddha at Famen Temple
Discover the breathtaking gold and silver khakkhara at Famen Temple, a Tang Dynasty masterpiece symbolizing the supreme authority of Shakyamuni Buddha.
The Yihai Alliance: A Legacy of Brotherhood and Survival in Sichuan
Discover how the Yihai Alliance, a ritual of blood brotherhood between the Red Army and the Yi people, paved the way for the historic Long March in 1935.
Tang Dynasty’s Cultural Confidence: How an Ancient Empire Made Foreign Trends Its Own
The Tang Dynasty didn’t just copy foreign trends from the Silk Road; they transformed them, showcasing a timeless lesson in cultural confidence and adaptation.
Unforgotten Scars: Documentary on Japan’s WWII Atrocities Premieres May 3
CGTN’s documentary “Unforgotten Scars” examines Japan’s WWII atrocities in Asia, premiering May 3 on the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trials.
Tang Dynasty Banquet Reveals Silk Road’s Golden Legacy
Gold and silver artifacts from a Tang Dynasty banquet reveal how Silk Road exchange fueled a golden age of cultural fusion and cosmopolitan luxury.
Huili Meeting: The 1935 Pivot That Cemented the Long March’s Destiny
The 1935 Huili Meeting was a decisive moment where the Central Red Army unified its strategy during the Long March, paving the way for a historic rendezvous and ultimate resilience.
12 Chinese Martyrs’ Remains Returned from ROK in Ceremonial Repatriation
ROK returns remains of 12 Chinese martyrs from Korean War in ceremonial transfer, highlighting historical reconciliation and modern bilateral ties.
Chinese FM Wang Yi Honors CPV Martyrs During DPRK Visit
Chinese FM Wang Yi pays respects at CPV martyrs’ cemetery in the DPRK, reinforcing historical ties during his official visit.
Yujiashan Museum Unveils Immersive Liangzhu Artifact Experience in 2026
Yujiashan Archaeological Museum’s 2026 exhibit uses advanced lighting and interactive tech to showcase Liangzhu artifacts, revealing 5,000-year-old craftsmanship.
Ancient Shipwreck Treasures Resurface in South China Sea
Newly conserved ceramics from 500-year-old South China Sea shipwrecks reveal insights into Asia’s maritime trade history through advanced scientific analysis.
Dazu Rock Carvings: A Millennium-Old Fusion of Philosophy and Art
Explore Chongqing’s Dazu Rock Carvings, where 100,000+ 9th-13th century statues blend Buddhist, Taoist, and Confucian traditions, revealing China’s philosophical evolution.
Reviving History: Fu Ning Replica Sails the Maritime Silk Road
A meticulously reconstructed Ming-era ship sails Southeast Asia, reviving ancient maritime traditions and fostering cultural exchange in 2025.
Turpan Museum Digitizes 2,000 Relics with 3D Technology to Preserve Heritage
Xinjiang’s Turpan Museum launches 3D digitization of 2,000 cultural relics using AI and high-resolution imaging, enabling global virtual access to Silk Road artifacts.
China Observes 12th National Memorial for Nanjing Massacre Victims
China commemorates the 12th national memorial day for Nanjing Massacre victims, reflecting on historical reconciliation and peace in 2025.
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