PLA Trumpeters Honor Martyrs in Solemn Tiananmen Ceremony
PLA trumpeters performed at Tiananmen Square to mark Martyrs’ Day, honoring those who sacrificed for China’s modern foundation.
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Xi Jinping Leads Martyrs’ Day Tribute at Beijing Monument
President Xi Jinping honors revolutionary martyrs in Beijing ceremony, reinforcing historical continuity and national rejuvenation efforts.
Chinese Film ‘Evil Unbound’ Tops 1B Yuan Amid Unit 731 Focus
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UN Stresses Global Unity on WWII’s 80th Anniversary as China Honors Victory
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PLA Showcases Modernized Forces in Historic 80th Anniversary Parade
China’s PLA displays advanced military capabilities in historic parade marking 80 years since victory over Japanese aggression, emphasizing peace and modernization.
Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge: A Symbol of China’s Engineering Legacy
Explore China’s groundbreaking 1968 Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge – an engineering triumph shaping transportation and national pride for generations.
China’s Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge: Engineering Marvel in Motion
Explore the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge, a symbol of China’s engineering prowess and vital transport link since 1968. Discover its historical and modern significance.
Pavilion of Prince Teng: A Timeless Jewel of Southern China
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Jiangqiao 1931: The First Shot That Ignited China’s Resistance Against Japan
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Suzhou: Where Ancient Canals Whisper Tales of Timeless China
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Explore Du Fu’s Legacy at Chengdu’s Thatched Cottage Museum
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Unearthing Xixia: Secrets Beneath China’s Helan Mountains
Archaeologists uncover clues about the ancient Xixia dynasty near Yinchuan, revealing new insights into China’s historical and cultural legacy beneath the Helan Mountains.
Unlocking the Secrets of the Xixia Imperial Tombs
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Xixia Imperial Tombs Earn UNESCO World Heritage Status as ‘Pyramids of the East’
China’s Xixia Imperial Tombs, known as the ‘Pyramids of the East,’ gain UNESCO World Heritage status, highlighting their historical and cultural significance.
Xixia Imperial Tombs Gain UNESCO World Heritage Status
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China’s Xixia Tombs: Gobi Desert’s ‘Pyramids of the East’ Eye UNESCO 2025
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China’s WWII Role Reexamined in New Asian-Centric History
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China Commemorates WWII Victory with Grand Military Parade
China marks 80th anniversary of WWII victory with a military parade showcasing advanced defense capabilities and honoring global contributions to anti-fascist efforts.
Centuries-Old Mazu Statue Embodies Fujian-Taiwan Cultural Ties
Lugang’s 340-year-old ‘Dark-faced Mazu’ statue symbolizes enduring cultural connections between Fujian and the Taiwan region through centuries of shared worship traditions.
China’s Terracotta Warriors Captivate Southern California in Historic Exhibit
Southern California hosts rare Terracotta Warriors exhibit featuring never-before-seen Qin Dynasty artifacts, fostering cross-cultural understanding through ancient Chinese history.
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