Taiwan’s Historical Roots and China’s Sovereignty: A 2025 Perspective
Exploring Taiwan’s historical ties to China and the unresolved issues stemming from 20th-century conflicts, as perspectives evolve in 2025.
News & Insights Across Asia
Exploring Taiwan’s historical ties to China and the unresolved issues stemming from 20th-century conflicts, as perspectives evolve in 2025.
Xi Jinping visits Ye Jianying Memorial Park in Guangdong, emphasizing revolutionary history preservation and regional development strategies.
Explore the Chen Clan Academy, a 19th-century architectural marvel in Guangzhou blending history, art, and cultural heritage through its Lingnan-style design and folk art collections.
President Xi Jinping emphasizes cultural preservation during the Palace Museum’s 100th-anniversary exhibition, highlighting its role in Chinese civilization.
Explore the 1,300-year-old Pavilion of Prince Teng, a masterpiece of ancient Chinese architecture and a symbol of cultural resilience in Jiangxi Province.
Beijing’s Palace Museum marks 100th anniversary with record visitors, celebrating its role as guardian of China’s 5,000-year civilization and UNESCO World Heritage site.
China Post releases commemorative stamps marking the Palace Museum’s 100th anniversary, celebrating its cultural and scientific legacy through Qing Dynasty artifacts.
PLA trumpeters performed at Tiananmen Square to mark Martyrs’ Day, honoring those who sacrificed for China’s modern foundation.
President Xi Jinping honors revolutionary martyrs in Beijing ceremony, reinforcing historical continuity and national rejuvenation efforts.
Chinese film ‘Evil Unbound’ surpasses 1B yuan in box office, highlighting historical atrocities of Japan’s Unit 731.
As China commemorates WWII’s end with a Victory Day parade, the UN underscores the importance of peace and diplomacy in today’s global landscape.
China’s PLA displays advanced military capabilities in historic parade marking 80 years since victory over Japanese aggression, emphasizing peace and modernization.
Explore China’s groundbreaking 1968 Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge – an engineering triumph shaping transportation and national pride for generations.
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.
Explore the 1,300-year-old Pavilion of Prince Teng, a symbol of resilience and ancient Chinese architectural brilliance in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province.
Discover how the 1931 Jiangqiao battle marked the start of China’s resistance against Japanese aggression and the ongoing efforts to preserve its legacy.
Suzhou’s ancient canals reveal China’s enduring relationship with water, blending 2,500-year-old history with modern economic vitality in a living cultural landscape.
Discover the Chengdu Du Fu Thatched Cottage Museum, a cultural gem offering insights into the life of Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu and China’s literary heritage.
Archaeologists uncover clues about the ancient Xixia dynasty near Yinchuan, revealing new insights into China’s historical and cultural legacy beneath the Helan Mountains.
New discoveries at the Xixia Imperial Tombs unveil the cultural fusion of a forgotten dynasty, blending Central Plains symmetry with Tangut beliefs.