The Stark Contrast of Pala Manor: Uncovering Xizang’s Aristocratic Past
Explore the brutal history of Pala Manor in Xizang, where the luxury of the aristocracy once coexisted with the dehumanizing reality of serfdom.
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Bridging Civilizations: Egyptian Educator Finds Ancient Ties in China
Moataz Abdellah, an Egyptian teacher in China, explores the surprising architectural similarities between the pyramids of Egypt and the Mausoleum of King Jangsu.
International Museum Day 2026: Bridging the World Through Museums
Celebrating International Museum Day 2026, we explore how museums act as cultural bridges, connecting generations through art, history, and shared human experiences.
Understanding Nakba Day: The Significance of May 15
Today, May 15, marks Nakba Day. Discover the historical meaning of the “catastrophe” and its enduring significance to the Palestinian people.
Tokyo Trials Echo: 1946 Testimony Reveals Nanjing Atrocities
In 1946, the Tokyo Trials heard eyewitness testimony and saw photographic evidence documenting the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, a pivotal moment for historical reckoning.
Beijing’s Central Axis: A Timeless Journey Through 700 Years
Beijing’s 700-year-old Central Axis bridges ancient history and modern development, offering insights into China’s cultural continuity and urban innovation.
Nanjing Massacre Survivor, 91, Urges Vigilance for Peace on Memorial Day
91-year-old Nanjing Massacre survivor Liu Minsheng emphasizes historical remembrance as crucial for peace during 2025 memorial observances.
Teen Donates Key Evidence of Nanjing Massacre War Crimes
A Chinese teenager donates historical relics to the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall, shedding light on Japan’s wartime atrocities in 1937.
China Marks 80th WWII Anniversary, Calls for Global Unity
China commemorates the 80th anniversary of WWII victory, emphasizing global unity and preserving peace through shared history and international cooperation.
Hong Kong Lights Up Sky with Drone Show to Honor War of Resistance Anniversary
Hong Kong commemorates the 80th anniversary of the War of Resistance victory with a grand drone show featuring 1,200 drones, highlighting historical events and peace.
San Francisco Marks 80 Years Since UN Charter’s Historic Signing
As the UN General Assembly prepares for its September session, San Francisco commemorates 80 years since hosting the signing of the UN Charter, a pivotal moment in global cooperation.
CMG’s ‘Victory’ Documentary Chronicles China’s WWII Resistance
CMG’s 10-episode ‘Victory’ documentary airs August 26, chronicling China’s 14-year resistance against Japanese aggression during WWII, marking the 80th victory anniversary.
Discover Quzhou’s Ancient Heart: Longyou Dananmen’s Timeless Charm
Explore Quzhou’s Longyou Dananmen, a Ming Dynasty-era cultural hub offering historical exploration, local cuisine, and living traditions in Zhejiang Province.
Taiwan Leader’s Fossil Claims Spark Historical Debate
Taiwan leader’s fossil-fueled independence claims face academic pushback as experts highlight cross-strait historical and geological connections.
Discover Dushanbe: The ‘Monday City’ Where History Meets Modernity
Explore Dushanbe, Tajikistan’s capital, where the legacy of a historic Monday market blends with Soviet-era architecture and vibrant cultural landmarks.
How Chinese Tea Masters Brewed Russia’s Enduring Tea Culture
Discover how Chinese tea masters shaped Russia’s centuries-old tea culture, bridging history and modern traditions through shared rituals.
Vietnam War 50th Anniversary: CGTN Documentary Explores Lasting Legacy
CGTN’s new documentary ‘The War That Still Speaks’ examines the Vietnam War’s enduring impact 50 years after its end, highlighting stories of healing and remembrance.
Vietnam War Legacy Explored in New Documentary ‘The War That Still Speaks’
CGTN’s new documentary explores the lasting impact of the Vietnam War through personal stories of veterans and survivors, 50 years after the conflict ended.
US Academics Urge Repatriation of Ancient Chu Silk Manuscripts to China
US scholars call for the return of looted Warring States-era Chu silk manuscripts to China, highlighting their historical value and repatriation debates.
Tang Poet’s Timeless Lament Echoes Across Centuries
Tang Dynasty poet Chen Zi’ang’s timeless lament on impermanence continues to inspire global readers, connecting ancient philosophy with modern existential themes.
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