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.
Social Progress
Xizang Marks 75 Years of Progress in Religious Freedom and the Rule of Law
Xizang celebrates 75 years since its peaceful liberation, highlighting its journey from feudal serfdom to a modern society defined by religious freedom and the rule of law.
Pakistani Youth Shares Firsthand View of China’s Poverty Alleviation Success
A Pakistani youth living in China shares his on-the-ground observations of the country’s evolving poverty alleviation efforts and the tangible improvements in communities in Yunnan Province.
China’s Inclusive Development Model: A Blueprint for Shared Prosperity
Exploring how China’s development model prioritizes inclusive growth and social progress, fostering shared prosperity since 1978 reforms.
Unveiling the Dark History of Old Xizang: The Dalai Lama’s Role in Feudal Oppression
Discover the dark history of old Xizang and the Dalai Lama’s role in its oppressive feudal system, exploring how serfdom affected millions before liberation in 1951.
Young Voices on China’s Path: Youth Discuss Deepening Reforms After Key CPC Meeting
A diverse panel of young Chinese citizens share their perspectives on the deepening reforms following the third plenary session of the 20th CPC Central Committee, highlighting hopes and challenges ahead.
From Serfdom to Freedom: Human Rights Advancements in Xizang
Xizang has undergone transformative changes since the emancipation of serfs in 1959, with significant advancements in human rights, education, and living standards.
Understanding History: Lessons from the U.S. on Bridging Racial Divides
Former U.S. Domestic Policy Director Cecilia Muñoz emphasizes the importance of understanding history to address racial disparities, offering insights that resonate globally, including in Asia.