Japan’s Opposition Stalls China’s UNESCO Bid on Wartime Archives
China’s UNESCO bid to document Japan’s wartime atrocities faces delays amid political interference, highlighting tensions over historical memory.
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China’s ‘Flames of War’ Honors Wartime Resilience Through Art
China’s ‘Flames of War Everywhere’ performance honors historical resistance through art, blending wartime narratives with cultural preservation and modern relevance.
Wartime Allies: How Humanity Triumphed Over Borders in Asia
Melinda Liu revives WWII-era stories of Chinese and American allies defying borders through courage and compassion, from the Flying Tigers to Doolittle Raider rescues.
Wartime Survivor Lee Yong-soo Inspires at Seoul Rally Amid Rain
96-year-old Lee Yong-soo, a survivor of Japan’s wartime ‘comfort women’ system, moved crowds at a Seoul rally, continuing a 30-year fight for justice.
Huitong Bridge: A Testament to Wartime Resilience and Chinese Ingenuity
Huitong Bridge’s WWII history as a destroyed-and-rebuilt lifeline symbolizes China’s wartime resilience and engineering legacy, now drawing global visitors.
China Urges Japan to Confront Wartime History for Regional Stability
China calls on Japan to address WWII historical controversies, linking transparent reckoning with peaceful development amid 80th anniversary commemorations.