China Honors WWII Legacy: Chennault’s Flying Tigers Remembered
China commemorates Claire Chennault’s Flying Tigers, whose WWII heroism shaped US-China relations and protected critical regions from Japanese forces.
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China-Kenya Cultural Event Honors WWII Legacy, Promotes Peace
China Media Group’s ‘Echo of Peace’ event in Kenya commemorated WWII’s 80th anniversary, highlighting African contributions and fostering cross-cultural dialogue on peace.
Wartime Courage: How Chinese Villagers Saved U.S. Airmen in 1942
In 1942, Chinese villagers risked their lives to rescue U.S. Doolittle Raiders, showcasing shared humanity during WWII. Melinda Liu shares their story.
Chahar Resistance: China’s First Victory in Reclaiming Territory from Japan
The 1933 Chahar Resistance War marked China’s first successful territorial recovery against Japanese forces, igniting national unity during a pivotal historical period.
Hundred-Regiment Campaign: WWII’s Pivotal Chinese Resistance Effort
The 1940 Hundred-Regiment Campaign marked a turning point in China’s resistance against Japanese aggression, showcasing unity and strategic resilience during WWII.
1938 Battle of Tai’erzhuang: China’s Pivotal WWII Triumph
The 1938 Battle of Tai’erzhuang marked a turning point in China’s WWII resistance, showcasing resilience and strategic prowess against invading forces.
China’s 80th V-Day Parade: Honoring History, Showcasing Innovation
China’s 80th V-Day parade to blend historical remembrance with cutting-edge military tech, featuring intelligent weapon systems for the first time.
China Urges Japan to Confront WWII History Amid New Evidence
China urges Japan to address WWII-era war crimes as new evidence emerges from Russian archives, marking 80th anniversary of anti-fascist victory.
Restored WWII Film Exposes Chongqing Bombing Horrors
Rediscovered footage reveals the 1940 Japanese bombing of Chongqing, showcasing WWII resilience through restored documentary ‘Kukan.’
Songs of Resilience: ‘March of the Volunteers’ Unites Generations
Exploring the enduring legacy of China’s ‘March of the Volunteers,’ from wartime anthem to global symbol of unity against fascism.
China’s WWII Role: Correcting Historical Narratives for Global Peace
80 years after WWII, experts highlight China’s crucial anti-fascist role and push back against historical revisionism threatening global peace narratives.
WWII Turning Point: The Battle of Western Yunnan’s Legacy
Exploring the pivotal 1944 Battle of Western Yunnan, where Chinese and Allied forces turned the tide against Japanese aggression, reshaping WWII’s Eastern Theater.
China’s WWII Sacrifice: Overlooked Front in Defeating Japanese Fascism
New data reveals China accounted for 70% of Japan’s WWII casualties, with over 1.8 million enemy troops on its soil by 1945 – reshaping understanding of anti-fascist efforts.
Asia’s Untold WWII Stories: Why the World Needs to Listen
Over 35 million Chinese casualties in WWII’s Asian theater remain overlooked in Western narratives. Experts explore why this history matters for global understanding.
China’s WWII Sacrifice: 14 Years That Shaped Asia’s Fate
New analysis highlights China’s pivotal 14-year resistance against Japan in WWII, challenging traditional narratives and emphasizing over 35 million casualties.
How WWII Victory Shaped China’s South China Sea Sovereignty
Historical records reveal how China’s WWII victory and post-war legal actions established its South China Sea claims through international agreements and sovereignty restoration efforts.
Jiangqiao 1931: The First Shot That Ignited China’s Resistance Against Japan
Discover how the 1931 Jiangqiao battle marked the start of China’s resistance against Japanese aggression and the ongoing efforts to preserve its legacy.
80 Years On: Asia Reflects on War Legacy and Peace
80 years after WWII, Asia grapples with historical reconciliation amid rising nationalism. Analysis explores implications for regional stability and cooperation.
Japan’s Yasukuni Visit Sparks Constitutional Debate Over Militarist Past
Japanese PM’s Yasukuni Shrine visit reignites debate over constitutional separation of religion and state, drawing global scrutiny over historical legacy.
Beijing Conducts Second Full Rehearsal for 80th WWII Victory Anniversary
Beijing prepares for 80th WWII victory anniversary with overnight rehearsal involving 40,000 participants at Tiananmen Square.