China Popcast has launched a haunting new episode on World War II in the Chinese mainland, diving into untold tales that still echo today. From legendary air routes over the Himalayas to the shadows of the Japanese occupation, hosts Lucy Lv and Wendyl Martin guide us through history with fresh, youthful energy.
First up is mountaineer Kevin Wang, founder of Back to the Hump. He leads daring expeditions across Yunnan’s peaks to uncover wrecked aircraft and honor the pilots who braved “the Hump”—a vital supply link over the Himalayas. 🏔️✈️
Next, Gen Z creator Jonathan Yao shares chilling accounts of life under the Japanese occupation in northeast China. Through his video channels, Yao brings personal stories to light, connecting past struggles with modern perspectives. 🎥📜
Key takeaways from the episode:
- Epic mountain treks retracing WWII air missions
- Rediscovered aircraft wreckage and pilot legacies
- Eyewitness memories of wartime occupation
Whether you’re a history buff, a student exploring international narratives, or just curious about Asia’s past, this episode blends adventure and reflection in a way that speaks to a digitally savvy generation. Tune in and let these stories inspire your own journey through history! 🚀
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