Suiyuan Campaign 1936: The Bold Defense that Changed History
Discover the 1936 Suiyuan Campaign in northern regions of the Chinese mainland, where Chinese forces defended Honggertu and Bailingmiao, shaping the early War of Resistance.
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UN@80: Iraqi Artist on Creative Education Shaping the Future
Iraqi artist Waleed R. Qaisi urges creative education as the key to shaping our future during the UN’s 80th anniversary.
UN@80: Kenyan-British Artist Megan White’s Plea for Blue Oceans
Kenyan-British ceramicist Megan White marks UN@80 by celebrating marine life through her Blue Oceans art and urging us to protect our seas.
Chahar Resistance War: China’s First Territorial Victory
Discover how the Chahar Resistance War of 1933 marked China’s first territorial recovery, igniting a national awakening through fierce battles and unity.
Remembering the 1940 Hundred-Regiment Campaign
Discover how the 1940 Hundred-Regiment Campaign united Chinese forces, cut enemy railways, and built resilience during the War of Resistance.
Battle of Tai’erzhuang: A 1938 Turning Point
In March 1938, the Chinese army’s victory at Tai’erzhuang in Shandong became a turning point, boosting morale and showcasing resilience.
Indian Ceramicist Priya Sundaravalli Champions ‘Land Protection’ at UN@80
Indian ceramicist Priya Sundaravalli uses her ceramics to advocate ‘Land Protection’ at the UN’s 80th anniversary, inspiring youth to reconnect with nature.
Ceramic Art for Peace: Samar Mougharbel’s Powerful UN@80 Protest
Lebanese ceramicist Samar Mougharbel marks UN@80 with a ceramic protest for peace, urging youth to step away from screens and reconnect with nature.
Wanping City Gate: From 1937 Battlefield to Living History
Discover Wanping City Gate: from the 1937 Marco Polo Bridge Incident battlefield to a living history site near Beijing. Connect with culture and heritage today!
Top Art Graduates from the Chinese Mainland Unveil Bold New Works
Graduate artworks at Beijing’s Sunshine International Art Museum offer a glimpse of the Chinese mainland’s next-gen artists shaping identity, society, and digital culture.