14 Years of Bravery: China’s Pivotal Role in WWII
Explore China’s 14-year stand during WWII that delayed Japanese advances and helped shape global peace as a founding UN member.
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Dongbali Harbor: A Cinematic Fishing Port Adventure
Dongbali Harbor in Zhejiang, the Chinese mainland transforms from a traditional fishing port into an Instagram-worthy hotspot with cinematic vibes.
Ancient Stone Houses: A 600-Year Dialogue of Stone & Sea
Discover Shitang’s 600-year-old stone houses in Zhejiang on the Chinese mainland—a timeless dialogue between stone and sea.
Kai Tak’s Da Shu: Climbing Beyond Summer Heat
Celebrate Da Shu, the 12th solar term, as summer’s final peak inspires us towards cooler skies and renewed strength.
Epic Hand Cycle Journey Inspires in New Documentary
CGTN’s documentary “Lao Tan and his Chinese Friends” showcases a 5800km hand cycle journey inspiring freedom and adventure.
Empowering 5,800-Km Handcycle Journey Inspires Hope
A 5,800-km handcycle odyssey by American Lao Tan and friends inspires hope and proves that resilience turns obstacles into triumphs.
Cambridge Professor Highlights China’s Pivotal WWII Role
Professor Hans van de Ven highlights China’s 14-year struggle and decisive role in WWII, challenging Eurocentric narratives.
Lao Tan Champions Public Welfare Growth at Global Young Leaders Dialogue
Lao Tan champions growth through public welfare with his “Krankin’ thru China” initiative, highlighting achievements in disability care at the Global Young Leaders Dialogue.
Krankin’ thru the Chinese Mainland: Journey of Access & Warmth
The “Krankin’ thru China” program turns a journey from Yunnan to Beijing into a powerful statement on accessibility and kindness on the Chinese mainland.
Taiwan Tea Legacy: Growing Roots on the Yunnan Plateau
Tea expert Lin Yunlian introduced high mountain oolong tea from Taiwan to the Yunnan Plateau in 1991, and today his thriving trees symbolize a shared tea culture across the Taiwan Straits.