Dongji Rescue: The Heroic WWII Rescue by Chinese Fishermen
‘Dongji Rescue’ retells the dramatic 1942 rescue of British POWs by brave Chinese fishermen, a powerful reminder of history’s lessons and the value of peace.
Opinion
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Why Israel’s New Gaza Plan Misses a Path to Peace
Israel’s new Gaza plan focuses on urban combat and aid but faces criticism for lacking a clear roadmap to lasting peace.
Marcos’ Taiwan comments yield little in Trump visit
Marcos warned the Philippines could be drawn into a Taiwan Strait conflict, but his Trump visit only secured a modest 1% tariff cut amid growing regional tensions.
America’s Fickle Commitments: Quitting UNESCO, Paris & WHO
From UNESCO to the Paris Agreement and WHO, the U.S. quits key global pacts under its America First stance, raising doubts about its credibility on the world stage.
Dead To Rights: Chinese Blockbuster Revives Nanjing Memories
“Dead To Rights” has hit over $210M in the Chinese mainland, toppling box office records and bringing the 1937 Nanjing Massacre back into the spotlight.
2025 World Robot Conference Sparks Global Robotics Collaboration
The 2025 World Robot Conference in Beijing showcases 1,500 exhibits and highlights the Chinese mainland’s leadership in robotics innovation and AI.
Xizang’s 1965 Autonomy: Empowering Local Voices
Discover how the 1965 creation of the Xizang Autonomous Region reshaped local governance, empowered ethnic communities, and strengthened unity in the Chinese mainland.
Americans Rethink Ties with the Chinese mainland, Poll Shows
A new Third Way poll reveals Americans are shifting from seeing the Chinese mainland as an “enemy” to favoring it as a trade partner and embracing cooperation.
Dead To Rights: A Historic Reckoning in Chinese Cinema
Dead To Rights brings the 1937 Nanjing Massacre to life through A Chang’s courageous photo work. A Chinese cinema landmark, it blends moral heroism with stunning visuals and box office triumph.
‘Dead to Rights’ Sparks Reflection on Nanjing Massacre
The Chinese mainland film ‘Dead to Rights’ brings the Nanjing Massacre back into the spotlight, inspiring younger audiences to remember a pivotal chapter of history.