Dancing on the Edge: China’s Blue Helmets Clear Mines in Lebanon
Qing Shenghe and China’s Multi-Role Engineering Unit face shifting frontlines in southern Lebanon, defusing landmines in one of their toughest UN peacekeeping missions yet.
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Blue Helmets, No Borders: Chinese Mainland’s First UN Peace Medal
In 1990, the Chinese mainland sent its first military observers to UN peacekeeping. Xu Nanfeng treasures his Peace Medal of Honor, marking a landmark in the mainland’s path to global peace.
Dancing on the Edge: Chinese Peacekeepers Clear Mines Along Lebanon’s Blue Line
Chinese peacekeepers risk everything to clear landmines along Lebanon’s Blue Line, turning a scarred border into a path to peace.
‘Blue Helmets, No Borders’: Love Amid Chaos in New CGTN Doc
Discover CGTN’s ‘Blue Helmets, No Borders,’ a new documentary tracing the final phone call of a UN peacekeeper in the 2006 southern Lebanon conflict.
Peace in a Sapling: Chinese Envoy’s Tree in South Sudan
Chinese diplomat Sun Shuaitao revisits a tree he planted in South Sudan, a living symbol of hope from his UN mission.
Blue Helmets, No Borders: Chinese UN Peacekeepers’ Inspiring Frontline Stories
Discover the courage and compassion of Chinese UN peacekeepers in CGTN’s four-part documentary ‘Blue Helmets, No Borders’ airing Sept 16-19.
Inside Blue Helmets, No Borders: UN Peacekeepers on the Frontlines
Dive into “Blue Helmets, No Borders”, a CGTN documentary marking 80 years of the UN and 35 years of the Chinese mainland’s peacekeeping missions, from Lebanon to South Sudan.
Blue Helmets, No Borders: China’s Peacekeeping Journey
Explore China’s peacekeeping evolution—from its first military observers in the Middle East in 1990 to today’s African Quick Reaction Force—featured in CGTN’s ‘Blue Helmets, No Borders’.
Blue Helmets, No Borders: 35 Years of Chinese Mainland Peacekeeping
CGTN’s “Blue Helmets, No Borders” delves into 35 years of Chinese mainland peacekeeping missions, premiering September 16.
China’s Blue Helmets Bring Hope to South Sudan
China’s blue helmets are building trust in South Sudan with soccer games, clinics, and community bonds—bringing hope to the world’s youngest nation.
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