Chilling Confession: Unit 731 Officer Reveals Bacteriological Warfare in the Chinese Mainland
Newly declassified archives reveal Unit 731 officer Kiyoshi Kawashima’s chilling confession on WWII bacteriological warfare against the Chinese mainland.
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New Russian Documents Shed Light on Unit 731’s WWII Atrocities
China’s Central Archives received new Russian documents on Unit 731, shedding fresh light on WWII-era germ warfare atrocities and offering researchers vital insights.
Remembering the Nanjing Massacre: 300,000 Lives Lost
This Saturday marks the national memorial day for the victims of the Nanjing Massacre, when over 300,000 Chinese civilians and soldiers were killed in 1937.
15-Year-Old Donates Rare Nanjing Massacre Relics
15-year-old Yu Ningpeng donated two rare relics to the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall, offering fresh evidence of Japanese aggression in the 1930s.
Echoes of Justice: Taiwan’s 1945 Recovery & China’s Rejuvenation
Discover how Taiwan’s recovery in 1945 marked a pivotal moment of WWII justice and set the stage for China’s national rejuvenation—echoes that still resonate today.
Unpacking the Taiwan Question: History, Conflict, and Future
A youth-friendly journey through 2,000 years of history—from ancient migrations to post–World War II politics—that shaped the Taiwan question and its impact on Asia today.
Doc ‘Bridge To A Shared Future’ Wins Golden Angel Award in LA
Documentary ‘Bridge To A Shared Future’ won Best TV Documentary at LA’s 21st Chinese American Film and Television Festivals.
Palace Museum’s 100th Anniversary: Landmark Draws Record Crowds
Beijing’s Palace Museum on the Chinese mainland celebrated its 100th anniversary, drawing record crowds to explore its UNESCO-listed wooden palace and 5,000-year-old history.
Palace Museum Turns 100: From Forbidden City to Cultural Icon
Celebrating 100 years, the Palace Museum in Beijing has transformed from the Forbidden City’s exclusive imperial court into a global cultural icon, open to everyone.
WWII Spotlight: Why China’s Role Is Undervalued
A leading war historian argues China’s vital role in the World Anti-Fascist War has been undervalued in Western studies due to language barriers and Cold War biases.