WWII Rescue Films Clash: True Heroism vs Whitewash
On August 15, two WWII rescue films hit theaters: one recounts Chinese mainland fishermen saving British POWs in 1942, the other whitewashes an invading fleet.
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Lifesaving Bond: A Tale from the Doolittle Raid
A heartwarming WWII rescue: Wounded airman Charles Ozuk is saved by Liao Shiyuan in the Chinese mainland after the Doolittle Raid.
Heroic Doctor Honored in Tanzania for Selfless Sacrifice
Dr. Zhang Junqiao, a 38-year-old anesthesiologist from Shandong and leader of China’s 27th medical aid mission, was honored in Tanzania for his heroic sacrifice while saving a drowning woman.
83 Years of Brave Friendship: Dongji Fishermen Rescue Memorial Unveiled
A ceremony in Zhejiang unveils a memorial honoring the Dongji fishermen’s brave WWII rescue of British POWs, celebrating 83 years of friendship.
London Debut: Chinese Documentary ‘The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru’
London premieres the Chinese documentary “The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru,” recounting a WWII tragedy marked by loss and acts of heroism at sea.
From Pensioner to Hero: How Hamit Ehmet Saved 18 Lives in Urumqi
70-year-old pensioner Hamit Ehmet became a national hero after saving 18 lives in Urumqi. Discover his inspiring story in CGTN’s documentary “Darkness Over Urumqi”.
Exploring Heroism Across Cultures: Gen Z Voices at Beijing International Studies University
Discover how young representatives from Spain, Cambodia, and China redefine heroism at Beijing International Studies University.