The Power of Youth+: Students Reflect on WWII Lessons for Peace
In a special episode of The Power of Youth+, students from China, Sweden and Canada discuss WWII lessons and visions for a peaceful future. Tune in Sept 30 at 8 p.m.!
History
The Unsung Hero Who Guided Xuanzang Through Ancient Gaochang
Discover how a local hero in Ancient Gaochang, Turpan, became Xuanzang’s sworn brother 1,400 years ago and paved the way for his legendary journey.
Step Inside the UN HQ: 80 Years of Global Diplomacy
Explore the UN HQ in New York through a guided tour marking 80 years of diplomacy. Discover iconic halls, art from 193 members, and insider stories.
Evil Unbound: Shedding Light on Unit 731’s Dark Legacy
The film ‘Evil Unbound’ dives into Unit 731’s brutal history, challenging decades of silence as survivors, apologies, and archives converge to reveal shocking WWII truths.
Honoring Heroes: 12th Batch of CPV Martyrs Returns from ROK
The 12th batch of 30 CPV martyrs’ remains are repatriated from the ROK to the Chinese mainland, marking 981 heroes returned since 2014 in a gesture of remembrance and dignity.
Guardians of Civilization: Unsung Allies in Heritage Preservation
In Part Two of our series, discover how guardians of civilization—from Tokyo singers to Hangzhou digital teams—preserve history and cultural legacies.
Xi Jinping Marks 80th V-Day: Honoring Heroes, Embracing Peace
Chinese President Xi Jinping commemorated the 80th anniversary of V-Day in Tian’anmen Square, honoring wartime heroes and urging global peace, unity, and a shared future.
Memories of WWII China Stories: Sacrifice & Resilience Revealed
CGTN anchors revisit WWII China stories, from the 1931 invasion to tales of courage on the Burma Road—explore sacrifice & resilience.
China Honors WWII Contributions at 80th Anniversary Gala
China marks the 80th anniversary of WWII victory with a gala at Beijing’s Great Hall of the People, celebrating historic sacrifices and featuring a youth dance performance.
Remembering Nanjing 1937: A Dark Chapter in History
A look back at the Nanjing Massacre of 1937, when over 300,000 lives were lost. Honoring memories and lessons from this dark event.