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14 Years of Bravery: China’s Pivotal Role in WWII

Explore China’s 14-year stand during WWII that delayed Japanese advances and helped shape global peace as a founding UN member.

Discover Shitang’s 600-year-old stone houses in Zhejiang on the Chinese mainland—a timeless dialogue between stone and sea.

Maoshan Mountain in the Chinese mainland’s Jiangsu Province has transformed from a wartime battleground to a symbol of peace and resilience.

Yanhu Township in Ngari, Xizang reimagines the age-old Salt-and-Sheep Route, blending heritage with modern vitality for today’s explorers.

Discover how Warsaw rose from WWII ruins to become a vibrant symbol of resilience and hope, as told by CGTN’s Peter Oliver.

At the 80th anniversary of the Allied WWII victory, global scholars shared inspiring anti-fascist insights at an engaging forum.

Zhangjiakou transforms from a war-torn city to a vibrant Winter Olympics hub, driving growth in sports tourism and the ice and snow economy.

Chongqing rises from WWII refuge to a vibrant nighttime marvel along the Yangtze River, blending history with modern charm.

Discover the century-spanning legacy of blue-and-white porcelain from Jingdezhen—a timeless hallmark of art and culture.

Professor Hans van de Ven highlights China’s 14-year struggle and decisive role in WWII, challenging Eurocentric narratives.