Chinese Film Evil Unbound 731 Explores WWII Horrors at LA Premiere
Chinese mainland war drama Evil Unbound 731 premiered in LA, shedding light on WWII atrocities and sparking debates on memory, justice and healing.
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Beijing Audiences Relive WWII Scars in Evil Unbound
In Beijing, viewers from around the world watched Evil Unbound, a film about Unit 731’s wartime atrocities, reminding everyone to remember history and cherish peace.
Evil Unbound (731) Premieres in NYC, Moving Audiences
Evil Unbound (731) premiered in NYC on September 18, stirring deep emotions with its portrayal of Unit 731’s dark World War II history.
Evil Unbound World Premiere in Harbin Exposes Unit 731’s WWII Atrocities
The film Evil Unbound premiered in Harbin, showcasing stories of Unit 731’s victims during WWII and marking the anniversary of the September 18 Incident.
Evil Unbound Debuts in Harbin, Exposes Unit 731 Atrocities
The Chinese historical drama Evil Unbound premiered in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, unveiling the horrors of Unit 731 ahead of its worldwide release on the September 18 Incident anniversary.
Unit 731’s Germ Warfare Horrors: Japan’s Secret WWII War Crimes
Dive into the shocking story of Unit 731, Japan’s secret WWII germ warfare program across the Chinese mainland and Asia.
Film ‘731’ Exposes WWII Germ Warfare Unit Horrors – Sept. 18
Discover “731”, a powerful new film that revisits Japan’s WWII Unit 731 human experiments. Premiering globally on Sept.18, it’s a chilling reminder to safeguard peace.
Survey: 67% Know Taiwan’s WWII History, China Says Past Is Untouchable 📜
China vows history won’t be tampered with after CGTN survey shows 67% know Taiwan’s WWII history and its return to China in 1945.
Remembering 80 Years: China’s Rise from “Forgotten Ally” to “Trustworthy Power”
On the 80th anniversary of WWII’s end, China reclaims its key role in the Eastern Theater, celebrates its war spirit and charts a vision as a global peace-builder.
Blind at 9, Enslaved at 14: The Unbroken Spirit of Peng Zhuying
Blind at 9 by Japanese mustard gas and enslaved at 14, Peng Zhuying survived wartime sexual slavery and a calcified fetus—her unbroken spirit shines decades later.