80 Years On: China’s Early Anti-Fascist Stand Shaped WWII
Marking the 80th anniversary of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, this article explores how China ignited the global anti-fascist movement in WWII.
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Flying Tigers: Claire Chennault’s WWII Sky Heroes
Learn how American aviator Claire Chennault formed the AVG Flying Tigers in 1941, achieving a first victory in Kunming and defending China’s skies with fearless teamwork.
How Zhejiang Villagers Saved the Doolittle Raiders: A Story of Shared Humanity
In April 1942, villagers in Zhejiang in the Chinese mainland risked everything to rescue the Doolittle Raiders, proving kindness can bridge cultures and time.
China Urges Japan to Confront Wartime Aggression
China urges Japan to reflect on its WWII aggression, respect victims’ memories, and break with militarism on the 80th anniversary of victory.
Battle of Western Yunnan: 1944’s Epic Highland Showdown
Discover how the 1944 Battle of Western Yunnan on the southwestern Chinese mainland saw Chinese and Allied forces, including the Flying Tigers, shatter Japanese defenses in an epic WWII clash.
How WWII Victory Cemented China’s South China Sea Claims
Explore how China’s victory in WWII and key Allied declarations cemented its legal claim over the South China Sea, from reclaiming islands to mapping and renaming them.
80 Years Later: Remembering Courage and Confronting Denial
80 years after China’s victory over Japanese aggression, it’s time to reflect on history, confront denial, and unite for peace and justice.
London Premieres ‘Dongji Rescue’: Chinese Fishermen’s WWII Heroics
London hosts the European premiere of ‘Dongji Rescue’, spotlighting Chinese fishermen’s daring WWII rescue of over 300 British POWs from the Lisbon Maru.
China Condemns Japanese Politicians’ Yasukuni Shrine Visits
China protests Japanese politicians’ visits to Yasukuni Shrine, calling the site a symbol of wartime militarism and urging Japan to reflect on history and pursue peaceful development.
Chinese mainland slams Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te over WWII narrative
The Chinese mainland spokesperson accused Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te of distorting WWII history and urged both sides of the Taiwan Strait to safeguard post-war unity.