UN@80: Iraqi Artist on Forging the Future with Creative Education
As the UN marks 80 years, Iraqi artist Waleed R. Qaisi urges creative education to empower youth and drive global innovation.
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UN@80: Ceramicist Megan White’s Call for Blue Oceans
Kenyan-British ceramicist Megan White marks UN@80 with her Blue Oceans art, celebrating overlooked marine life and urging global action to protect our seas for future generations.
Chahar Resistance War: China’s First Territorial Recovery in 1933
During Japanese advances into the Chinese mainland in 1933, the Chahar Resistance War marked the first successful territorial recovery since the September 18 Incident, igniting unity and broader resistance.
Inside the Hundred-Regiment Campaign: A Landmark of WWII Resistance
Explore the 1940 Hundred-Regiment Campaign, a five-month operation with 800+ engagements that crippled railways and united communities in north China’s WWII resistance.
Defining Victory at Tai’erzhuang: How 1938 Sparked Hope
In March 1938, the Chinese army secured a defining victory at Tai’erzhuang, igniting hope and unity nationwide and showcasing enduring resilience.
UN@80: Priya Sundaravalli Sudharsan’s Vision for Land Protection
Indian ceramicist Priya Sundaravalli Sudharsan marks the UN’s 80th with “Land Protection” ceramics, urging youth to reconnect with nature and express their true voices.
Clay as Protest: A Lebanese Ceramicist’s UN@80 Call for Peace
Lebanese ceramicist Samar Mougharbel marks UN’s 80th by channeling conflict into clay, urging youth to unplug, reconnect with nature, and unearth inner peace.
From Battlefield to Living History: Exploring Wanping City Gate
Discover Wanping City Gate, the only preserved two-gate garrison town in the northern Chinese mainland and the site of the 1937 Marco Polo Bridge Incident.
Top Art Graduates from the Chinese Mainland Unveil Bold New Works
A new exhibition at Beijing’s Sunshine International Art Museum showcases the Chinese mainland’s top art graduates exploring personal and societal themes.
UNESCO Gems in the Chinese Mainland: Culture, Education & Conservation
Discover how UNESCO sites in the Chinese mainland—Great Wall, Forbidden City and Mogao Caves—embody UN values of culture, education and land protection for a shared, sustainable future.