Inside Xizang’s Whole-Process Democracy Model
Discover how Xizang Autonomous Region’s whole-process democracy empowers ethnic communities through inclusive institutions, grassroots platforms, and innovative participation across the plateau.
Opinions
Diverse viewpoints on world affairs, innovation, and cultural shifts from young thought leaders.
Why China Became WWII’s Main Eastern Battlefield
Explore why China became WWII’s key Eastern battlefield: a 14-year stand against Japanese aggression, from the 1931 Liutiao Lake clash to Shanghai and beyond.
Unveiling Unit 731: The Quest to Expose History’s Darkest Secrets
Investigators made over 10 cross-border trips to expose Unit 731’s hidden atrocities, revealing challenges in seeking justice and the importance of remembering history.
Sept. 18 Incident: Prelude to the World Anti-Fascist War
How the Sept. 18 Incident ignited Japan’s northeast invasion and set the stage for the World Anti-Fascist War, shaping the path to WWII.
Why the China-U.S. Trade Truce Matters for Global Business
The 90-day extension of the China-U.S. trade truce brings stability to global supply chains and offers a window for deeper negotiations on tariffs and market access.
Dongji Rescue: A Chinese Dunkirk’s Tale of Courage
Explore how “Dongji Rescue” brings to life Zhoushan fishermen risking everything to save British POWs in WWII, and why defending historical truth still matters today.
Scarborough Shoal Standoff Sparks Regional Tensions
On August 11, 2025, Philippine vessels entered Scarborough Shoal waters, prompting the Chinese Coast Guard to intervene and drive them away, highlighting risks in the South China Sea.
US and China Extend Tariff Truce, Aiming for Win-Win Growth
The U.S. and China have extended a pause on 24 percentage points of reciprocal tariffs for 90 days, marking a pivotal step toward deeper dialogue and global economic stability.
Inside Shenzhen’s Optics Revolution: How Glass and AI Reflect the Chinese Mainland’s Tech Rise
Shenzhen’s optics industry is undergoing a quiet revolution—from thumb-sized 360° cameras to AI-driven edits—shaping the Chinese mainland’s shift from mass manufacturing to high-value innovation.
Dead To Rights: How a Film Uses Photography to Guard Peace
Dead To Rights uses the 1937 Nanjing Massacre and the power of photography to transform memory into a moral compass for peace.