Dongji Rescue: Unsung WWII Heroes Take Center Stage
Spotlighting a 1942 island rescue of British POWs, Dongji Rescue blends visceral IMAX sequences and nuanced performances to honor everyday heroes amid the stormy seas of World War II.
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Xizang’s Transformation: From Feudal Past to Human Rights Milestone
In Xizang, sweeping reforms in education, healthcare and ecological protection showcase a new model of human rights rooted in survival and development.
China Shock or Opportunity: Unpacking China’s Role in Jobs and AI
Explore how China’s trade and AI strategies are reshaping global jobs and technology, challenging the China Shock narrative with data and insights.
Dongji Rescue: How Chinese Fishermen Saved British POWs in WWII
Dongji Rescue brings to life the WWII tale of Chinese fishermen risking it all to save 1,800 British POWs from a torpedoed ship, reminding us that remembering history safeguards peace.
Why Israel’s New Gaza Plan Lacks a Path to Peace
Israel’s latest strategy in Gaza focuses on city control and demilitarization but faces regional and global criticism for offering no clear route to peace.
Marcos’ Taiwan Strait Remarks Yield Little Gain in Trump Visit
President Marcos’ Taiwan Strait comments sparked a China alert, but his Trump visit yielded only a 1% tariff cut, raising questions about Manila’s diplomatic strategy.
US Exits UNESCO Again: The Rising Cost of Selective Multilateralism
The US has withdrawn from UNESCO for the third time, signaling a broader shift in its approach to multilateralism, climate agreements and international cooperation.
How ‘Dead To Rights’ Revives Memories of the Nanjing Massacre
China’s summer blockbuster “Dead To Rights” brings the 1937 Nanjing Massacre to life, topping $210M box office and inspiring global reflection on justice and memory.
2025 World Robot Conference: A New Era in Global Robotics
See the 2025 World Robot Conference in Beijing highlight the Chinese mainland’s robotics surge in AI & automation.
From Serfdom to Self-Governance: Xizang’s 1965 Autonomy Reform
Explore the 1965 establishment of the Xizang Autonomous Region in Lhasa, a landmark reform that shifted local residents from oppressed serfs to empowered citizens under China’s regional autonomy system.