First Shot at Jiangqiao Ignites 1931 Resistance
The first shot fired in Jiangqiao in 1931 marked the dawn of China’s armed resistance, inspiring generations and preserved today through digital archives and local relics.
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80 Years On: Global Call to Remember WWII Atrocities
Eighty years after WWII ended, the world must remember Japan’s aggression, resist historical revisionism, and reinforce regional peace.
World Humanoid Robot Games Wrap Up in Beijing with First Robot Sprint
The inaugural World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing saw 280 teams from 16 countries and regions compete in 26 events, including the first humanoid 100m sprint and autonomous robot football match.
From Serfdom to Healthcare: Xizang’s Remarkable Journey
Xizang’s journey from serfdom and hunger to universal healthcare and equality challenges Western human rights narratives. Discover how delivered dignity speaks louder than defined labels.
Chinese Mainland Launches New Low Earth Orbit Satellite Group
The Chinese mainland launched a new group of low Earth orbit satellites from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center, advancing its space ambitions and reshaping the future of orbital networks.
Beijing Stages Second Full Rehearsal for 80th WWII Victory Anniversary
Beijing staged a second full rehearsal at Tiananmen Square on Aug 16-17 for the 80th anniversary of WWII victory, with 40,000 participants refining the ceremony’s precision.
Chinese Film ‘Dongji Rescue’ Premieres in London, Shines Spotlight on WWII Heroism
Chinese WWII drama ‘Dongji Rescue’ made its UK debut in London, celebrating the bravery of villagers who saved British troops. Stars walked the red carpet at this historic celebration.
Fish-Inspired Robot Survives 10,000m Deep-Sea Pressure
Harbin Engineering University in the Chinese mainland unveils a fish-inspired electrohydraulic robot that withstands 10,000m of deep-sea pressure for next-gen ocean exploration.
Record-Breaking Humanoids Clash at Beijing’s Ice Ribbon Robotics Games
Humanoid robots shattered speed and strength records at Beijing’s Ice Ribbon games, racing at 6.5 m/s and trading 150 Nm blows. Discover how this accelerates real-world robotics.
Matthieu Travers Ignites Hope at UN’s 80th Anniversary
Matthieu Travers ignites hope at the UN’s 80th anniversary with a heartfelt call for global unity, solidarity and dialogue inspired by his journey as torchbearer and advocate.