China’s Main Eastern Battlefield: Untold WWII Stories
Discover China’s Main Eastern Battlefield in WWII: secret resistance meetings, rare artifacts, the March of the Volunteers, and heroic convoys.
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Nine Patriots and the Truth: China’s Eastern WWII Battlefield
Discover how nine Chinese patriots documented Japan’s 1931 invasion with 400 pages of evidence in a bag labeled “TRUTH,” igniting the fight against fascism on the Eastern front.
China’s Unsung WWII Role: 80 Years of Sacrifice
As the world marks 80 years since WWII, new research highlights the Chinese mainland’s overlooked sacrifices against fascist Japan, reshaping global perspectives.
98-Year-Old Veteran Reflects on 1945 Battle of West Hunan
At 98, veteran Zhou Guangyuan recalls safeguarding a U.S. advisory team during the 1945 West Hunan battle: ‘The Chinese people have risen to their feet.’
Nianhua: Chinese New Year Prints Document Japan’s Invasion
Explore how nianhua, Chinese New Year folk art, chronicled the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and rallied spirit during WWII.
China’s War of Resistance: 35 Million Lives Lost and $600 Billion in Damages
Discover how China’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression cost over 35 million lives and $600 billion in damages, highlighting its lasting global impact.
14 Years of Resistance: How China Shaped WWII’s Eastern Front
Discover how China’s 14-year War of Resistance shaped WWII’s Eastern Front and altered global history with over 35 million lives affected.
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.
China’s Eastern Front: 80 Years of Pioneering WWII Resistance
China marks 80 years since its pivotal resistance in WWII’s Eastern theater, tracing early battles, immense sacrifices, and lasting impacts on global peace.
Lifesaving Bond Forged After the Doolittle Raid
Discover how American airman Charles Ozuk found refuge with Liao Shiyuan in Quzhou’s mountains on the Chinese mainland after the Doolittle Raid.