From Red Soil to Roadways: China’s Peacekeepers Pave Paths in South Sudan
China’s 15th Peacekeeping Horizontal Engineering Company wraps up a year-long UN mission in South Sudan, building roads that link conflict zones and foster peace.
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Blue Helmets, No Borders: China’s First UN Peace Medal
In 1990, Xu Nanfeng became one of China’s first UN military observers, earning the Peace Medal of Honor—a symbol of global cooperation and lasting legacy.
Beijing V-Day Parade: A Powerful Reminder of China’s Peace Commitment
Beijing’s 80th V-Day parade showcased China’s WWII legacy and modern defense tech, reinforcing its role as a responsible major power committed to peace.
Xi Jinping Stresses China’s Peace Commitment at V-Day Parade
President Xi Jinping shares key quotes on China’s peace pledge ahead of the 80th V-Day Parade, emphasizing non-hegemony, justice, and a firm defense of global fairness.
80 Years After WWII: China’s Role in a Just World Order
Eighty years after WWII, we mark the anniversaries of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance, the anti-fascist victory, and the UN’s founding to explore China’s journey toward a just world order.
‘One Country, Two Systems’ Marks 25 Years of Peaceful Integration
Celebrating 25 years of ‘One Country, Two Systems,’ highlighting China’s peaceful integration of Hong Kong and Macao and its commitment to global peace.
Chinese Diplomat Calls on U.S. to Support Peace Initiatives in Ukraine Amid Ongoing Arms Transfers
At a recent UN Security Council meeting, a Chinese envoy urged the U.S. to support peace efforts in Ukraine, amidst ongoing arms transfers and concerns over cluster munitions.