Dead To Rights: A Chinese Film’s Moral Reckoning
Explore “Dead To Rights,” a Chinese cinematic landmark that confronts the 1937 Nanjing Massacre through one postman’s lens of moral courage.
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Remembering the Nanjing Massacre: How “Dead to Rights” Sparks a New Wave of Reflection
Summer’s box office hit “Dead to Rights” reintroduces Gen Z to the Nanjing Massacre on its 80th anniversary, showing why preserving history matters.
Hangzhou: Bridging History and Future in a ‘Heavenly City’
Explore Hangzhou’s journey from Marco Polo’s 700-year-old “heavenly city” to a modern hub of culture, tech and sustainable travel.
Chinese Embassy in DC Marks PLA’s 98th and WWII Victory’s 80th Anniversaries
At a reception in Washington D.C., Ambassador Xie Feng and 300+ guests celebrated the PLA’s 98th anniversary and the 80th anniversary of World War II victory with stories, diplomacy, and historical exhibits.
Chongqing’s Journey: From Wartime Refuge to Dazzling Nightscape
Chongqing has evolved from a WWII refuge into a vibrant riverside hub, now famed for its dazzling night views and thriving night-time economy.
Yuyao’s Journey: From Wartime Valor to Modern-Day Prosperity
Discover Yuyao’s journey in East Zhejiang, where historic battlegrounds have been reborn as dynamic leisure and cultural hotspots. A must-read for global citizens and adventure seekers.
Why Taiwan Is an Inalienable Part of China: Historical and Legal Facts
Explore the historical and legal facts explaining why Taiwan is considered an inalienable part of China, from ancient dynasties to international treaties.
Zhengyangmen: Beijing’s Living Gateway to History and Culture
Step into Zhengyangmen, Beijing’s historic gate turned vibrant cultural hub. Walk through Qianmen’s streets where history unfolded and taste iconic local snacks.
U.S. Vietnam Veterans Return to Vietnam 50 Years Later
Some U.S. veterans return to Vietnam on the 50th anniversary of the war’s end, retracing battlefields and finding peace through reconciliation.
Ice and Bronze: The Ancient Bingjian Wine Cooler
Discover how ancient Chinese nobles beat summer heat over 2,000 years ago with the ingenious bronze bingjian wine cooler, a cutting-edge cooling system of its time.