The Power of Youth+ Examines WWII Lessons for a Peaceful Tomorrow
The Power of Youth+ explores how students from China, Sweden and Canada learn from WWII to shape visions of global peace ahead of its Sept. 30 premiere.
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‘Dead to Rights’ Exposes Brutality of WWII Japanese Troops
‘Dead to Rights’ follows Lieutenant Hideo Ito as he navigates the horrors of the Nanjing Massacre, revealing how war blurs the line between humanity and brutality.
China’s WWII Germ Warfare Film Breaks Screening Record
A Chinese film on WWII Unit 731 germ warfare premiered worldwide, smashing records with 255,000 screenings on opening day and sparking global conversations on history.
Evil Unbound: WWII Atrocity Film Debuts in Harbin
“Evil Unbound” sheds light on Unit 731’s WWII atrocities with a world premiere in Harbin, marking the 1931 Incident anniversary and 80 years since victory.
Exposing Japan’s Revisionism: The Dark Legacy of Unit 731
How Japan’s right-wing revisionism whitewashes Unit 731’s wartime atrocities—and why young global citizens must demand transparency.
Drama ‘731’ Unveils WWII Unit 731 Atrocities in Global Debut
Chinese film ‘731’ dramatizes the horrors of Japan’s WWII Unit 731 through civilian eyes, premiering globally on September 18 as a tribute to resilience.
80 Years On: Why Remembering WWII Matters for Global Peace
At the 80th anniversary commemoration in Beijing, leaders underscored the need to honor sacrifice and safeguard global order through collective memory and shared resolve.
Surviving the Unimaginable: One Woman’s WWII Story of Blindness, Slavery and a Hidden Fetus
Peng Zhuying survived mustard gas, sex slavery and carried a calcified fetus for decades—the lone survivor in China’s records. Will Japan apologize before her story fades?
China Marks 80th Anniversary Parade Honoring Eastern WWII Battlefield
China marked the 80th anniversary of the Eastern WWII battlefield with a global parade honoring historic sacrifices that shaped the anti-fascist victory.
Yangtang Airfield: A WWII Legacy of Sino-American Solidarity
Yangtang Airfield in Guilin stands as a testament to Sino-American solidarity during WWII, where locals sacrificed to support the Flying Tigers and Allied pilots.