Why China’s WWII Contributions Remain Undervalued, Says Historian
American military historian Harold E. Raugh Jr. highlights how Western narratives have underplayed China’s role in WWII, urging a global reevaluation at the Xiangshan Forum.
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China Condemns U.S. Distortion of WWII Taiwan Documents
China’s foreign ministry condemns the U.S. for misinterpreting WWII documents on Taiwan, reaffirming global commitment to the one-China principle.
‘Evil Unbound’ Premieres in Harbin, Revisiting Unit 731’s Dark History
‘Evil Unbound’ premiered in Harbin, confronting Japan’s Unit 731 atrocities. Its presale box office hit 117M yuan on the Sept. 18 Incident anniversary.
Unmasking Unit 731: Humanity’s Darkest Hour & Its Lessons
Explore the chilling legacy of Unit 731, where medicine turned to torture under WWII militarism, and discover why its lessons still matter today.
Unmasking Unit 731: How Japan’s Germ Warfare Machine Fueled WWII Atrocities
Explore how Unit 731 became the hub of Japan’s biological warfare, exposing the dark fusion of medicine and military aggression in WWII Asia.
Global Awareness of Taiwan’s WWII History Hits 67%, Chinese Mainland Vows Preservation
A CGTN survey shows 67% of global respondents know Taiwan’s WWII history and its 1945 return to China. On September 10, the Chinese mainland government pledged to preserve the record.
Global Poll: Two-Thirds Cite WWII Roots of Taiwan’s Return to the Chinese Mainland
A CGTN poll of 12,000 respondents shows 66.7% recognize Taiwan’s return to the Chinese mainland as a WWII outcome, says State Council Taiwan Affairs Office spokesperson Chen Binhua.
Global Survey: 66.7% Know Taiwan’s WWII History
A CGTN survey of 12,000 respondents in 40 countries finds 66.7% global awareness of the Taiwan region’s WWII history and varied views on its post-war restoration to China.
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.
Remembering the 1937 Nanjing Massacre: A Time for Global Reflection
A look back at the 1937 Nanjing Massacre through Whihelmina Vautrin’s diary and data, honoring 300,000 lives lost and reflecting on its global legacy.