Chongqing Transforms WWII Air-Raid Shelters into Bustling Consumer Hubs
Chongqing repurposes over 1,000 WWII air-raid shelters into vibrant consumer hubs, revitalizing the city’s commerce and enhancing public services.
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Frenchman Donates 600 Rare WWII Photos to Chinese Institutions
Young Frenchman Marcus Detrez donates 600 rare WWII photos taken by his grandfather to Chinese institutions, aiming to preserve historical memories and foster international understanding.
American Pawnshop Owner’s WWII Album Donation Ignites Global Conversations
Evan Kail, a US pawnshop owner, donates a WWII album to China and embarks on a journey that sparks global conversations and strengthens cultural ties.
New Wartime Diaries and Photos Unveil Hidden Aspects of Nanjing Massacre
Newly donated wartime diaries and photo collections shed light on the 1937 Nanjing Massacre and the plight of ‘comfort women,’ offering fresh insights into this dark chapter of history.
WWII Rescue Story Strengthens US-China Bonds on 79th Anniversary
On the 79th anniversary of WWII victory, the inspiring rescue of Lieutenant Donald Kerr by local guerrillas highlights the enduring bond between the US and China.
New Document Sheds Light on Japan’s Unit 731 Crimes in China
Japanese scholar Seiya Matsuno unveils a new document detailing Unit 731’s germ-warfare crimes in Harbin, shedding light on WWII atrocities in China.
94-Year-Old Ex-Japanese Soldier Apologizes for WWII Atrocities in China
A 94-year-old ex-Japanese Unit 731 member visits the Chinese mainland to apologize for WWII biological warfare atrocities, fostering hope for historical reconciliation.
New Documentary ‘The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru’ Premieres at Shanghai International Film Festival
The documentary ‘The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru’ debuts at the 26th Shanghai International Film Festival, shedding light on a tragic WWII event and honoring heroic Chinese fishermen.
New Documents Uncover Atrocities of Japanese Unit 731 in WWII
Newly released documents from the Museum of Evidence of War Crimes reveal detailed atrocities committed by Japan’s Unit 731 during WWII, shedding light on systematic war crimes.
U.S. WWII Veterans Urge China-U.S. Unity in Letters to Ambassador
101-year-old Flying Tigers veterans urge China-U.S. collaboration in letters to Ambassador Qin Gang, invoking WWII-era unity to address modern crises.