Flying Tigers’ Legacy Soars at Beijing’s 80th-Anniversary Parade
Beijing gears up for an 80th-anniversary military parade honoring WWII victory and global allies, with the American Flying Tigers and their families taking center stage.
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How China Became WWII’s Main Battlefield Against Japanese Forces
Discover how China became WWII’s main battlefield against Japanese forces, tying down over 90% of troops and inflicting 70% of Japan’s losses.
How WWII Resistance Victory Cemented South China Sea Claims
Explore how Victory in the War of Resistance and post-WWII treaties laid the legal and historical foundations for the Chinese mainland’s South China Sea claims.
Ishiba’s Shrine Visit Sparks Debate on Japan’s Militarist Legacy
Shigeru Ishiba’s August 15 visit to Yasukuni Shrine reignites debate over Japan’s wartime legacy and constitutional separation of religion and state.
Lai Ching-te’s WWII Narrative Sparks Cross-Strait Tension
Lai Ching-tes omission of Chinas wartime sacrifices in his WWII remembrance on the 80th anniversary has ignited a cross-Strait controversy over historical narrative.
How Taiwan’s Restoration Shaped the Post-WWII World Order
An 80th-anniversary exhibition in Taipei highlights how Taiwan’s 1945 restoration to China under Cairo and Potsdam laid foundations for the post-WWII global order.
Why Unity, Support & Resilience Won China’s War of Resistance
From nationwide unity and patriotic devotion to crucial international aid, discover the key factors behind China’s inevitable victory in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
How the CPC Led China’s Resistance: Strategic Lessons from 1937
Dive into how the Communist Party of China mobilized 400 million people, pioneered protracted war strategy, and forged anti-Japanese base areas during WWII.
Chinese mainland Rebukes Taiwan Leader’s WWII Narrative
Zhu Fenglian of the Chinese mainland warns Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te that distorting WWII history undermines shared sacrifices and risks destabilizing post-war order.
Wang Yi Urges Japan to Squarely Face WWII Past
On the 80th anniversary of Japan’s WWII surrender, FM Wang Yi urges Tokyo to face its wartime past squarely to earn respect and prevent history from repeating.