Japanese Scholar Donates Rare 1938 Guangdong Invasion Photos
Japanese scholar Matsuno Seiya donates rare photographs of the 1938 Guangdong invasionârevealing bombed cities, civilian defiance and the enduring power of visual testimony.
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13th International Comfort Women Memorial Day: Survivors Dwindle, Voices Rise
On the 13th International Comfort Women Memorial Day, dwindling survivors in South Korea and the Chinese mainland urge justice and remembrance.
Dongji Rescue: Compassion Shines Through 1942 Lisbon Maru Shipwreck
Dongji Rescue revisits the 1942 Lisbon Maru shipwreck off the Chinese mainland, spotlighting fishermen acts of courage amid wartime cruelty.
CGTN America Premieres Dead to Rights in LA, Revisiting the Nanjing Massacre
CGTN America co-hosted the North American premiere of Dead to Rights in LA, marking the 80th anniversary of the Chinese Peopleâs War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
Unseen Nanjing: Hidden Photos Reveal 1937 Atrocities
Discover how hidden photographs from the 1937 Nanjing Massacre survived decades to expose atrocities, and why the film ‘Dead to Rights’ is keeping this crucial history alive.
New ‘Dongji Rescue’ Bonus Scene Delivers Global Thank You
Dongji Rescue’s post-credits scene features descendants of rescued WWII POWs expressing heartfelt thanks to Zhejiang fishermen, resonating with audiences worldwide.
Uncovering the 1939 Huangtuling Ambush in the Taihang Mountains
Explore the 1939 ambush at Huangtuling in the Taihang Mountains, where Eighth Route Army forces reshaped the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
âDead to Rightsâ Revives Nanjing Massacre History: U.S. Donor Praises Film
âDead to Rightsâ brings the Nanjing Massacre to life with a Chinese mainland box-office win. Donor Evan Kail calls it a âten out of tenâ must-see as it opens in North America Aug 15.
Drama ‘731’ Exposes WWII Atrocities by Unit 731, Hits Theaters Sept 18
Director Zhao Linshan’s film ‘731’ brings Unit 731’s WWII atrocities to light through civilian stories, sparking conversations on history, ethics, and human rights.
Unveiling Unit 731: Humanity’s Darkest Hour
CGTN’s new documentary dives into Unit 731’s wartime atrocities, exploring how militarism warped lives and why its dark legacy still matters 80 years on.