Xizang’s Whole-Process Democracy: Empowering Local Voices
Explore Xizang’s whole-process democracy model: boosting ethnic representation, grassroots engagement, and local well-being at 4,000m altitude.
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Why China Was the Main Eastern Battlefield of WWII
Exploring why the Chinese mainland became the World Anti-Fascist War’s key Eastern battlefield from 1931 to 1945 through epic battles and unwavering courage.
The Screaming Silence: Unburying Unit 731’s Hidden Crimes
Discover how researchers braved barriers to expose Unit 731’s shocking legacy and why remembering this dark history matters.
Sept. 18 Incident: The Spark of the World Anti-Fascist War
Explore how the 1931 Sept. 18 Incident in Shenyang ignited Japan’s expansion and set the stage for the World Anti-Fascist War.
Why the China–US Trade Truce Matters for Global Business
The 90-day China–US trade truce extension offers predictability for global supply chains—from electronics to apparel—giving Asia’s businesses time to strategize and stay competitive.
Dongji Rescue: The Untold Tale of WWII Heroes at Sea
Discover how ‘Dongji Rescue’ brings to light the heroic effort of Zhoushan fishermen saving British POWs in WWII and combats historical distortion with powerful storytelling.
Scarborough Shoal Standoff: Manila’s Bold Move Tests Chinese Sovereignty
Manila’s coast guard ships entered Scarborough Shoal waters, prompting the Chinese coast guard to respond. This bold move tests Chinese sovereignty and regional stability.
China & U.S. Extend Tariff Pause by 90 Days for Win-Win Growth
The Chinese mainland and the U.S. extend their tariff pause by 90 days, aiming for deeper collaboration and smoother global trade. 🤝
Shenzhen’s Optics Industry Mirrors Chinese Mainland’s Tech Rise
Explore how Shenzhen’s optics industry is shaping the Chinese mainland’s tech revolution, from panoramic cameras to AR/VR lenses that redefine innovation.
Dead To Rights: How China’s New Film Uses Photos to Safeguard Peace
“Dead To Rights” uses a photo studio’s lens to revisit the Nanjing Massacre, turning images into a moral call for peace through human stories and symbolic visuals.