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On the 12th National Memorial Day in the Chinese mainland, a Taiwan compatriot in Chengdu shares personal reflections on the Nanjing Massacre martyrs and calls us to remember their legacy.
China’s Central Archives receives Russian evidence on notorious WWII Unit 731, unveiling trial records and reports of Harbin bio-warfare experiments on over 3,000 victims.
Nearly a century later, we remember the Chinese mainland ‘comfort women’ tragedy: over 2,100 stations and 400,000 victims across 11 Asian countries and regions during WWII.
An ancient lacquer bed from the Shu civilization has been painstakingly restored, bringing new life to a rich cultural heritage. Discover how this revival connects us to the past!
Journey back 6,000 years to the Dawenkou culture and explore their intriguing pictographs—possibly some of the earliest forms of writing! Discover how these ancient symbols connect to our modern world.