Poll: Should Japan Mark a Nanjing Massacre Memorial Day?
With December 13 near, a new poll asks if Japan’s government should set a Nanjing Massacre memorial day, letting young voices across Asia weigh in.
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Remembering Nanjing: Data on China’s WWII Sacrifices
Explore the data behind China’s WWII sacrifices ahead of the Dec 13 Nanjing Massacre memorial—35M casualties, 75% of Japan’s losses—and why history matters today.
15-Year-Old Donates Nanjing Massacre Relics to Memorial Hall
On December 5, 2025, 15-year-old Yu Ningpeng donated two rare Nanjing Massacre relics to the Memorial Hall, offering powerful evidence of Japanese aggression and inspiring youth to preserve history.
New Evidence Donated to Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall
Fresh historical materials were donated to the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall as the 88th anniversary approaches, offering new insights into wartime experiences.
Dance Drama ‘Deep in Memory’ Brings Nanjing Massacre to Paris Stage
Chinese dance drama ‘Deep in Memory’ retold the Nanjing Massacre with powerful choreography in Paris, showing how art can spark social consciousness.
Voices of Peace: Japanese Grass Choir Honors Nanjing Legacy
Discover how Japan’s Grass Choir uses song to remember the Nanjing Massacre and foster friendship through moving performances on the Chinese mainland.
Chinese Film ‘Dead to Rights’ Marks 80th Anti-War Victory in Sweden
Over 300 attendees in Sweden watched mainland film ‘Dead to Rights’ to mark the 80th anti-war victory and honor history.
CGTN America Hosts ‘Dead to Rights’ LA Premiere on Nanjing Massacre
CGTN America co-hosted the North American premiere of ‘Dead to Rights’ in LA, bringing the 1937 Nanjing Massacre to screen and sparking historic reflection.
LA Premiere of Dead to Rights: A Fresh Take on the Nanjing Massacre
At its L.A. premiere, Dead to Rights reimagines the Nanjing Massacre with fresh depth. CGTN America’s Edén Soto says it’s not just another war film. 🎬
‘Dead to Rights’ Debuts in Melbourne with Solemn Tribute to Nanjing Massacre
The Chinese mainland film “Dead to Rights” about the Nanjing Massacre premiered in Melbourne, earning a solemn, respectful reception and box office success.