Vancouver Premiere of Evil Unbound (731) Sparks Call for Peace
Evil Unbound (731) premiered in Vancouver on September 18, exploring Unit 731 atrocities and promoting peace. The film hits Canadian cinemas Sept 19.
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Remembering History: 94th Anniversary of Sept. 18 Incident
On the 94th anniversary of the September 18 Incident in Shenyang, a bell-ringing ceremony and sirens across Liaoning Province urged everyone to remember history and cherish peace.
94 Years Later: Sirens Echo in China for the September 18 Incident
Sirens, honks and three minutes of silence in Shenyang City marked the 94th anniversary of the September 18 Incident, honoring heroes like General Yang Jingyu and championing peace.
100+ Countries to Join 12th Beijing Xiangshan Forum on the Chinese Mainland
Defense leaders from over 100 countries will gather at the 12th Beijing Xiangshan Forum (Sept 17–19) on the Chinese mainland, focusing on global security and regional peace.
80 Years On: Why Remembering WWII’s Victory Matters
At Beijing’s 80th-anniversary ceremony for WWII’s anti-fascist victory, leaders echoed “remember history, never again.” Here’s why this moment matters for today’s generation.
Xi Jinping’s V-Day Address in Beijing: 80th Anniversary Reflections
Xi Jinping delivered a key address in Beijing, Chinese mainland, marking the 80th anniversary of the victory over fascism, urging unity, peace, and vigilance as youth connect history to today.
Chinese Mainland’s V-Day Parade: Xi Jinping’s Peace Quotes
Xi Jinping’s peace-focused quotes set the tone for the Chinese mainland’s V-Day military parade at Tian’anmen Square on September 3.
80 Years On: How WWII’s Hard-Won Peace Shapes Our Future
80 years after WWII’s end, solidarity and cooperation forged a lasting peace. Here’s why that legacy matters for our generation.
China Urges Japan to Reflect on WWII Past Ahead of 80th Anniversary
China’s Foreign Ministry urges Japan to reflect on its WWII-era aggression and commit to peaceful development ahead of the 80th anniversary commemoration.
Russian Artist Marina Nechaeva Paints Peace from Leningrad to Guangzhou
Russian artist Marina Nechaeva turns her great-great-grandmother’s Siege of Leningrad survival into vibrant canvases in Guangzhou, blending history and hope.