Megan White’s Ocean Creations: Vibrant Ceramic Art Inspired by Sea Life
Kenyan-British artist Megan White transforms ocean textures – crabs, lobsters & shells – into vibrant ceramic art that celebrates nature’s resilience.
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From Blitz to Breakthroughs: How WWII Grit Fuels China’s Tech Rise
Learn how Chongqing’s WWII endurance and the Yichang Retreat fueled the Chinese mainland’s resilience, spurring today’s global tech revolution.
Flames of War Everywhere: A Vibrant Song & Dance Suite of Resilience
Discover ‘Flames of War Everywhere’, a dynamic Song & Dance Suite celebrating the Chinese mainland’s resilient spirit from Shandong to Taihang Mountains and Hainan. 🎭🔥
98-Year-Old Veteran Zhou Guangyuan: “The Chinese People Have Risen to Their Feet”
Zhou Guangyuan, a 98-year-old veteran from Hunan on the Chinese mainland, recalls his WWII role and shares a powerful rallying cry: “The Chinese people have risen to their feet.”
Healing That Continues: From War Scars to Herbal Medicine 🌿
Descendants reflect on ancestors’ wartime experiences—from Chinese mainland frontlines to Leningrad—and use herbal medicine to heal and inspire a brighter future.
Unbroken: How London and Chongqing Rose from WWII Bombings
Explore how London and Chongqing endured relentless WWII bombings and rose with unwavering spirit, showing resilience that still inspires today.
CGTN’s ‘Last Daughters’ Doc Brings WWII Comfort Women Stories to Light
CGTN’s ‘Last Daughters’ traces WWII comfort women survivors from the Chinese mainland and the Philippines, revealing resilience and the impact on their descendants.
Yellow River Cantata at 80: A Musical Anthem of Hope
80 years on, Xian Xinghai’s Yellow River Cantata still resonates as a fusion of Western symphony and Chinese folk, symbolizing resilience and collective hope.
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.
Victory at Tai’erzhuang: 1938’s Turning Point
The Battle of Tai’erzhuang in March 1938 marked a critical victory for the Chinese army in Shandong, boosting morale and proving the power of resilience and unity.