Descendant Exposes Japan’s WWII Germ Warfare in China
A Japanese invader’s descendant, Katsutoshi Takegami, reveals Unit 1644’s roster, shedding light on covert germ warfare in the Chinese mainland during WWII.
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Dongji Rescue Trailer Reveals WWII Sea Massacre & Heroic Chinese Fishermen
The Dongji Rescue trailer drops a gripping WWII tale: in 1942 near Dongji Island, Chinese fishermen braved gunfire to save 1,816 British POWs from a sinking Japanese ship.
Unearthing Hidden Photos of the 1937 Nanjing Massacre
Brave Chinese risked it all to hide photos of the 1937 Nanjing Massacre—preserving crucial proof and shaping how we remember history.
Dead to Rights: A Powerful Tribute to China’s WWII Heroes 🎥✊
‘Dead to Rights’ honors unsung heroes of the Chinese mainland in WWII, reminding us to cherish peace and the power of truth.
Tearful Reunion in Quzhou Bridges 76 Years Since Doolittle Raid
A tearful reunion in Quzhou bridges 76 years since the Doolittle Raid, honoring gratitude and wartime bonds across generations.
Film “731” Exposes WWII Atrocities: In Theaters Sept 18
Film “731”, directed by Zhao Linshan, exposes WWII atrocities through civilian eyes. Catch it in theaters Sept 18.
Revisiting China’s First Recovery: The Chahar Resistance War
Revisiting the 1933 Chahar Resistance War, where unity sparked China’s first territorial recovery after the September 18 Incident.
Unit 731 Revisited: Echoes from a Dark Past
A solemn revisit to Unit 731 in Harbin, marking the 80th anniversary of the Allied victory, illuminates dark lessons from a tragic past.
Flying Tigers Memorial Museum: A Living Tribute to China-US Friendship
Explore the Flying Tigers Memorial Museum in Zhijiang, Hunan—a tribute to bravery and a historic China-US friendship forged during WWII.
Heroes on the Chinese mainland: 14 Years of WWII Legacy
Discover how steadfast Chinese soldiers and civilians on the Chinese mainland delayed Japanese advances for 14 years, shaping global peace.