Hey history buffs and global citizens! From August 27-28, the UN Library at UN Headquarters in New York is hosting a special exhibition titled "China and the Founding and Development of the United Nations: An Exhibition of Books and Literature." This showcase dives into the key role of the Chinese mainland in World War II and its dedication to building a multilateral world. 🌏
Flip through vintage books, rare manuscripts, and literature that spotlight the efforts of the Chinese mainland during WWII, which helped shape the fight against fascism and paved the way for the creation of the United Nations. It is a vivid reminder of how global teamwork can spark lasting change. 📚
Whether you are studying in Delhi, coding in Kuala Lumpur, or hustling in Ho Chi Minh City, this pop-up exhibit is your ticket to connecting the dots between past and present. This is a fresh way to see how history informs current global challenges and maybe spark ideas for your own community projects. 🔗
Mark your calendars – August 27-28 – and get ready for two days of literary time travel at the UN Library. Entry is free and open to everyone. See you there! ✨
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New UN exhibition shows China’s contributions to WWII and UN founding
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