Wartime hero's legacy fortifies Sino-UK bond

WWII bond lives on as U.S. students pay tribute to Flying Tiger rescued by Chinese people

Students place chrysanthemums on the tombstone of U.S. Flying Tiger pilot Glen Beneda in Hong'an County, central China's Hubei Province, July 28, 2025.

90-year-old WWII veteran inspires Hong Kong youth with tales of valor, peace

At a monument in memory of a group of anti-Japanese aggression martyrs in Lung Kwu Tan in the western part of Tuen Mun District of Hong Kong, 90-year-old veteran Lin Zhen stands with a cane, the medals around her neck glinting in the sunlight.

American journalist's photos and writing rekindle China's wartime memories

As China prepares to mark the 80th anniversary of its victory in the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression on Sept. 3, a remote town in central China's Hubei Province is quietly staging a powerful act of remembrance.

Blood, memory, and untold stories: Global journalists explore China's WWII sacrifices

"Overseas reporters should share more of China's wartime history," Alina said. "Many believe World War II ended in May when Germany unconditionally surrendered to the Allied forces, but few know it truly concluded on September 2."

Hero Hogg highlights China's overlooked wartime story

Born in 1915, Hogg was a young British journalist who arrived in China during one of its darkest hours, the brutal Japanese invasion. Yet rather than returning to the safety of home, Hogg chose to stay and risk his life to support and protect the Chinese people.

Tracing Flying Tigers' historical sites in mountainous China

Visiting the dramatic hairpin road of 24-Zig, Jeffrey Greene felt more deeply about the greatness of the people in Guizhou who built this critical path during World War II.

Chinese people's heroic victory praised

When Japanese militarists launched their full-scale invasion of China 88 years ago, the Chinese military and people initiated a whole-of-nation war effort that opened the main Eastern battlefield in the global war against fascism.

Unit 731 atrocities a deep wound that can't be forgotten

As 80th anniversary of war victory nears, memories of Japanese crimes still vivid

Remembering Lugou Bridge Incident, uncovering true history of Japan's long-planned invasion of China

It has been 88 years since the outbreak of Japan's full-scale invasion of China. True history should not be concealed, let alone distorted. Remembering true history is necessary to draw lessons from it and to cherish peace.

Video testimony of former Unit 731 member released

A former member of Unit 731, the notorious germ-warfare detachment of the Japanese Imperial Army during World War II, has confessed to conducting human experiments, including dissecting still-warm bodies, and developing biological weapons, according to video evidence released for the first time.

Descendant of a sailor from former destroyer Zhanjiang boards new destroyer Zhanjiang

Now a PhD student majoring in physics at the City University of Hong Kong, Shi Lingchi grew up with her grandfather and often listened to his stories about the former destroyer Zhanjiang. Setting foot on the new destroyer today, she felt a lot.

Female martial arts athlete becomes "combat instructor"

Female officers serving in male soldier squadrons remain uncommon within in the military, yet through her capabilities, her aspiration was ultimately realized.

Aircraft carrier's visit sparks national pride in HK

The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region witnessed a historic display of national pride and naval power as China's first domestically built aircraft carrier, the CNS Shandong, arrived on Thursday, accompanied by a formidable escort fleet.

Naval fleet led by Shandong aircraft carrier visits Hong Kong, opens for tours

On his 28th birthday, Lieutenant Xie Huigui of the Chinese Navy was on board China's first domestically built aircraft carrier Shandong, bound for a five-day visit to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR).