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Remembering Nanjing Massacre: The pursuit of historical truth and commitment to world peace

In recent years, a growing number of Chinese publications on the Nanjing Massacre have been translated into foreign languages, presenting historical truths to the global community. Among these publications is the Journal of Nanjing Massacre Studies

Rabe and China: A testimony to history and a call to action

Rabe and China is the first publication that contains the original report John Rabe submitted to Adolf Hitler upon his return to Germany in 1938

Commemorating victory, confronting complexities
What war means

An exploration of how atrocities come to pass

The forgotten allies of the World Anti-Fascist War

In the Western telling of the World Anti-Fascist War, or the World War II, the story unfolds as if the fate of humanity was decided primarily on the beaches of Normandy, the streets of Paris and the skies over London

Remembering China's role in World War II

On September 2, the world observed 80 years since the signing of the Japanese Instrument of Surrender, bringing an end to World War II

A society in motion

It has been more than a year since my visit to Xizang Autonomous Region, yet the multitude of impressions from that journey remain vivid in my mind

Understanding China through its leader's voice

In a world increasingly shaped by geopolitical suspicion and strategic mistrust, it is tempting to dismiss official documents from rival nations as mere propaganda

China's road from the war of resistance to the UN Security Council

China’s place in the UNSC isn’t a gift or a concession; it is earned on the battlefields, paid for in blood and secured through tireless diplomacy

The Unseen Fronts

Remembering the many faces of WWII
Can the SCO Reshape Eurasian Geopolitics?

The organization's emerging role in continental unity
Cultural and humanitarian cooperation integral to the SCO

A Russian professor gives an insider's perspective