A total of 100 historical photos were displayed in the National Aquatics Center, known as Water Cube, in Beijing Tuesday, showcasing the efforts of overseas Chinese in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
Wartime slave laborers unhappy with offer but take it because of their age
A US exhibition on Yunnan province and the Flying Tigers provides a boost to cultural exchanges between China and the United States, and it helps people remember the days when US volunteers helped China fight the Japanese invaders, a senior official of the Chinese consulate general in New York said on Sunday.
Beijing plans to guarantee quality air by cutting emissions caused by industrial production and vehicles when it stages military parade on Sept 3.
An exhibition about beautiful Yunnan and the Flying Tigers provides a boost to cultural exchange between China and America, and helps us remember the days when American volunteers helped China flight the Japanese invaders, said a senior official of the Chinese Consulate General in New York on Sunday.
In 2005, 15 former pilots from the "Flying Tigers", the nickname of the American Volunteer Group, visited the Nanjing Anti-Japanese Aviation Memorial Hall to lay wreathes and honor their fallen comrades.
Jiangsu hosts exhibition to remember the bravery and skill of pilots who risked their lives to carry out the most dangerous operation.
A museum on World War II has opened in Northeast China's Heilongjiang province, as the country marks 70 years since the conflict's end.
President Xi Jinping has called for efforts to study the significance of China's resistance against Japanese invasion and its role in World War II.
A group of Chinese peace lovers from Yunnan province is on a 35-day tour around the US to honor the Flying Tigers - the American pilots who fought in China during the World War II.
Steel mills in Beijing and neighboring regions will be shut down or reduce production starting in late August to guarantee quality air for the military parade marking the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II on Sept 3.
It is explicit about the nature of the Japan-launched war and the establishment of a "peacefully inclined government" in Tokyo.