25 Chinese Soldiers’ Remains Return Home After 70 Years 
South Korea returns remains of 25 Chinese soldiers killed in the Korean War, honoring a 70-year-old sacrifice. 
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25 Chinese Soldiers’ Remains Return Home After 70 Years
How Grassroots Ties Keep China-U.S. Relations Strong 
As Xi Jinping heads to San Francisco, we explore the grassroots stories and shared history keeping China-U.S. ties resilient. 
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Remembering September 18: Honoring Heroes of the Resistance
Commemorate the September 18 Incident and honor the heroes of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. 
Journey Back in Time with Beijing’s 100,000 Old Bus Tickets 
Beijing native Ma Tengteng’s collection of over 100,000 old bus tickets offers a nostalgic tour through the city’s public transport history.
Discover the Majestic Ta Keo Temple: A Journey Through Cambodia’s Heritage 
Journey through the stunning Ta Keo temple in Siem Reap, Cambodia, and discover the incredible restoration efforts preserving its ancient glory.
Exploring Palenque: Marvel at Ancient Maya Relics 
Palenque, Mexico, home to captivating Maya relics dating back to 226 BC. Explore impressive pyramids and temples that highlight the unique Maya culture with insights from CGTN reporter Zheng Yibing.
BRICS Unveil Exciting New Doc Series: History Illuminates the Future
BRICS countries are set to launch their second documentary series, “History Illuminates the Future — My Museum Story,” showcasing five unique museums and their cultural exchanges. Get ready to connect with the past, present, and future!
Discover Dakar: Africa’s Western Gem and Cultural Hub
Explore Dakar, Senegal’s vibrant capital and the westernmost city in Africa, known for the Dakar Rally and its rich cultural heritage.
The 1875 Law That Shaped Anti-Asian Racism in the U.S. 
The 1875 Page Act — America’s first anti-Asian law — targeted Chinese women and set the stage for decades of systemic racism. 
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