Japanese Scholar Bridges Cultures Through Confucian Wisdom 🌏📚
Discover how Japanese sinologist Ohori Rio is reviving Confucian values for young people seeking harmony in a fast-paced world. 🌸📖 #CulturalBridge
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Ex-Unit 731 Member Confesses to 300 Dissections in Shocking Video 🎥💔
A newly unveiled video reveals a former Unit 731 member confessing to horrific war crimes, including 300 dissections, during Japan’s invasion of China. 🕊️
🎵 Ancient Erhu Captivates Japan: Meet the Musicians Redefining Tradition 🌸
The ancient Chinese erhu is taking Japan by storm, fueled by superstar musicians and cross-cultural love. 🎶🇨🇳🇯🇵 #MusicDiplomacy
Japanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya Visits China for High-Level Talks
Japanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya will visit China on December 25 for high-level talks and cultural exchange meetings.
Japan Returns 16 Crested Ibises to China to Boost Conservation Efforts
Japan has returned 16 Japan-born crested ibises to China’s Beijing Zoo in a significant step towards preserving the endangered species, marking the first such transfer in eight years.
🎸 Japanese Drummer’s 34-Year Rock Journey in China Hits Screens 🎥
Discover Funky, the Japanese drummer who rocked Beijing for 34 years. His story, a bridge between cultures, debuts Oct 21 on CGTN. 🎸 #MusicWithoutBorders
Japan and China Agree on Fukushima Water Monitoring 🌊🤝
Japan agrees to China-led independent monitoring of Fukushima wastewater under IAEA, ensuring safety and transparency. 🌍💧
China Calls for Global Oversight of Fukushima Water Release 🌊👀
China urges Japan and the global community to establish a long-term monitoring plan for Fukushima’s treated water release 🌍⚡
China Praises Ex-Japanese Soldier for WWII Apology
A former Japanese Unit 731 member, Hideo Shimizu, returns to China to apologize for WWII atrocities, earning commendation from China’s Foreign Ministry. 🇨🇳🙏
Japanese Ex-Soldier Apologizes for WWII Atrocities in China
A Japanese ex-soldier offers a heartfelt apology for WWII atrocities in China, seeking reconciliation and reflection on past war crimes.
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