Eight decades after the world emerged from the ashes of WWII, China reflects on its pivotal role in forging a fairer international order. This year marks three historic milestones: the 80th anniversary of victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the triumph of the World Anti-Fascist War, and the founding of the United Nations.
From Battlefields to Boardrooms: A Peacebuilder’s Journey
As bombs fell and nations rebuilt, China stood alongside allies to champion the UN Charter’s principles – sovereignty, equality, and collective security. Today, it pushes for inclusive global governance, advocating for developing nations often left out of high-stakes diplomacy. 🌐🤝
"Peace Isn’t Passive" – A Modern Mission
CGTN’s Wang Guan notes: "China’s postwar story isn’t just about remembering heroes – it’s about reimagining cooperation in our TikTok-speed world." From climate action to digital equity, Beijing positions itself as a bridge between Global North and South.
Why This History Matters Now
With rising geopolitical tensions, China’s emphasis on multilateral solutions offers both a throwback to 1945’s unity and a roadmap for tackling 21st-century crises. As Gen Z activists demand fairer systems, this anniversary sparks fresh debates about power, justice, and whose voices shape our world.
