Why Flying Tigers? Chinese people: A tiger who flies cannot be defeated.

2025-11-10

Why "Flying Tigers"? Jeffrey Greene, chairman of the Sino-American Aviation Heritage Foundation, shares the profound legacy of this legendary WWII unit — and why its story still bridges Chinese and American history.

Colleges' wartime resilience exhibited

2025-11-10

A panoramic exhibition commemorating the relocation of Chinese universities during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1931-45) opened over the weekend at Sanming University in East China's Fujian province.

'Looking China' brings American youth closer to Chinese culture

2025-11-10

When Christine Jiaqi An, a Chinese American filmmaker who graduated from Boston University, looks back on her trip to China in 2024, what comes to mind is not only the documentary she helped create, but the quiet moments of connection — sharing meals around village tables, learning traditional songs and sitting shoulder to shoulder with new friends along a mountain road in Guizhou province.

Descendant of Flying Tigers on China's military parade: There are no winners in war

2025-11-07

​Nell Chennault Calloway, granddaughter of Claire Lee Chennault, commander of the Flying Tigers, has been invited to China's military parade three times.

Ode to oneness

2025-11-07

It was originally intended to celebrate the 250th anniversary of Ludwig van Beethoven's birth, but the pandemic delayed the 2020 premiere, giving Chinese American composer Tan Dun time to expand his Choral Concerto: Nine into a three-part composition.

New Yorker finds a second home in Fuzhou through language and song

2025-11-06

An original song in the Fuzhou dialect recently echoed through the valleys of Minhou county, as American content creator Juan collaborated with local artists to film a short music video for "Beautiful Minhou" at the base of Wuhu Mountain in Fuzhou city, Fujian province.

From ancient lanes to historic crafts: Discovering Fuzhou

2025-11-04

While northern Fujian is defined by its pristine mountain landscapes, the provincial capital of Fuzhou holds the soul of the province — its elegant lanes and hillside alleyways forming a living continuum of culture that bridges classical tradition and contemporary creativity.

Remembering the forgotten front of World War II

2025-11-04

History is a dialogue with the past that never abandons its concern for the present.