The year 2025 marks the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War.

Even amid the fiercest conflicts, the spirit of humanitarianism persisted, transcending national borders and ideological divides.

Youth Leaders from China and Europe harness their entrepreneurial spirit and tech vision to build global solidarity in a fractured world.

The brave acts of Chinese fishermen on China's east Dongji Island to save British prisoners of war present lessons of peace building in time of war.

A museum tells the history of Jewish refugees in Shanghai during World War II, documenting their shared joys and sorrows in the Chinese city.

Thomas Rabe retells the story of his grandfather, who saved the lives of around 250,000 Chinese people during the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, and recorded the atrocities around him in the Diaries of John Rabe.

This issue's Special Report delves into the tangible impacts of China's planning on smart industries, digital cities, people's livelihoods, and global engagement, while exploring its shared lessons for long-term governance worldwide.

The five-year plan both embodies visionary top-level design and stays grounded in the needs of people's livelihood.

Beijing defines a new model for digital-friendly cities where technology meets people's needs and global cooperation drives inclusivity.

New energy vehicle is driving Anhui's manufacturing transformation.

During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, a government-led transformation, incorporating resident's participation, has breathed new life into the capital's aging neighborhoods.

China's push for greater opening-up and its appeal for foreign businesses gains momentum despite global uncertainties.

China's five-year plans crystallize a governance model that merges long-term strategic vision with adaptive execution.

In this issue's Special Report, we delve into why China's museums continue to capture the nation's imagination.