Beijing Opera: Raid On The White-Tiger Regiment
Beijing Opera Raid On The White Tiger Regiment is based on a true event during the Korean War in which…
Chairman Mao on the Korean War
We’ll take an enduring warfare to destroy the main force of the enemy forces piecemeal.
Three Kingdoms Romance
Could anyone name a relation with the US that is actually good for a country and worth bothering about?
A Memory of the Korean War
A South Korean's recollection of the Korean War half a century after the armistice for a temporary cease-fire was signed…
Japanese Soldiers in Chinese Prison
Old photos of the Japanese troops captured by Chinese armies.
Secret Meetings to Shape the World
For decades, this shadowy organization works on strategies and policies aiming at subjugating the entire humanity under the rule of…
Why Washington Cannot Not Go To War?
America is the most robust country in the world, but also the most vulnerable because it is a state without…
A World War Between Global Elite Dictatorship And Mass Democracy Movement
Humanity has been brought to a crossroads by coming of age with the Internet and digitalisation of daily lives, warned…
Israel’s Nuclear Program
Israel’s involvement with nuclear technology dates back to the founding of the country in 1948. In 1949 French atomic energy…
Unit 731, Japan’s Bio Warfare Army (1)
] The core members of the Japanese Unit 731 posed before a shack piled with human bodies disposed of after…
The Invisible Great Wall Of China
Legend had it that a county named Eternal Clarity (永清县) located halfway between Beijing and Tianjin was once a bloody…
Korean War – The Turning Point in the US Military History
After WWII, the Korean Peninsula was divided along the 38th Parallel to be under the wings of the Soviet Union…
Tibetan Lama’s Magic Horn
When Tibetan lamas speak of love, compassion and tolerance, the dark history of Tibet and the cruel nature of Lamaism…
Why the Nanjing Massacre Mastermind Never Prosecuted?
300,000 Chinese massacred in Nanjing and millions more who lost their lives in other parts of China at the hand…
The Memory of June 4, 1989, by a Student on Tiananmen Square
There are many versions on how the first death occurred, but all acknowledged that the mobs pounced on a soldier,…
A Scholar’s Recount Of The Tiananmen Incident 1989
The following is an eye-twinness account penned in 2009 by 彩云舒, a Beijing scholar. English translation by Fish, photos and…
A Child-Witness Account of Tiananmen Incident 1989
I didn't see any dead bodies but noticed a large number of abandoned bicycles, and badly burned buses turned sideways,…
An Eye-Witness Account Of The Tiananmen Incident 1989
The following is a Chinese language post penned by 老气横秋 who participated and witnessed the Tiananmen Incident 1989 and its…