First Sino-Japanese War

Ambassador to Tokyo plays down Japan's absence from parade, says ties are healthy

24 Apr 2009

Despite the conspicuous absence of the Japanese fleet at China's grand naval showcase yesterday, the military exchange between the two historical rivals is thriving and on a healthy and active...

Japanese told to avoid prostitutes on mainland

22 Sep 2007

Japanese diplomats have warned their compatriots against visiting prostitutes on the mainland, saying those who are caught by the authorities faced fines and detention, and could be banned from re...

War celebrations not meant to vex Japan, says official

19 Jul 2005

Spokesman highlights cultural links shared by both countries

Mainland celebrations for the 60th anniversary of the end of the Sino-Japanese war are not aimed at fanning anti-Japanese...

Sino-Japanese war exhibition

27 Jun 2005

An exhibition of valuable artefacts and photographs will be held at the Museum of Coastal Defence in Shau Kei Wan to commemorate the 60th anniversary of China's War of Resistance against Japan...

Activists' stunts won't solve Diaoyu dispute

26 Mar 2004

Periodic journeys to the disputed Diaoyu Islands by groups such as the Patriots Alliance Network serve to keep the issue alive, but at what cost and to what end? For all their riskiness, these...

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Translation the problem

I would like to take issue with Marshall Berdan's accusation (South China Morning Post, September 11) of a so-called 'obscene travesty' in the name 'Sino-Japanese War Victory Day'. First of all,...

Angered by misconception of Sino-Japanese day

For the past two years I have held my tongue during the third week in August, but this year I find that I must speak out against the obscene travesty contained in the name of the Sino-Japanese War...

Vow to continue campaign

AS the world remembers the dropping of the bomb on Hiroshima, Tong Zeng, a researcher who spearheaded the war reparation movement in China for six years, will be at home in Beijing.