China has inaugurated a national memorial website allowing visitors to honor Chinese victims of the Nanjing Massacre by virtually lighting candles, presenting flowers and planting trees.
Zhu Baoguo, a collector, shows an album, published in 1984 in China, revealing Japan's atrocities during World War II, in Yichang city, Hubei province, on July 6.
A collection of newly-deciphered evidence about Japan's invasion of China recorded by a Japanese monthly newspaper and confidential records of the Japanese military police during World War II were released on Tuesday in Changchun, capital city of Jilin province.
Confessions made by 45 Japanese war criminals tried and convicted by military tribunals in China after World War II (WWII) were published online.
Ignoring strong protests from home and abroad, the Japanese cabinet approved a resolution that would allow the country to exercise the so-called "collective self-defense right" by reinterpreting its pacifist Constitution.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's Cabinet has effectively gutted the war-renouncing Article 9 of Japan's postwar Constitution.
Relevant departments are mediating a strike at a Japanese-funded electronic company in China's manufacturing hub Dongguan, Guangdong province.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is leading his country down a dangerous path as his cabinet is poised to approve a so-called constitutional "reinterpretation" that essentially guts Japan's pacifist charter.
Chinese Vice Premier Liu Yandong urges the Japanese side to face up to history and make concrete efforts to strengthen bilateral ties.
An editorial published on the website of New York Times has urged Japan not to try to rewrite its past by releasing a report on World War II sex slaves.
Abe and his increasingly assertive cabinet should be reminded that any kind of stigmatization of the Kono Statement, which is another bald-faced denial of history, is doomed to failure.
Asia's largest military brothel during World War II has been officially listed as a city-level heritage site in Nanjing, Jiangsu province.
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