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For over 6,000 years, the temple fair at Taihao Mausoleum in Zhoukou, Henan, has brought people together. What was once a simple "Ni Ni Dog" clay whistle is now recognized as intangible cultural heritage. Dirt paths have given way to clean, wide streets, yet the fair still carries prayers, family wishes, and childhood memories. The temple fair remains the same, while the hometown quietly transforms.
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The two-part documentary Finding Iris Chang explores the life and legacy of a woman who devoted the latter years of her short life to exposing the truth about one of the darkest chapters in 20th century history. Inspired by her family's experience during World War II, Chinese-American writer Iris Chang traveled across the United States to gather rare materials on the Nanjing Massacre, personally visited survivors in Nanjing, and uncovered a number of important historical documents, including the diaries of eyewitness John Rabe.
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The two-part documentary Finding Iris Chang explores the life and legacy of a woman who devoted the latter years of her short life to exposing the truth about one of the darkest chapters in 20th century history. Inspired by her family's experience during World War II, Chinese-American writer Iris Chang traveled across the United States to gather rare materials on the Nanjing Massacre, personally visited survivors in Nanjing, and uncovered a number of important historical documents, including the diaries of eyewitness John Rabe.
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For four decades, photographer Xi Zhinong has used his camera to protect life; from being the first to film the endangered Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys to documenting herders protecting snow leopards and recording the call of the rare green peafowl in the Honghe River Valley, he has traced China's journey in promoting biodiversity.