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China's V-Day events offer global peace platform: Pakistani reporter

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By Wang Yiming, Fu Junhua
| China.org.cn
China's commemorations of the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War offer a platform for world leaders to seek peace, according to Irfan Ashraf, a senior reporter and anchor from Pakistan's SAMAA TV. Ashraf said the Sept.
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Jamaican ambassador on China's 'two sessions'- China.org.cn

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By Xu Xiaoxuan, Fu Junhua
| China.org.cn
Editor's note: As the highly anticipated annual "two sessions" convene, China.org.cn speaks with ambassadors and diplomats in Beijing to gain their insights. In this episode, the Jamaican ambassador to China discusses China's role in global economic growth and the deepening bilateral cooperation.
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Beijing celebrates Laba Festival with tradition

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By Fu Junhua, Zhang Tingting
| China.org.cn
An event marking the Laba Festival was held Tuesday morning at the Beijing Folk Customs Museum in Chaoyang district. The Laba Festival, which falls on Jan.7 this year, is considered a prelude to the Spring Festival, the most important festival in the Chinese calendar. Three major customs associated with Laba Festival are ancestor worship, eating Laba porridge and making Laba garlic. The distribution of Laba porridge at the museum helped to enhance the festive atmosphere.
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​Taiwan writer Chang Yu's latest book launches in Beijing

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By Liao Jiaxin, Fu Junhua
| China.org.cn
The book explores the life of Chang Wenxue, the author's grandfather. It follows his journey from Henan to Taiwan in 1949, his subsequent life in Taiwan, and his eventual return to his hometown after nearly four decades. Spanning three generations, the narrative traces the family's experiences across the Taiwan Strait. It highlights the enduring strength of family bonds and explores a generation's quest for identity and emotional expression.
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