Good Chinese films help popularize its contributions on WWII_英语频道_央视网(cctv.com)

“History is written by victors of any particular moment. Many countries played an immense role in World War II and ending World War II, which is something not acknowledged in Hollywood popular culture,” Ravi Agrawal, editor in chief of America’s Foreign Policy magazine, said when taking the question from CCTV.com during his visit to the Center for China and Globalization (CCG) recently. 

Ravi Agrawal delivers a speech at Center for China and Globalization, Beijing, July 25.

Ravi first delivered a speech on the current world system. In his speech, he praised China’s efforts in green transition and said “China’s incredible advances in solar and wind and electric vehicles have fundamentally transformed the nature of the Chinese economy.”

Ravi Agrawal and President of CCG Henry Wang Huiyao discuss on challenges facing global governance, climate change and put forward solutions in Beijing, July 25.

 With regard to China’s contributions to World War II, Ravi said, “History gets told by those who told it the best. Every country, every culture needs to speak for itself. We’ve lived through an era where Hollywood, America and West have an outsized role in telling the history of the world. It is beginning to change. China should make movies which focus on its contributions on WWII, and popularize them to a global audience.”

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