China erects monument to commemorate signing of Cairo Declaration

中国树立纪念碑纪念《开罗宣言》签署

The Beijing Hour

2026-05-04

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China has erected a monument at the hotel where the Cairo Declaration was issued to commemorate the document that helped bring an end to WWII and formed part of the post-war international order (01:10). Immersive cultural tourism is emerging as a trend this Labor Day holiday (10:36). The United States is guiding ships out of the Strait of Hormuz starting Monday, while Iran insists that safe passage needs to be coordinated (22:28).
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  • On today's program, China's erected a monument for the Cairo Declaration that affirmed the return

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  • The Chinese embassy in Egypt says China's erected a monument at the Mina House Hotel

  • to commemorate the signing of the Cairo Declaration.

  • Issued by China, the United States and Britain in 1943, the declaration affirmed that territories Japan had stolen,