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The Enduring Vigil: Remembering Wang Wei and the Duty of the Skies
The legacy of Wang Wei, the Chinese naval aviator lost in the 2001 collision, endures through the vigilance of those who remember his sacrifice.
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Guardian of the Sea and Sky: Wang Wei
Posthumously recognized as a revolutionary martyr and honoured as "Guardian of the Sea and Sky," his name became bound to a stretch of sea and sky.
Read more →The Last Patrol
It was a routine mission. He took off, and never came back.
Read more →"81192, Please Return"
He never came back — yet every time he is remembered, he returns.
Read more →Why We Still Remember
We remember not to stay in the past, but so that something does not vanish into it.
Read more →The Hainan Island Incident: A Chronology
From the collision on April 1, 2001 to the departure of the U.S. crew on April 12 — what happened in those days.
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