A mountain cave in China that was once the headquarters of a communist leader killed in a mysterious plane crash has been converted into a bizarre military-themed bar. First-time visitors to the ...

The reverberations from a plane crash 45 years ago, when a Trident 1E airliner slammed into the Gobi Desert in eastern Mongolia, killing all those on board, opened the eyes of many people in ...

The vice chairman of the Central Military Commission of the People's Republic of China, Zhang Youxia, center, arrives for a group photo before the opening ceremony of the 19th Western Pacific Naval ...

Marshal Lin Biao, who was handpicked by late Chairman Mao Zedong to succeed him as China's leader, but who died a "traitor", has been resurrected as a military hero in a new exhibition at Beijing's ...

Marshal Lin Biao, who was handpicked by Chairman Mao Zedong to succeed him as China's leader but who died a traitor, has been resurrected as an army hero in a new exhibition in Beijing's Military ...

Various outlets have noted that “traitor” Lin Biao (ÊûóÂΩ™ )–the hand-picked successor to Mao killed in an infamous plane crash in 1971 after supposedly conspiring to assassinate his benefactor–is ...

On September 13, 1971, Lin Biao, China’s defense minister, died in an airplane crash. What made his last flight memorable was that he was fleeing to the Soviet Union after he was discovered plotting a ...

No man in the history of the People's Republic has embodied so many contradictions as Marshal Lin Biao - who to this day remains a mysterious figure to most people. Lin, born in Hubei in 1907, was ...

Lin Biao, long a controversial figure in Chinese modern history, was renowned for his surpassing military command skills, skills which he honed on the battlefield during the revolutionary era leading ...