Name: American donor of Japanese war crime evidence settling in China
Uploaded: 2026-03-18T17:42:05+08:00
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Description: Evan Kail, an American pawnshop owner who gained recognition in China for donating a photo album documenting Japanese war crimes during World War II, said he is settling in China.

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Evan Kail, an American pawnshop owner who gained recognition in China for donating a photo album documenting Japanese war crimes during World War II, said he is settling in China. The vlogger announced the news through his Chinese social media accounts on Monday and shared his willingness to showcase China to the West by telling Chinese stories. In the video, he also thanked the kindness shown to him during his staying in China and said he was ready to do more for peace.

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