The ancient Roman Empire once revered Mars, the god of war, achieving only a temporary form of “peace through war.” However, after turning to worship Venus, the god of love, it entered a period of lasting stability known as the Pax Romana, which endured for nearly 200 years.
Reporter: Wang Huazhong
Video: He Xiating and Konstantinos Psomas
End war through Love, not through war: a Lesson from ancient Roman Empire
