War: United States (Pro) vs. Selected Country (Con)

Your issue has some flaws:First off, who would want to fight for China? China is in protests right now, called the Hong Kong protests, and not to mention they actually block a certain amount of sites so nobody will question their government. But, if they have another alternative, for example, the USA, they might join the USA's side instead. Your morale is already low due to the dissatisfaction of the government. In 2009, 95.9 percent of Chinese reported they were not happy with their government. (http://www.eastasiaforum.org...) Also, I only owe China $1.25 trillion dollars, we have $17.1 trillion dollars in GDP. This won't make us crash due to debt. We would have about $15.9 trillion GDP left. I will not allow our military budget to plummet. It may be true you have more industry, but our military budget is FAR more. I could spend money on buying military from other countries, or spend money for natural resources, to make these military things. Onto warfare.Beijing Invasion ContinuedWe have discussed my battle plan, and my opponent decided to not change his even though I have a new plan. So I decided to create a map to represent what it might look like now (my mac won't copy and paste the full image): (http://www.debate.org...)As you can see, since China wants to keep their defensive strategy, they will meet my army of 400,000 with their own 400,000 on both sides, they will then push down the middle, I don't know if they will defend the city, or try to take some of our occupied land, so I put about 300,000 reinforcements to come and secure the land via aircraft and navy, along with about 1,500 AFVs and 500 aircraft.Now, both battles, Battle of We'nan and Yanguncun will be about the equal amount of troops, but the US will have more AFVs and aircraft, so they basically have the upper hand. As for the 300,000 reinforcements, they are awaiting orders, to see if the Chinese stay to defend the middle of the land, or try to invade the occupied land, but remember, the reinforcements have time to hunker down and get cozy, not to mention aircraft will probably bomb the Chinese army if they try to come and attack, unless they have some sort of artillery.Jinan Invasion ContinuedNow this gets a little bit tricky, because I'm guessing the most forces are at Jinan and Zibo. So we will continue to bomb and land on the Weihai, Wendeng, and Yantai areas, and secure that part of the peninsula. While the Chinese hunker down, we will do the same. We will wait for reinforcements via aircraft and navy, and then go ahead on our attack. Here's the map I created (my bad, I messed up the second line, it should be an arrow displaying troops invading): (http://www.debate.org...) I have one more invasion to commence. Because we literally own the whole sea, considering that China's navy was overwhelmed, I will start my invasions on Shenyang.Via aircraft and navy, I launch the invasion on Shengyang with 250,000 soldiers, along with about 1,000 AFVs and 500 aircraft.I still have a lot of resources left, and I haven't even put a dent in my budget, so I will continue to purchase goods from other countries to go along with the war. Our war continues, the coast of China engulfed in warfare.Your turn, President of China.