Before revision: In Taiwan In Taiwan, the Chinese Nationalist Party (Kuomintang) who moved to Taiwan after losing the Chinese civil war to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in the late 1940s changed slogans that were previously used in Mainland China with one such example, a slogan used to promote anti-communism and to fight against Russian idealism - "救同胞" (fǎngòng kàng'é jiùtóngbāo, Resist communism and fight Russia, rescue our compatriots) - to "反攻復國救同胞" (fǎngōng fùguó jiùtóngbāo, Counter-attack, recover the nation, rescue our compatriots) to construct the idea of Chinese communists as Russian allies and traitors to the Han Chinese.
After revision: In Taiwan In Taiwan, the Chinese Nationalist Party (Kuomintang) who moved to Taiwan after losing the Chinese civil war to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in the late 1940s changed slogans that were previously used in mainland China with one such example, a slogan used to promote anti-communism and to fight against Russian idealism - "救同胞" (fǎngòng kàng'é jiùtóngbāo, Resist communism and fight Russia, rescue our compatriots) - to "反攻復國救同胞" (fǎngōng fùguó jiùtóngbāo, Counter-attack, recover the nation, rescue our compatriots) to construct the idea of Chinese communists as Russian allies and traitors to the Han Chinese.