People's Republic of China

*为人民服务! ("Serve the People!")*

- De-facto motto of the People's Republic of China.

The **People's Republic of China** (Chinese: 中华人民共和国), also known as **China**, is a unitary socialist state located in East Asia. The most populous nation on earth, the People's Republic of China is home to more than 1.5 billion citizens. The PRC also boasts one of the most powerful and largest militaries in the world, all taking orders from the General Secretary of the Communist Party of China.

The People's Republic of China is made up of mainland China, with the PRC controlling the regions of the former Taiwan, Myanmar, Mongolia, Nepal and Bhutan. The PRC shares her borders with India, Vietnam, Laos, the Soviet Union and Korea. It also shares maritime borders with The Philippines, Korea and Japan.

The PRC is rich with history, dating back to ancient times to the Cultural Revolution. The citizens of the People's Republic of China pledge their allegiance to the Communist Party and to Mao Zedong. The fire of the Worker's Revolution in East Asia shall continue to burn for 10,000 years!

## People's Liberation Army (中国人民解放军)

 **Service branches**
 PLA Navy
 PLA Air Force
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## People's Liberation Army Air Force (中国人民解放军空军)

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### Bombers

Xian H-6K-II is an upgraded variant of the H-6K strategic bomber. It is faster, has a longer operational range and can carry a heavier payload. It lacks defensive weaponry, however. This means that it will most likely have to be escorted by J-34s or J-17s if operating in potentially dangerous fly zones. Jointly designed with Chinese and Vietnamese engineers.
### Fighters

Shenyang J-17 fighter (licensed variant of the T-14M)Chengdu J-34 air superiority fighter (licensed variant of the Type 15C)
### Land Air Defense Systems

TJ-10 air defense system (licensed copy of SY-2000)
## People's Liberation Army Rocket Force (中国人民解放军火箭军)

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The **People's Liberation Army Rocket Force** (PLARF) is the branch of the People's Liberation Army tasked with fielding, maintaining and developing the People's Republic of China's strategic and tactical missiles. The branch was formed on July 1 1966, but didn't make a public appearance until the October 1984 parade. The PLARF maintains and operates many bases, launch pads and facilities throughout the PRC, and can work in-conjunction with the PLAAF when in combat mode.

The PLARF are under the direct command of the **Central Military Commission of the People's Republic of China**, aswell as the authority of Chairman of the Communist Party/President of China Peng Wu. The arsenal of the PLARF primarily consists of many types of ballistic missiles, varying in range and other characteristics. Warheads on these missiles vary as well, however nuclear warheads are not fielded in compliance with the Global Nuclear Weapons Ban. The PLARF specializes in strategic deterrence operations, as well as counter-strike capabilities. They are prepared to either defend or commence offensive operations to turn the tide of combat in favor of the People's Republic of China.

In 2017, with the increasing of relations between the People's Republic of China and the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, the PLARF has agreed to work alongside the Vietnamese *People's Army of Vietnam Strategic Rocket Forces* to ensure the safe defense and protection of the two countries, as well as the controlled territories of both nations from foreign aggressors to socialism in Asia.

### Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles

**Dong Feng 4A ("East Wind 4A, DF-4A) ICBM** - the DF-4A is an intercontinental ballistic missile developed from the DF-4 design, in service since 1976. It can travel at Mach 6.4, and carries a 2.7 megaton yield thermobaric warhead. It has a maximum operational range of 7,000 km, and is launched from either mobile TELs or missile silos on land. The guidance system is inertial. The DF-4A contains a Multiple Independently targetable Reentry Vehicle (MIRV), which allows it to carry multiple warheads (5 total).**Dong Feng 5B (DF-5B) ICBM** - The DF-5B is a class of intercontinental ballistic missile currently fielded by the People's Republic of China. It can travel at speeds of at least Mach 22, and has a maximum range of 12,500km. It is armed with a 22 ton thermobaric warhead, however it has the option to mount a MIRV like its younger brother, the DF-4A. It can carry 3-8 warheads (DF-5B model only), and has an inertial guidance system. The DF-5B can be launched from either a mobile launcher or stationary launch facilities.
### Intermediate-range Ballistic Missiles

**Dong Feng 3A (DF-3A) IRBM** - The DF-3A is an intermediate-range ballistic missile. It has been in service since 1971, however has undergone many modernization refits. Most notably, the nuclear warhead being permanently removed and replaced with a thermobaric one. Though not as powerful as a nuclear warhead by a longshot, this doesn't mean the DF-3A should be looked down upon. With a top speed of Mach 8.6, and a range of 3,100 km, it is more than capable of striking targets within its range, the inertial guidance system will do its job - but it can also be navigated by radar.
### Medium-Range Ballistic Missiles

Dong Feng 21C (DF-21C) MRBMDong Feng 21B (DF-21B) MRBM
### Short-Range Ballistic Missiles

Dong Feng 15A (DF-15A) SRBMDong Feng 15B (DF-15B) SRBMDong Feng 15C (DF-15C) SRBM
### Cruise Missiles

Yingji 18G (YJ-18G) Land Attack Cruise Missile
## People's Liberation Army Ground Force (中国人民解放军陆军)

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### Main Battle Tanks

Type 91 MBTType 92 MBTType 100 MBTType 100 (DCDPAT), carrying extra water and advanced cooling units.Type 100 (FJCDPAT), with enhanced suspension to handle driving over and through trees.Type 100 (AWCDPAT), with advanced heating, and a tea dispenser.
### Infantry Fighting Vehicles

ZBD-17 Heavy Infantry Fighting Vehicle (licensed copy of the Type 80-II)Type 86 IFV (Chinese copy of the Soviet BMP-1)
### Armored Personnel Carrier

Type WZ-960 armored personnel carrier (licensed copy of Type 015G)
### Artillery Pieces

Type 16 152.4mm towed howitzer (licensed copy of Type 79)SY500 rocket artillery unit (licensed copy of Type 96)
### Small Arms

The **Type 63** is an unlicensed copy of the Soviet AM-63 assault rifle. All design aspects, physical and technological, are the same as the Soviet version. AM-63s were brought into China not long ago by Vietnamese forces using the roads to navigate Asia. A few examples were obtained and Chinese engineers learned how to reverse engineer the rifle. It has been pressed into service, however is not widely used yet. The only way to tell a Chinese Type 63 from a Soviet AM-63 is a star symbol stamped onto the handguard, and Chinese characters inscribed into the receiver.**Type 88-1A** is China's next generation assault rifle. The design was presented to Deng Xiaoping in *1988*, but was turned down in favor of cheaper and more readily available assault rifles, such as the Type 56 and Type 81. In 2017, the design was resurrected and has been tested and put into service with the PLA. All branches are authorized to field the Type 88-1A. It has a more durable yet lightweight design, and can withstand moderate to semi-heavy punishment. It fires the 7.62x39mm Soviet round, the same as the Type 56 and 81. It has a detachable box magazine which can carry 30 rounds. The magazine design is a departure from the more iconic "AK-style" magazines found on the Type 56 and 81 assault rifles. The Type 88-1A comes with a built-in targeting scope, which has a dark red tint. It is a hi-res screen which assist the shooter in picking targets and locating hidden ones at night. The Type 88-1A's stock is a foldable one, but can also be completely removed to assist in close-quarters combat scenarios. The Type 88-1A proves to be a modern design, but is still in the limited production range. It will however become the PLA's standard assault rifle by 2018.The **Type 88-1B** is a variant of the Type 88-1A. The 88-1B is aimed at special forces operators, planning to be used by the People's Liberation Army Special Operations Forces. The Type 88-1B features a redesigned forward grip, intended to lose weight. It also has tactical rails on each side and the underside of the rifle, for accessories to be mounted. The built-in targeting scope on the 88-1B is superior to the one found on the 88-1A, it having better resolution and more options to assist the operator. It has a thermal imaging system and can identify friend or foe soldiers. The 88-1B carries a 35 round magazine, which is fashioned to look like the AK-style magazines. The stock is foldable, but can be completely detached. The Type 88-1B is proving to be a very possible successor to the older weapons fielded by the PLA Special Forces, with them planning to adopt the Type 88-1B by the end of 2017.
## People's Liberation Army Navy (中国人民解放军海军)

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### Fleet Admiral Jiang Ling's Fleet

Type 055 Guided Missile DestroyerType 052C DestroyerType 052D DestroyerType 074A CruiserType FL-C1 Torpedo BoatType 069 Nuclear Aircraft CarrierType 97 Attack subType 98 Nuclear attack subType 055B DestroyerType 105 BattleshipType 111 BattleshipType 112 BattleshipType 100 BattleshipType 99 Attack SubType 113 Nuclear Attack SubType 70 Nuclear SupercarrierType 061 CruiserType 072 nuclear powered fleet carrier.Type 257 FrigateType 057 DestroyerType 056 CorvetteType 055C DestroyerType 075 CruiserType 121 BattleshipType 270 Minelaying FrigateType 271 AAW FrigateType 269 Missile FrigateType 058 Helicopter DestroyerType 122 Battleship
### Aircraft

Harbin Z-16C maritime patrol aircraft/anti-submarine warfare helicopterThe **Xian H-8** is a maritime patrol/anti-submarine warfare (ASW) aircraft, based off of the Xian H-6K-II strategic bomber. The H-8 has a greater range, thrust vectoring engines and is slightly faster than the bomber variant. The H-8 is packed with ASW equipment, ranging from air dropped torpedoes, depth charges, noise makers, mines and ASW rockets. Two torpedoes are mounted on pylons on the wings, while everything else listed is carried in an internal. bomb bay. The H-8 is equipped with air search radar, a dipping sonar and a magnetic anomaly detector..A flight of H-8s, combined with Z-16Cs, is enough to cause great concern to any submarine captain unlucky enough to face this aircraft on patrol.
## Naval Roster

### Aircraft Carriers

* Type 069; 15: *V-01 - V-15*
* Type 072; 15: *V-26 - V-35*

### Battleships

* Type 100; 2: *BB-01, BB-02*
* Type 105; 6: *BB-019, BB-020, BB-021, BB-022, BB-023, BB-024*
* Type 111; 8: *BB-054, BB-055, BB-056, BB-057, BB-058, BB-059, BB-060, BB-061*
* Type 121; 1: *BB-062*
* Type 122; 1: *BB-063*

### Cruisers

* Type 060; 25: *C-076 - C-100*
* Type 061; 25: *C-101 - C-125*
* Type 074A; 25:*Erenhot, Datong, Jining, Hohhot, Baotou, Wuhai, Hovsgol, Mandalgovi, Arvaikheer, Xilin Hot, Baicheng, Zhenlai, Tailai, Hulan Ergi, Longjiang, Nianzishan, Fuyu, Keshan, Nehe, Nenjiang, Beian, Hailun, Mingshui, Suileng, Yichun*
* Type 074D; 25: *Tieli, Qingan, Nancha, Hegang, Ondorhaan, Dzuunharaa, Darhan, Suhbaatar, Bulgan, Tsetserleg, Mörön, Tosontsengel, Altay, Karamay, Kuytun, Shihezi, Changji, Korla, Kuqa, Yining, Aksu, C-045, C-046, C-047, C-048, C-049, C-050*
* Type 075; 25: *C-051 - C-075*

### Destroyers

* Type 052C; 60: *Lanzhou, Haikou, Changchun, Zhengzhou, Jinan, Xi'an D-245 - D-299*
* Type 052D; 60: *Kunming, Changsha, Hefei, Yinchuan, Xining, Urumqi, Xiamen, Guiyang, Nanjing, Mandalay, Chengdu, Akyab, Moulmein, D-300 - D-347*
* Type 058 (Helicopter Destroyer); 5: *DV-408 - DV-412*
* Type 055A; 60(5 For Sale): *Henan, Bassein, Yangon, Bago, Amtali, Barisal, Bogra, Thimphu, Tura, Jamalpur, Shillong, Marigaon, Nalbari, Alipurduar, Tawang, Lhasa, Kale, Ye, Dawei, Myeik, Pokhara, Kathmandu, Darjeeling, Imphal, Myingyan, Mektila, D-505 - D-570*
* Type 055B; 60(30 For Sale): *D-571 - D-660*
* Type 055C; 60: *D-661 - D-740*
* Type 057; 60: *D-741 - D-800*

### Frigates

* Type 257; 25: *F-01 - F-025*
* Type 269; 60: *F-348 - F-407*
* Type 270 (Minelaying Frigate, formerly Type 052G); 60: *FM-413 - FM-472*
* Type 271; 5: *F-473 - F-477*

### Submarines

* Type 097; 75: *S-01 - S-75*
* Type 098; 50: *S-76 - S-125*
* Type 099; 75: *S-126 - S-200*
* Type 113; 50: *S-201 - S-250*

## Army Roster

### MBTs

* Type 90: 5000
* Type 91: 2000
* Type 92: 3000
* Type 100: 2000
* Type 100-2: 1000

### Infantry Fighting Vehicles

* ZBD-17: 1000
* Type 86: 7500

### Artillery

* Type 16: 100000
* SY-500: 70000

## Air Force Roster

### Bombers

* H-6K: 1500
* H-6K-ll: 300

### Fighters

* J-17: 1000
* J-20: 2500
* J-31: 1000
* J-34: 100

### Helicopters

* Z-16A: 2000
* Z-16C: 1000

### Air Defence Vehicles

* TJ-10: 50000

* Fleet Restrictions
* Ship Caps
* Production
* Scrapping

*Please visit the Point Store for more details regarding production costs for each ship type.*

All ship classes start off with a certain amount of free ships with initially constructed.

* Any Restricted Ship (Ship that has an upper-class limit): Each class starts with 1 free ship
* Battleships, Battlecruisers, and Battlecarriers: Each class starts with 1 free ship
* Fleet Carriers, Supercarriers: Each class starts with 1 free ship
* Attack Carriers, Large Cruisers/Super Cruisers: Each class starts with 2 free ships
* Light Carriers: Each class starts with 3 free ships
* Heavy Cruisers: Each class starts with 5 free ships
* Escort Carrier: Each class starts with 6 free ships
* Light Cruisers: Each class starts with 8 free ships
* Destroyers: Each class starts with 10 free ships
* Frigates: Each class starts with 15 free ships
* Corvette: Each class starts with 20 free ships

* Nuclear Ballistic Submarine: Each class starts with 4 free ships
* Conventional Ballistic/Nuclear Attack Submarine: Each class starts with 5 free ships
* Conventional Attack Submarine (Diesel-Electric): Each class starts with 10 free ships

* Up To 10 Super Carriers Per Class
* Up To 15 Fleet Carriers Per Class
* Up To 20 Attack Carriers Per Class
* Up To 25 Light Carriers Per Class
* Up To 50 Escort Carriers Per Class

***2 9-Gunners Per Navy***

* Up To 8 Battleships Per Class(Up to 6 Turrets)
	+ Up To 6 7-Gunner Battleships Per Class(36 Ships Per Navy)
	+ Up To 4 8-Gunner Battleships Per Class(16 Ships Per Navy)
	+ Up To 2 9-Gunner Battleships Per Class(2 Ships Per Navy)
* Up To 9 Battlecruisers Per Class(Up to 6 Turrets)
	+ Up To 7 7-Gunner Battlecruisers Per Class(49 Ships Per Navy)
	+ Up To 5 8-Gunner Battlecruisers Per Class(25 Ships Per Navy)
	+ Up To 2 9-Gunner Battlecruisers Per Class(2 Ships Per Navy)
* Up To TBD Battlecarriers Per Class(Up to TBD Turrets)

* Up To 15 Super Cruisers Per Class
* Up To 20 Heavy Cruisers Per Class
* Up To 25 Light Cruisers Per Class

* Up To 60 Destroyers Per Class
* Up To 150 Frigates Per Class
* Up To 175 Corvettes Per Class

* Up To 25 Nuclear Ballistic Missile Submarines Per Class
* Up To 50 Conventional Ballistic Missile Submarines Per Class
* Up To 50 Nuclear Attack Submarines Per Class
* Up To 75 Conventional Attack Submarines Per Class

### Gun Calibers

* Battleships and Battlecruisers: 356mm Up
* Heavy Cruisers and Light Cruisers: 155mm to 356mm
* Corvettes, Destroyers and Frigates: 127mm to 176mm
* Patrol Boats: Up To 127mm

Each navy starts off with 1000 points, and each Navy gains 400 Points per week. After the week is up, any unused Points roll over to the next week. This will happen until you have 1,600 Points, in which case no Points will roll over. You must post your up-to-date Points at all times. If you go over your points, you will have your points reduced for a certain amount of time.

Each navy also gets a 50 point flat "bonus" per week that doesn't roll over. This alternate points pool is capped at 50, meaning that there is no use in saving up the points. Further more, they cannot be used to facilitate the construction for your main points pool.

The points system can also be used to scrap ships, but beware - you only receive 75% of the original value of your ship back from scrapping. This could be a viable way of quickly removing irrelevant ships, but relying on it to "hard-counter" enemy fleets by making one particular class of ultra-dominant ship before a decisive battle could result in disastrous consequences in the long term.

## Capital Ships

* Battleship(Up to 6 Turrets): 200
	+ 7-Gunner Battleship: 210
	+ 8-Gunner Battleship: 210
	+ 9-Gunner Battleship: 210
* Battlecruiser(Up to 6 Turrets): 190
	+ 7-Gunner Battlecruiser: 200
	+ 8-Gunner Battlecruiser: 200
	+ 9-Gunner Battlecruiser: 200
* Battlecarrier(Up to TBD Turrets/TBD Jets): 195
	+ TBD-Gunner Battlecarrier: 205
	+ TBD-Gunner Battlecarrier: 205
	+ TBD-Gunner Battlecarrier: 205

## Carriers

* Light Carrier(1-50 Jets): 60
	+ Attack Carrier(51-100 Jets): 120
	+ Fleet Carrier(101-150 Jets): 160
	+ Super Carrier(151-200 Jets): 200

## Cruisers

* Super Cruiser: (Up to 9 400mm guns): 100
* Heavy Cruiser: (Up to 12 356mm guns): 35
* Light Cruiser: (Up to 16 203mm guns): 25

## Light Ships

* Escort Carrier: 30
* Destroyer: 15
* Frigate: 10
* Corvette: 5

## Submarines

* Nuclear Ballistic Missile Submarine: 50
* Conventional Ballistic Missile Submarine: 40
* Nuclear Attack Submarine: 40
* Conventional Attack Submarine: 20

## Foreign Relations

**Allies**

* Soviet Union
* Socialist Republic of Vietnam
* People's Cattirian Regime
* People's Republic of South America
* Republic of Korea
* Singaporean Empire

**Controlled Territories**

* Taiwan (part of China now)
* Monglian People's Republic
* Socialist Republic of the Union of Myanmar
* Socialist Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal
* People's Republic of Bhutan

**Enemies**

* United States of America (de-facto)
* Telosian Empire (de-facto)

**Diplomatic Relations**

* None at the current time.

**Trade Agreements**

* Soviet Union
* Socialist Republic of Vietnam
* People's Cattirian Regime
* People's Republic of South America
* Republic of Korea