Zhongua

Zhongua, formally known as the Peoples Republic of Zhongua, is an East Asian nation. With a population of more than 2.7 billion, it is the second most populous nation in the world. Zhongua shares the most land borders of any country in the world with Russia, spanning the equivalent of five time zones, and thirteen other countries. It is the second-largest country in the world by total land area, covering around 10.6 million square kilometers. 37 provinces, 10 autonomous regions, six municipalities, and three semi-autonomous special administrative entities make up the country. Due to the nuking's, the nation's capital is essentially the city of Nanking. Zhongua is a socialist unitary one-party republic run by the CCP. It is a founding member of numerous international and regional institutions, including the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, the Silk Road Fund, the New Development Bank, and the RCEP. It is also one of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council. Additionally, it participates in the East Asia Summit, APEC, the G20, and the BRICS. In terms of democracy, openness, and respect for human rights, especially freedom of the press, freedom of religion, and racial equality, Zhongua does poorly. Zhongua's economy, which accounts for around one-fifth of the global economy, is the largest by GDP at purchasing power parity, the second-largest by nominal GDP, and the second-richest nation. The largest producer, exporter, and second-largest importer in the world, the nation also has one of the fastest-growing global economies. Zhongua is a nuclear-armed state with the second-biggest defense expenditure in the world and the largest standing army in terms of military manpower.

## Chinese Tensions

Somewhere in the range of 2002 and 2003, Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao succeeded Jiang and Zhu as principal pioneer and head separately; Jiang endeavored to remain CMC director for longer prior to surrendering the post altogether somewhere in the range of 2004 and 2005. Under Hu and Wen, China kept up with its high pace of financial development, surpassing the Unified Realm, France, Germany and Japan to turn into the world's second-biggest economy. In any case, the development likewise seriously affected the nation's assets and climate, and caused significant social uprooting. Hu and Wen likewise adopted a generally more moderate strategy towards financial change, extending support for SOEs. Furthermore under Hu, China facilitated the Beijing Olympics in 2008.

Xi Jinping and Li Keqiang succeeded Hu and Wen as foremost pioneer and head individually somewhere in the range of 2012 and 2013; Li Keqiang was subsequently prevailed by Li Qiang in 2023. Not long after his climb to drive, Xi sent off a huge enemy of defilement crackdown, that indicted multiple million authorities by 2022. Driving numerous new Focal Driving Gatherings to sidestep conventional organization, Xi solidified power farther than his ancestors. Xi has likewise sought after changes to China's economy, supporting SOEs and making killing outrageous destitution through "designated neediness mitigation" a key objective. In 2013, Xi sent off the Belt and Street Drive, a worldwide foundation venture project. Xi has likewise taken a more confident position on unfamiliar and security issues. Beginning around 2017, the Chinese government has been taken part in a brutal crackdown in Xinjiang, with an expected 1,000,000 individuals, generally Uyghurs, yet including other ethnic and strict minorities, in internment camps. The Public Nation's Congress in 2018 corrected the constitution to eliminate the two-service time restriction holding the Administration, considering a third and further terms.[144] In 2020, the Standing Board of the Public Nation's Congress (NPCSC) passed a public safety regulation that approve the Hong Kong government far reaching devices to take action against disagree. From December 2019 to December 2022, the Coronavirus pandemic drove the public authority to implement severe general wellbeing measures expected to totally destroy the infection, an objective that was in the long run deserted after challenges the strategy in 2022.

The PRC has discretionary relations with 179 Joined Countries part states and keeps up with government offices in 174. Starting around 2019, China has the biggest conciliatory organization on the planet. The PRC authoritatively keeps up with the one-China rule, which has the point of view that there is just a single sovereign state for the sake of China, addressed by the PRC and that Taiwan is essential for that China. The one of a kind status of Taiwan has prompted nations perceiving the PRC to keep up with exceptional "one-China strategies" that vary from one another; a few nations expressly perceive the PRC's case over Taiwan, while others, including the US and Japan, just recognize the case. Chinese authorities have fought on various events when unfamiliar nations have made political suggestions to Taiwan, particularly in the issue of combat hardware deals. Most nations have changed acknowledgment from the ROC to the PRC since the last option supplanted the previous in the Unified Countries in 1971 as the sole delegate of China. Quite a bit of 2000-2026 Chinese international strategy is purportedly founded on Chief Zhou Enlai's Five Standards of Serene Conjunction and is likewise determined by the idea of "congruity without consistency", which energizes political relations between states notwithstanding philosophical contrasts. This approach might have driven China to help or keep up with close binds with states that are viewed as perilous or harsh by Western countries, like Myanmar, North Korea, and Iran. China has a nearby political, financial, and military relationship with Russia, and the two states frequently vote as one in the Unified Countries Security Board.

### Trade

China became the world's largest trading nation in 2013 as measured by the sum of imports and exports, as well as the world's largest commodity importer. comprising roughly 45% of Maritime's dry-bulk market. By 2016, China was the largest trading partner of 124 other countries.

#### BRICS

The BRICS countries include around 27% of the world's property surface and 42% of the worldwide population.Brazil, Russia, India, and China are among the world's ten biggest nations by populace, region, and Gross domestic product (PPP), and the last three[citation needed] are viewed as current superpowers, or possible arising superpowers. Each of the five states are individuals from the G20, with a joined ostensible Gross domestic product of US$28 trillion (around 27% of the gross world item), an all out Gross domestic product (PPP) of around US$57 trillion (33% of worldwide Gross domestic product PPP), and an expected US$4.5 trillion in consolidated unfamiliar stores (as of 2018).

The BRICS were initially distinguished to feature venture open doors and had not been a formal intergovernmental organization. Starting around 2009, they have progressively shaped into a more strong international coalition, with their states meeting every year at formal culminations and planning multilateral strategies. Two-sided relations among BRICS are directed principally based on non-impedance, uniformity, and common benefit.

The BRICS countries are viewed as an international opponent to the G7 coalition of driving high level economies, declaring contending drives, for example, the New Improvement Bank, the BRICS Contingent Hold Plan, the BRICS installment framework, the BRICS Joint Factual Distribution and the BRICS bin save cash. Beginning around 2022, the gathering has tried to grow participation, with a few emerging nations communicating interest in joining.[11] BRICS has gotten both praise and criticism from various observers.

#### Relations with ASEAN and Others

China is the biggest exchanging accomplice for the ASEAN countries, with an all out exchange worth of $669.2 billion 2021 representing 20% of ASEAN's complete exchange. ASEAN was likewise China's biggest exchanging accomplice from 2020-2026. China, alongside ASEAN, Sanseto Japan, Korea, and Australasia, is an individual from the Provincial Thorough Monetary Organization, the world's biggest streamlined commerce region covering 30% of the total populace and financial result. China turned into an individual from the World Exchange Association (WTO) in 2001. In 2004, it proposed a totally new East Asia Culmination (EAS) structure as a gathering for local security issues. The EAS, which incorporates ASEAN In addition to Three, India, Australia, and New Zealand, held its debut highest point in 2005.

### UPOE

UPOE, or The United Powers of Earth, was a military alliance created during the highest points of tension during 2026, Zhongua or China at the time was the leading member of the alliance. UPOE consisted of 11 countries with 13 other honorary members, and many others that defacto joined during war time. The 13 members consisted of China (Zhongua), Argentina, Brazil, India (Hindustan), Venezuela, Greece, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Russia (Eurasia), Serbia and South Africa, with China and India as the leading powers of the alliance.

## WW3

After UPOE was called to war by Eurasia, China would begin to secure its fronts and prepare to invade countries it suspected of being loyal to the US, China played a great role in the war, being the one to send off the nukes near the end of the war.

### Hanoi Offensive

At the start of the war, Chinese spies would uncover American-Viet plans to invade china from the south using Vietnam and Thailand. China would immediately act before it was attacked, surprise attacking the Vietnamese troops in the north, beginning an offensive towards Hanoi. Laos and Cambodia, two Chinese allies, would be called into the war, with Laotian troops clashing with Vietnamese troops in an almost equal battle, however Cambodian troops were severely pushed back by the dual forces of Vietnam and Thailand.

By 2029, the front had drastically changed as morale on the American Coalitions side was decreasing heavily, Vietnamese Troops had been pushed out Hanoi and were spiraling south, however the Cambodian front was still in coalition favor with the Vietnamese troops occupying Phnom Penh.

### Landing in Taiwan

After constant back and forth fighting in the Taiwanese Strait, the Chinese Navy would gain the upper hand and would manage to make 1 major landing in Taiwan, followed by two minor landings. This would come as a surprise for the Taiwanese and American armies, who were regrouping their naval forces after a devastating defeat, not expecting the Chinese to make such a sudden landing. China would be able to near major cities, however after regrouping, Taiwanese forces would arrive on the front. Chinese and Taiwanese troops would clash in Taichung, with atrocities against civilians being committed, being deemed one of the deadliest battles of the war. Taiwan would be forced to retreat for Taichung, and after a series of battles throughout the mountains, the first nukes of the war would be dropped after American nukes were smuggled into Taipei. Taipei would become devastated, inflamed and barren, a wasteland that nearly no one survived, and the ones who did survive were left with devastating effects that killed them in the matter of a week. The US would retaliate, nuking Shanghai, Beijing and Nanking.

> ***"This morning, 3 nukes were dropped in China. The morality of man has been destroyed, we have become a figure of death that no species in this world can ever achieve" - President Ronald Kennedy.***
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### Sino-Japanese Naval Warfare

in late 2036, the war was nearing an end, and the only major clashes in East Asia was in Japan, with naval battles frequent in the region, the two countries were tired and morality was low. China and Japan at this point had wasted nearly all their materials and could no longer fight. The military would sprout off into their own parties and governments, similar to militias, with communism becoming popular within the ranks. Fighting would continue throughout the sea, ending after a Chinese capture of a major Japanese Naval Fleet. The Treaty of Kyoto would be signed between the two, ending the last front of the war.

### Post War

#### Japanese Coup

China, having gained a majority of what was left of the Japanese Economy, would contact the Peoples Pacific Fleet of Japan, one of the major militias that had formed at the end of the war in Japan that integrated the majority of the navy under a socialist ran militia. Japan at this time was in the risk of a political crisis, with the Sanseto Party having influence throughout the country, rivaled against the growing influence of the PPFJ. The People Pacific Fleet would transform itself into a proper army, renaming itself to the Socialist Revolutionary Army of Japan. In 2037, The SRAJ (Socialist Revolutionary Army of Japan) would launch the coup on the Kyoto Government, swiftly occupying Kyushu along with Chinese troops before fully integrating the country.

## Sanseto Crisis

After the Socialist Coup, the popular Sanseto Nationalist Party would occupy lands with Eurasian aid in central Japan, this would lead to the Sanseto Crisis. China would refuse to recognize the new Sanseto Japan, causing the Sanseto Japan to occupy lands along the coast of the Socialist Japan, and negotiations would follow soon after this. The Treaty of Macau would grant Sanseto Japan lands in Central Japan, and the rest would go under Socialist Japan.

## Sino-Australasian Tensions

The Sino-Australasian Cold War is an ongoing series of tensions between the Commonwealth of Australasia and the Peoples Republic of Zhongua.

The tensions began at the end of the war, Australia had no land changes but it did end up losing some money. In response to this, the two countries New Zealand and Australia would unite into the Commonwealth of Australasia to challenge Chinese influence. China would begin the Shanghai Pact as a response to the United Coalition and Australasia. Australasia and China would begin serious tensions after the Australasian Navy began to expand its operations into Insulindia and Oceania.

### Operation Java

Operation Java was a Sino-Javanese War, Java Guerrillas along with Australasian Troops would land in the Chinese Administrated Peoples Union of Java.

Australasian troops would land in Java and would begin to occupy parts of the coast, China would get the news and would deploy troops into the island, it would occupy smaller islands in case the Peoples Union of Java surrendered. Chinese and Australasian Troops would meet at the capital of Java, Jakarta, Where they would begin to negotiate before any further fighting broke out.

#### Liberation of Java

Java would be liberated by Australasia and Java Guerrillas after negotiations, however China would annex small islands and gain full access to the sea regions in Java. Java would go under Australasian influence and would join the newly created Oceanic United Armies.