People's Republic of China

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“”What can Emperor Qin Shi Huang brag about? He only killed 460 Confucian scholars, but we killed 46,000 intellectuals. There are people who accuse us of practicing dictatorship like Emperor Qin Shi Huang, and we admit to it all. It fits the reality. It is a pity that they did not give us enough credit, so we need to add to it.

— Mao Zedong

The People's Republic of China (PRC), more commonly known by foreigners as China is a democidal, sadistic, and communist country located in Asia. He is known to like to capture and torture dissidents, starve peasants and take away their crops, steal money from the people, and kill just about everyone, even his own party officials. He shows a total disregard for basic human rights.

The PRC systematically suppresses dissent through torture, indoctrination camps, and forced disappearances. He is notorious for his “re-education” campaigns, where citizens are brainwashed into blind loyalty and are made into killing tools of the regime or face dire consequences. His disregard for individual lives is infamous, willing to crush any opposition to maintain the Party's reign, and stops at nothing. Public humiliation and beating, ripping babies apart, massacres, forced organ harvesting, the PRC has done it all. There is no law, whatever serves the CCP's interest goes. Throughout his history, PRC has killed 40-80 million Chinese people by democide.

A common misconception among most people is that China is the PRC. While China represents a divine land with 5000 years of rich culture, the PRC is the entity that destroyed it, slaughtered its people like animals, degenerated the morals of the people that is left, and proclaimed itself as such: "Without the Communist Party, there would be no China".

Any softness towards the PRC by neighboring countries will be perceived as weakness and reliance by him, which will in turn make the PRC starting to pressure the said country with economy and military. PR China also has a big pollution problem.

PRC calls for the apologies from Japan for the war crimes they committed in WWII. However, the PRC has yet to apologize for his crimes against the Chinese people that are still being conducted to this day.

历史 (History)

There are four major periods (or "power cores") classified from the history of the PRC, based on the rule and influence of certain factions of the communist party. These are as follows:

• Maoist Era (1949-1976, 1st generation)
• Dengist Era (1976-1989, 2nd generation)
• Jiangist Era (1989-2012, 3rd & 4th generations)
• Xiist Era (2012-, 5th generation)

Note that Hu Jintao's reign is classified within the Jiangist Era, as he had no real control during his reign.

毛泽东时代 (Maoist Era)

See Also: Maoism

After beating the Republic of China to Taiwan by exploiting their weakness after WWII (with the army that the CCP shamelessly expanded instead of fighting the Japan), the PRC was proclaimed. The dictator, Mao Zedong, promised the people freedoms of person, thought, speech, assembly, publication, association, religion, and equal rights for women, rent reduction, land distribution, and much more, which were totally (not) kept. The people were happy, but they could have never seen what horrors awaits them under Mao's dictatorship.

In the Land Reform Campaign, the PRC labeled 20 million people living in rural areas as enemies of the common people, and these people lost all of their rights, and were beaten, humiliated, and killed. Many were driven to suicide. In the end, ten to twenty thousand of these landlords died due to this. The landless peasants got their land, but it would not last. PRC pushed the peasants towards Socialism, shaming on those who are not on board. Mao also killed a lot of other people, mostly ordinary people labeled and perceived as "ideological enemies" and critics of the Party across the 1950s, in his idiotic campaigns of "Campaign to Suppress Counterrevolutionaries", "Three-Anti Campaign", "Five-Anti Campaign", "Hundred Flowers Campaign" and the "Anti-Rightist Campaign". Many intellectuals and traditionalists (like elders) were slaughtered by democide. And to add to that, Mao decided to start another, disastrous campaign: The Great Leap Forward.

On an unrelated note, the PRC invaded and annexed (as he calls it, "liberated") the de-facto independent Tibet in 1950, resulting in a treaty that integrated Tibet into communist territory in 1951.

The PRC planned to invade Taiwan in the summer of 1950, as seeing the United States of America didn't intervene when PRC took over Hainan Island earlier that year during 16 April to 1 May. But he put off his plans when he saw the US intervene in the Korean War, and perhaps he have Kim Il-Sung to thank that Taiwan still exists today.

PRC decided to intervene in the Korean War in October 1950, to save North Korea from total destruction. And he had another motive in entering the war: PRC realized the war is a great excuse to rid his army of 1.7 million "politically unstable" soldiers, who defected from the Kuomintang during the Chinese Civil War.

PRC also pushed for simplification of Chinese characters in the 1950s, to boost literacy, but stripping the Chinese characters of their meaning in the process. This was also a way to symbolically cut ties with traditional culture and the "scholarly elite" of pre-communist China. During the Mao era, the artwork field also suffered a significant propaganda onslaught. Traditional Chinese dancing and music were hijacked with hatred, guns, and communist phrases, promoting a revolutionary zeal. Artists who retained their traditional art forms were purged.

The Great Leap Forward (1958-1962) was more like a great leap backwards. PRC saw the great powers all produce lots of steel, so he wants to produce them, too. But, instead of taking the necessary steps and preparations, he forced everyone to make a furnace in their home and burn all their belongings to keep a fire going, for steel production. In the end, the steel was bad and couldn’t even be used. PRC also thought the sparrows were eating his crops, so he killed them all. This only allowed the locusts to thrive, with no predators. The provincial governors of China all wanted to please Mao, so they reported the grain production higher than reality. This led to the government raiding homes and taking every last bit of food to meet their exaggerated reports. All these factors added up to the worst famine in Chinese history, the Great Chinese Famine. 1959 is the year that this horrible man-made famine started. Peasants starved, and were forced into cannibalism. PRC claims the famine was caused by natural disasters, but we all know that is not true. 30-60 million people died because of this, bring the death toll of the bandit party upwards to the top of the globe.

In 1959, Marshal Peng Dehuai, China's defense minister at the time, got purged by Mao. Why? Because he resisted Mao's Cult of Personality. So obviously, he lost the power struggle. But this sparked a round of massive purges in the military.

India was non-aligned, still he treated PRC with generosity. Almost immediately after the PRC was founded, in 1950, India recognized the PRC as true China. To help PRC break out of his diplomatic isolation after the Korean War, India signed a friendship treaty with PRC, and as a part of that treaty India recognizes Tibet as sovereign Chinese territory. But PRC started destroying Tibetan culture which disgusts the Indians as they have the same origin. PRC suggested to do a swap in land recognition, he proposed that India will recognize Chinese sovereignty over Aksai Chin and PRC will recognize Indian sovereignty over Arunachal Pradesh. But India was angry and didn't want to hear any of it. During the Cuban missile crisis, India's ally Russia was too busy so PRC launched the 1960 Sino-Indian War and took over Aksai Chin. India didn't have any roads in Aksai Chin but PRC does, and India was very angry and couldn't believe that PRC would do this to him after all the kindness he showed to the communist regime. India and PRC have been enemies ever since.

After the Famine, Mao wanted to reignite the revolutionary and destructive spirit of his previous campaigns. So he started the biggest one yet in 1966, the Cultural Revolution. A group of brainwashed students, often referred to as "wolf cubs" and officially known as the Chinese Red Guards, brutally beat up and killed their own parents and teachers, often in public. They felt no shame because they were brainwashed to the core. Thousands of artifacts were lost, because the Red Guards destroyed them for being traditional and old. Neighbors and families turned on each other. This bloody campaign only ended when Mao died in 1976.

In the 1970s, the relationship between the communist China and the revisionist USSR further soured as part of the Sino-Soviet split. Under Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger, the USA also abandoned his hardline anti-communist doctrine in favor of pragmatism and realpolitik, so the US worked with PRC to deter their common enemy - the USSR. Therefore, the ping-pong diplomacy initiative under Zhou Enlai exchanged ping-pong players from both countries, and eventually led to the US and PRC establishing relations, and the US's followers, which were the western, NATO-aligned countries followed suit, and in 1979 the United States and allies renounced their recognition of Taiwan under the Kuomintang.

邓小平时代 (Dengist Era)

China’s economy got wrecked so much by Mao that the new dictator, Deng Xiaoping, had to implement capitalist reforms to save his regime from total collapse. So the Communist Party ditched Communism… Well, just the economic parts. The regime still kept the heart of communism: mass surveillance, labor camps, brainwashing, corruption, and of course: lots and lots of killing.

During this time, China saw the total destruction of all Chinese traditional culture was too extreme. Why would you destroy it when you can rewrite it to suit your agenda, tie it as part of the regime, and use it to exert influence worldwide?

In 1979, the "One Child Policy" was implemented to "control the population". Newborns were aborted if they had an older sibling. This policy led to many young girls being killed, since many families want a boy over a girl. This also led to the over-spoiling of children, growing them up to be the scums of society.

In 1979 PRC also launched an invasion of Vietnam in response to Viet's invasion and occupation of Polpotist Cambodia. The invasion failed and the status quo remained, but the casualties of the Chinese were of devastating levels which were on par with the defeats during the Century of Humiliation. It seems like the Chinese military has not had any training since the Korean War because they were all too busy doing class struggles and studying Mao Zedong Thought.

Since the 1980s, PRC used smart trade practices and low-wage labor to compete with other countries. International patents are often ignored to make cheap knockoff products. However, more and more Chinese factories are popping up in southeast Asia and other poor countries, pissing off USA. And from the 1980s to the end of the 1990s, desertification in China increased from a little over 1,000 to 2,460 square kilometers (386 to 950 square miles).

The 1980s were the most liberal and promising era in the history of Communist China. However, one event would abruptly end this illusion.

In 1989, many students were unhappy with the regime. So, thousands of students took to Tiananmen Square on June 4th 1989 and peacefully demonstrated and protested for democracy. Instead of peacefully resolving the issue like PRC said he would, Deng Xiaoping ordered the massacre of the protestors, and sent the military in to shoot with guns and crush with tanks. Estimates of the death toll vary from several hundred to several thousand, with thousands more wounded. This event became the most sensitive, censored and controversial topic in communist China, which led many to ridicule it in the West to show how repressive the PRC is. Deng's "reform and opening up" policy greatly advanced the circulation of information which made it possible for many foreign reporters to witness the Massacre.

People say that the CCP made their lives so much better, and the reforms by Deng in the 1970s-80s are what they're talking about. These reforms might have improved the lives of people above the poverty line (especially rich people), but it also allowed many degenerate things in. Plus, everyone’s lives would have improved decades ago if the Kuomintang was in charge, just look at Taiwan now, a successful state, no pollution, advanced (and not fake) technologies, and happy people.

江泽民时代 (Jiangist Era)

The rotten toad Jiang Zemin became the new dictator in 1989 after he showed his cruelty and brutality in the Tiananmen Massacre. Jiang Zemin was the one who profited the most out of it. He was more degenerate then the others, let drugs and prostitution grow, and was very, VERY corrupt. Still nobody knows how much unjust money he made, it’s estimated to possibly be in the billions.

In the 1990s, the PRC began restoring the cultural relics destroyed in the Cultural Revolution for purposes of tourism. But they never restored the actual values and ethics behind such culture that was also systematically destroyed.

The collapse of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics in 1991 shook and scared the entire CCP government and reminded them to never abandon the ideological front in pursuit of economic growth and openness.

In 1997, Hong Kong got handed over by Britain. In 1998, China made a Great Firewall so they can control all media, isolating the Chinese people from the worldwide web and preventing them from getting ideas and knowing certain things.

In 1998, after the US attacked al-Qaeda bases with cruise missiles, the Chinese regime allegedly paid bin Laden $10 million for any unexploded missiles, presumably to steal the technology.

Jiang Tze-Min got jealous for the popularity Falun Gong gained during the "Qigong Boom", so in 1999 he set out a campaign to "eradicate it in three months". The propaganda machine got cranking like it never has before, and all TV stations worldwide started showing fake news that are aimed at destroying Falun Gong’s reputation. The practitioners of Falun Gong were, and still are, being kidnapped from their homes, tortured, assaulted and organ harvested. While Jiang Zemin started the persecution out of pure jealousy, there is another reason why the PRC needs to eliminate Falun Gong. Falun Gong teaches about spirituality and morals outside of just materialism, something the CCP hates, as the CCP is built on the destruction of traditional values and human struggle. It cannot handle another big movement that questions and causes disbelief in the CCP, especially right after the Tiananmen Massacre.

Through the persecution of Falun Gong, Jiang Zemin was able to hold absolute control over the media, press, and more. And also through the persecution, mass surveillance was established. Homosexuality was decriminalized.

The Jiangist Era was also an era of big state-controlled corporations. The CCP gave Chinese corporations billions of dollars in loans to buy out established western companies. The purpose is to get the oligarchs of the PRC filthy rich and gain influence in foreign countries. Jiang himself has an estimated wealth of at least billions. Chinese corporations coordinate with the CCP on such schemes. The CCP controls domestic companies because they need the CCP's approval to stay in business.

Also in 1999, Jiang Zemin signed over 1 million acres of land to Russia. This land was originally scheduled to return to China after being unrightfully taken from the Qing Dynasty. The same year Macau was handed over from Portugal.

PRC's manufacturing exploding after joining the World Trade Organization in 2001 as sanctions against him dropped and he got better access to the global market. Because PRC was able to make stuff more cheaply than other countries, consumers from the world benefited from the lower prices of Chinese imports. But, countries also lost tons of manufacturing jobs to China, the US alone lost 2 million jobs between 1999 and 2011 because of this.

In 2002, Jiang "officially" handed power to Hu Jintao. But Jiang still had vast influence and remained in control over the military, propaganda and "internal security" departments either directly or through proxies. Hu had no real control, even though he was the general secretary for 10 years.

The per capita arable land in China decreased from about 2 mu (1 mu equals approximately 0.16 acres) in 1980 to 1.43 mu in 2003. The widespread upsurge of land enclosure for development has led China to lose 100 million mu of arable land in just a few years' time. However, only 43 percent of the confiscated land is actually used. Desertification was also an issue, plus air and water pollution, deforestation, and soil degradation. Each of these reached alarming levels. The Three Gorges Dam project, though a massive engineering feat, displaced over a million people and had huge ecological consequences.

China hosted the 2008 Olympic Games. This was in reality an "olive branch" given by Western countries to encourage China to improve his human rights, but the CCP instead used the games to enhance his claims to legitimacy and to provide a pretext for suppressing the Chinese people.

习近平时代 (Xiist Era)

Jiang Zemin lost his power struggle to Xi Jinping in 2013, who isn't any better and also loves to violate human rights. But, he did start purging the government and army to try to rid it of the corruption and cronies from the Jiang era, but it wasn’t really useful as corruption was widespread beyond repair by that point. Not to mention that Xi and his allies are also super corrupt as well.

In 2014, PRC began persecuting Uyghurs and putting them in concentration camps to "re-educate" them, and are treated with forced labor. This gained widespread internet attention.

One-Child Policy was removed in 2015. Also in 2015 the air pollution levels in Beijing were so intense, PRC received his first ever red alert.

The Belt and Road Initiative was started by Xi in 2013 to exert influence under the name of "helping" and "support". The CCP wants project to finish in 2049, exactly 100 years after the formation of the People's Republic.

The PRC would have you want to believe that his "cooperation" with the African nations in his new Belt and Road Initiative are good and will make Africa and China share a bright future. The truth is, PRC's work there is riddled with corruption. And there's also the shoddy infrastructure that the PRC helped build, like Kenya's railway to nowhere and a crumbling metro in Ethiopia. The Chinese also treats the African workers very badly, and are illegally fishing off of African coasts, hurting local communities. Cheap Chinese products made from forced labor dominates the African market. And to top it all off, PRC started funding African terrorist groups, in exchange for rosewood.

The PRC also gave billions of dollars in "loans" to poor countries in mainly Africa and Latin America (a few in Asia). PRC says that the poor countries can repay whenever they like, knowing they can never repay such giant loans. This creates a debt trap. His loans have risen from almost nothing in 2000 to more than $700 billion in 2019.

Global Pandemic (2019-2023)

In late 2019, a deadly virus broke out of a lab in Wuhan, China. In its early phase, scientists tried to warn the public, but the Chinese government censored the warnings to try to make everything look perfect. Due to the censorship by the CCP, nobody knew what it was or that it's highly contagious until it was too late, and the virus went global, killing millions. Still, the CCP tried to blame it on USA, saying it was because of an American ship that carried the virus to China. This virus is known as COVID-19.

The Chinese government then implemented the "Zero-COVID Policy" and went on full lockdown mode because of this virus they caused, travel was impossible within China and people were trapped in their homes, even when there is a fire. People can't go out and buy food and other necessities, many starved in their homes and died. Some people who were on their way homes from another place got stuck on roads because the administrative system refuses to let them in. At the height of the COVID pandemic, the crematoriums were filled to the brim with people trying to cremate their dead relatives. As the rest of the world dropped their COVID policies as the pandemic seemed to fade away, Xi vowed to stick to the strategy. But the new variants of the COVID which infected more but killed less required a different strategy, and since Xi is never wrong, instead of switching or adjusting the strategy China enforced the old strategy deeper, sending China into a lockdown hellscape. As many as 300 million people were locked down at one point. Health workers also actively killed pets while their owners were in quarantine.

In 2020, PRC successfully launched Zhurong rover to Mars. In typical CCP fashion, the Party took all the credit, disregarding the fact that it was made possible only by smart scientists and engineers. The real estate market also began to collapse in 2020, so PRC decided to double down on manufacturing, spending billions of dollars on building more factories and export more goods to keep the Chinese economy from crashing. This worked, but now PRC is making way more stuff than the world could buy, causing a LOT of overcapacity. This also means that PRC doesn't need any imports, causing PRChina get many trade surpluses, making him very rich. PRC has the entire global trade system to his benefit now.

As of 2020, the total amount of wastewater discharge is 43.95 billion tons, exceeding the environmental capacity by 82 percent. In the seven major river systems, 40.9 percent of the water is not suitable for drinking by humans or livestock. 75% of the lakes are so polluted as to produce various degrees of eutrophication.

In 2021, Xi launched the "Common Prosperity" campaign, as a populist economic push to rein in the massive wealth gap. It involved cracking down on tech billionaires and private education companies, but it was also a way to centralize power.

It was leaked that, before the 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party in 2022, Xi Jinping held a secret meeting targeted at "completely, and on an international scale, suppress Falun Gong's momentum" by smearing and spreading disinformation about Falun Gong. Widespread disinformation and dehumanizing propaganda, supported and funded by the Chinese Communist regime (either directly or indirectly), will be played out against Falun Gong (and Shen Yun) in the following years, especially through influencers on social media.

In November 2022, the people finally had enough of the Zero-COVID policy that they stepped to the streets and protested, holding blank papers as a symbolism of censorship. This was known as the White Paper Protests, calling for the CCP and Xi to step down. The central leadership eventually cracked and "quietly" dismantled the Zero-COVID policy. However, the government's sudden capitulation exposed how poorly PRC had planned for the time after Zero-COVID, so the virus surged through the Chinese population, infecting tens of millions in a matter of weeks, with 2 million excess deaths occurring two months after the policy. The endings of COVID in China was a mismanaged disaster, and we still don't know how many Chinese people actually died to COVID. A few months after the chaos settled, Xi declared decisive victory over the virus in 2023. He made no apologies, admitted no mistakes, and expressed no repentance whatsoever. But hey, perfect doesn't make mistakes, it only makes different shades of victory.

After April 2023, the CCP government announced that the first Omicron virus wave has passed. So, after April, the deaths caused by COVID will no longer be counted as a cause. From 2022 December 25, CCP government stopped publishing daily COVID statistics. This practice, which has lasted for nearly three years, suddenly stopped. From then, the truth about the pandemic in China fell deeper into the infinite abyss.

Post-Pandemic (2023-)

From 2023-4ish, PRC's banks have run out of cash, and he doesn't want any more cash to leave his banks. This made extracting your own money from banks very difficult, having to wait a few days and go through a lot of verification processes. And, when in the G20 summit in Brazil in 18-19 November 2024, when Xi Jinping was asked about human rights and the jailed reporters, CCP staff began escorting reporters out of the room.

The trade surplus caused by overcapacity of Chinese products reached nearly a trillion dollars in 2024. That is more than any country's trade surplus in the last century, even accounting for inflation. PRC doesn't show any sign of stopping, until Trump came in and slapped him with a 125% tariff in April 2025. PRC decided to retaliate with a 85% tariff, but many factories still became empty and the Chinese economy is still getting wrecked, one thing is made clear: the US doesn't need PRC, but PRC does need the US.

In March-April 2025, China began experiencing really strong winds (and some hail), causing major devastation. The wind came very sudden. The government advised anyone under 110lbs to not leave the house. People are panic-buying from supermarkets.

In May 2025, COVID is back in China, but actually it never left, because in 2022/3 PRC declared victory and stopped all talks and reports of it. A 90-day ceasefire was called in the US-China trade war and tariffs were lowered, and PRC's large and small companies were hit hard, the Chinese economy is struggling. Population is in decline, conditions of work and economy make it extremely unfavorable for Chinese youth to start a family and have kids.

In 2025, the Luo Shuaiyu (羅帥宇) case from 2023 has been brought up again, and the weight of the case got it uncensored across Chinese social media (a very rare anomaly). It has been revealed that many major state-ran hospitals are doing organ harvesting of healthy individuals, even children. This caused nationwide outrage. The crime of the forced organ harvesting have been brought upon the general public and is no longer limited to dissidents such as Falun Gong.

In August 2025, China's southern cities are having a chikungunya (mosquito virus) outbreak. So, PRC started a mosquito eradication campaign, in which they spray cloudy chemical mist all around. PRC also made a very dumb decision: since mosquitos lay their eggs in water, he sealed up the sewage drains. But it was heavy rainfall season, so the southern cities flooded. Also, a new form of protesting against the PRC emerged: people would write slogans and messages insulting the Chinese Communist Party and Xi Jinping on bathroom stalls because they're the only public place without surveillance cameras.

In October 2025, PRC implemented the K Visas, which will import cheap foreign workers to replace the Chinese ones. This really ticked off the ultranationalists that the CCP has cultivated in his population, and since they can't criticize the government they turned to being extra racist towards Indians.

Nowadays, housing prices in China have collapsed. Banks are strapped for cash. Unemployment and bankruptcy are surging. The young generation has lost all hope and will. COVID has returned, and power struggles within the CPC have been brutal, even bloody. Domestically, China is sitting on a powder keg.

The Chinese people do not believe in communism anymore, for they have seen their living conditions and what it brought upon them. The Chinese leaders do not believe in communism anymore, and only use it as a mask to maintain power and control. Only the brainless netizens do, praising the great, glorious, and correct Communist Party while all the Party elite are using iPhone instead of Huawei.

政治 (Politics)

Throughout Chinese history, coups and assassinations have accompanied turbulent times such as during dynastic changes. Under communist rule, however, political struggles, coups, and assassinations are the CCP's usual mode of operation. Since the Communist Party is the only allowed party, the fightings happen between factions of the CCP.

Chinese politics are of very high stakes, constant bloody purges make it an interesting show to watch. One day you're the shining comrade with loyalty badges and state media singing your praises, and the next day, you "disappear" for "re-education", or "confess" on television with a suspiciously well-written script and a conveniently timed camera angle.

In PRC, power is not held, it is seized, hoarded, and weaponized. Loyalty is mandatory, and obedience is rewarded until it isn't. There is no such thing as retirement; only house arrest, exile, internal purging, or organ donor time. Most people who have managed to grab on to power have stayed until their deaths, hence why most CCP elite members are old.

To learn what is happening inside the CCP, you have to analyze carefully and read between the lines of state-ran medias. For example, the change of style of content (such as the use of phrases) may indicate the rising influence of certain politicians. You must also notice who is attending what meetings, events and negotiations, as these are high indicators of one's power within the Party.

On the diplomatic front, due to the CCP's incentives and threats, a vast number of countries have chosen to sever ties with the Republic of China (Taiwan) and instead embrace the communist PRC.

法律 (Laws)

China's legal system since the Chinese Communist Party took power in 1949, has been a hybrid of Marxism, Western laws, and Chinese traditions. It has many flaws. For example, Article 1 of the Constitution states, "The socialist system is the fundamental system of the People's Republic of China. Leadership by the Communist Party of China is the defining feature of socialism with Chinese characteristics. It is prohibited for any organization or individual to damage the socialist system."

Under this premise, any individuals or groups could be targeted by the CCP at will, which contradicts Article 2, "All power in the People’s Republic of China belongs to the people."

经济 (Economy)

Tourism is the biggest source of income for the PRC (other sectors of the Chinese economy are failing), and because of this he has restored many cultural relics destroyed in the Cultural Revolution. PRC has also started an initiative to "present China in a positive light", both to the natives and foreigners. This means that the PRC will help cover up crime and other forms of destructive behavior, censoring the investigations and push for a quick conclusion so the incident may never be talked about again. Sometimes, it's the government themselves that do the atrocities. Such cases include:

• Zhao Shuo and the death of his cat Wukong
• Cat torture clans and group chats, having high bounties on famous cats
• Black markets of endangered animals' meat
• Local authorities breaking into shops in Shanxi to turn on the lights for tourists passing at night

The PRC is like a Ponzi scheme: he promises massive return to investors, but he often delivers poor quality, and misuses resources for things like corruption, infrastructure that crumbles, and useless show purchases. He prioritizes political power over true economic stability. Indeed, the People's Republic as we know it couldn't have survived or much less grown to be powerful as it is without foreign money constantly being injected into his economic lifeblood, which is its own Ponzi scheme. The PRC is collapsing under the weight of his ridiculously high debt and his unprofitable projects like his overproduction of EVs. And if you're a businessman who wants to take your hard-earned money and manufacturing capabilities out of China, chances are the PRC won't let you make a withdrawal.

医疗 (Healthcare)

PRC's hospitals are not getting appropriate funding. Without the money and desperately wanting it, the hospitals would stoop to any evil. The army of shills on the internet claim that PRC's hospitals are cheap, accessible, socialized, and the best in the world, but that is simply not true. China's healthcare system depends on doing a lot of awful things to keep functioning. The central government does give public hospitals some funding, but it's pretty limited. So hospitals are forced to turn to other sources of income to survive.

One such common method is oversubscribing medicines for profit. In 2012, for example, the revenue from medicine sales accounted for 44.3% of the total revenue of public hospitals. This dropped to 30.6% after legal reforms in 2020, but that's still nearly a third of total revenue. And that's for public hospitals that get government subsidies, which might be why for decades public and private Chinese hospitals have been prescribing IV drips for all sorts of visitors, even for something as minor as the flu or the common cold. According to China's National Development and Reform Commission, in 2009 PRC was using more than double amount of IV drip bottles per person compared to other countries. It got so bad that Chinese state-ran media had to call people to stop the "IV drip habit". The overuse of IV drips have, according to PRC's own media, contributed to 200,000 deaths per year and have caused deafness in 300,000 children under age 7. That's an improvement from the Zero-COVID Policy, but still not great. Antibiotics are also overprescribed, which created antibiotic-resistant bacteria, making it harder to treat people.

PRC tried to crack down on overprescribing, but it has not gotten much better. Doctors don't seem to offer any constructive advice, or ask any specific questions, instead they just keeps telling patients to eat expensive medicine. Hospitals also transport patients to mental hospitals for having mild conditions such as mild insomnia. They were not allowed to leave and had to preform group psychotherapy actives with severely mentally ill people and take medications and forced injections which cause harm to the body. And all this is expensive too.

The real money (over a billion dollars a year in fact) for hospitals comes from forced organ harvesting. PRC have no operational donation system, so they force harvest on dissidents, most notably Falun Gong, Uyghurs, and more recently, regular patients. In the future, according to Dr. Zheng Zhi, a former Chinese military doctor, if an invasion of Taiwan happens, surrendered Taiwanese soldiers/prisoners of war would be the next major source. Many organs are for wealthy foreigners, and signs in hospitals for special organ transplants have English on them.

人口 (Population)

PRC claims that he has around 1.4 billion people in the 2020s. According to official statistics of 2023, total population is 1.41 billion, with 560 million in urban areas and 850 million in rural areas.

Since the end of the COVID lockdowns in late 2022, many have speculated that the population is in fact way smaller. The main points are:

• Empty metros and shopping areas in giant cities like Shanghai - In early 2025, videos of streets with small amounts of people from populated cities (such as Shanghai) went viral on Chinese internet. It was just the New Year, where are all the people shopping for Lunar New Year? Where are all the people buying snacks? This time of year, it was supposed to be busy and filled with people. Videos of empty metros during 7:30 AM (which is usually rush hour) also surfaced. Except for tourist spots and hospitals, there were no people in the shops and no cars in the streets. Maybe the people all went to the rural areas to celebrate with their families, but they should be returning during this time.
• Ghosted real estate markets, even in prime zones - In the housing/leasing market the "empty people" problem is showing. Things will not sell or rent out even with price lowered dramatically. The landlords of many cities have met hardship. Many great renting places that were usually being fought over have now become empty. In a country where urban housing used to be so competitive that people paid years in advance just to lock in a decent location, the sudden collapse of demand suggests something deeper than just economics. Back in the 1990s there was 1 billion people, everywhere was filled with people. Now that there are 400 more million, where did they all go? Perhaps, China does not have as many people as the PRC claims to have.
• A credible hack showing only 970 million people registered - A hacker named ChinaDan has hacked into the Shanghai police database, and the amount of registered people sits at 97 million. Many medias tried to contact the hacker but all failed, so they began to use the 750,000 sample records published by the hacker and successfully contacted with some related people, and the numbers the hacker published weren't 100% accurate, but it was far from random noise. This case exploded online. The population database of the Shanghai police was in fact the population database of the entire country, because the population database of the Chinese police are all linked together in one web. 970 million and 1.4 billion are very different numbers. This was in July 2022, before the second spike of COVID in early December 2022.
• Salt production falling without matching rise in imports, no rebound in consumer behavior post-COVID - People have noticed that the crude salt production has declined significantly during and after COVID. During the years 2015-2019, the average was 66.6 million tons produced each year. But the 2020 the numbers are only at 58.52 million tons, and dropped to 57.06 million tons in 2021, and dropped to 49.86 million tons in 2022. Compared to the years 2015-2019, the 2022 numbers differ at 16.14 million tons, decreasing by about 24%. Compared to 2019 only, it's 25%. This could be because the factories simply shut down and production slowed to to lockdowns. But, from 2017 to 2021, exports of edible salt are far more than the imports. If the production force decreased due to COVID and the people's demand for salt does not change, it should be the other way around for the imports and exports. Plus, in recent times, the Chinese people' tastes have become more and more demanding for spices, and the average salt a person eats in a day have been increasing in the past few years. The average Chinese citizen today isn't eating like someone from 1990. The population has urbanized, tastes have globalized, and there's been a big shift toward spicier, saltier, more processed foods—especially with the explosion of hot pot, instant noodles, spicy snacks, and fast-food chains everywhere. Considering this, the salt production decline matched with the population decline might be more than 25%. 25% of 1.4 billion is 350 million and add a little more it's 400 million. Combined with the deaths of the people of COVID and natural disasters that seems to be more common now than ever in China, and plus immigration to other countries, it is entirely possible.
• Cremation statistics - The 2019 report by the United Nations shows that in China, the probability of dying a natural death per year is 0.72%, the chance of cremation is 52.4%, and the number of deaths is 10 million, meaning that around 5.2 million people are cremated per year. On average, 430,000 bodies are cremated each month, and the rest 4 million are buried. In November 2022 COVID reached rapid cases of killing, and reports from all around China shows that the workload of cremating bodies rose 8-10 times more than that of 2019. And due to reasons such as needing to wait in line and rising costs, many decided to bury their deceased relative. So, let's lower our cremation statistics from 52.4% to 45% and do a rough calculation. On average, the workings of cremation doubled 9 times, and lasted from November 2022 to January 2023, about 3 months. Then, in the span of 3 months, the number of bodies cremated have reached 11.61 million, and at the same time the number of bodies buried are 14.19 million. So, in the time of this high COVID crisis, 25.8 million people have lost their lives. Some netizens believe that it's way more in actuality, and they believe up to 50 million deaths occurred during that time frame.

When you add it all up, the question becomes less about whether the numbers are inflated and more like how long has the PRC been lying about the population, and why?

Possible answers include to maintain domestic confidence and avoid panic, to support economic illusions (bigger population = bigger market!), to hide the impact of COVID-related deaths, which may be far greater than reported, or simply to buy time before the demographic collapse becomes too obvious to spin.

社会 (Society)

Main article: PRC Societal Model

Chinese society after the communist revolution has been filled with degeneracy, immoralism and greed. PRC has wiped out a generation of virtue and replaced it with a generation of violence, influencing the Chinese society up until today.

火箭 (Rockets)

The way PRC handles his rockets is very inconsiderate. The debris the rockets leave behind are free to fall wherever, usually causing destruction to the Chinese civilians by destroying buildings, taking lives, and contaminating the environment with toxic chemicals. The chemicals can be seen floating up from crashed rockets like a mushroom cloud of orange dye. The rockets are usually launched from sites close to densely populated areas, since these places used to be secret military bases during the Cold War for testing military rockets. This is a huge problem, one famous example is the 1996 Intelsat 708 rocket failure, which caused massive destruction to villages. PRC claims only 6 had died, but the rest of the world speculates the number of deaths could be high as 500. The rockets launched from the coastal regions won't harm the Chinese themselves because of geography reasons, but will harm other countries, such as in 2020 when the debris destroyed a cheese factory and a house in Côte d'Ivoire.

The authorities will tell civilians to evacuate. The problem with this is that the debris are free-falling and their exact impact area cannot be calculated, plus buildings cannot move. The authorities will basically just shout "adjust your location quickly if you see anything from the sky", and all the destruction gets the blame pinned on the civilians because the authorities already told them to evacuate. This is quite absurd. The PRC will not fix the root problem, because that would mean he has to relocate his launch place, which takes lots of resources.

The international space community has criticized PRC on the matter that he is not able to control his rocket debris, as every other country, even Russia, has systems prepared for them. But China responded by saying that the debris are almost all burnt up by the time they fall back to Earth and rarely hurts anyone (which is not true). Chinese state media only reports on the success of "high-technology rocket launches" and never the damage they cause. The PRC simply does not care for his people and only cares about his image and being better than the West while his red aristocracy eats up all the money for personal gain.

宣传片 (Propaganda Films)

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哪吒2 (Nezha 2)

“	Now, again, I have to repeat myself- the film itself, by itself, is a good film, I liked it. But then, when you add in all of the extra nationalism stuff packed to the brim, that’s when the things turn sour.	”
	— David Zhang, AKA China Insider

A recent new hit animated movie “Nezha 2” released in 2025 shook the box office.

By itself, there is nothing inherently wrong with the Nezha 2 film. The animation is pretty good. One criticism though, is how the studio made an uglification and villianization of Nezha as a character, which strays far from the original Chinese story, just like they did to Black Myth: Wukong, making a darker interpretation of the classics. In the original story, Nezha kills a bunch of beings in the sea but later repents and becomes good, and it is a change for the positive and righteous. However, in the film, Nezha is a misunderstood character from the start and it was the world's fault that Nezha was the way he is.

The PRC uses this film to promote its agenda. Nezha 2 has become another nationalism symbol in China, and it is generating a movement called “raising the flag”.

The irony though, is in the plot of Nezha and how it’s promoted by the Chinese government. In the film, Nezha says that his own life is determined by himself, not by the heavens, meaning that he wants to control his life in his own hands. But the idea of Chinese people on the CCP’s side supporting this message is hilarious, because not long ago during COVID (2020-2023), Chinese people were literally forced to take mandatory daily COVID testings, so much for personal freedom. It is strange how the film has been turned into a nationalist movement. The entire identity of Nezha is breaking the rules that’s been set around him, and breaking the expectations that he was told, something the PRC would certainly not let the Chinese people do.

The supporters are saying that the movie’s rising ranks is not just about the movie itself, but it is a rise of “our people and cultural confidence”. In China right now in early 2025, everywhere you see this uniform voice telling you to see Nezha 2, to spend money and watch it 2-3 times, to break the records at the box office to make it show up as a pure numbers game. With a population of over a billion, achieving record numbers isn’t particularly difficult, though it raises questions about the film’s legitimacy as a global success. Like Black Myth Wukong, the vast majority of the fanbase are from China, so of course they made a lot of sales. But that’s not because there was a global sensational or critically acclaimed situation going on. Most of Nezha 2’s sales of come from domestic audiences, and its international performance, as expected, is not as strong.

The way that the PRC and supporters pushes it to promote Chinese nationalism is weird. Many are watching it not for enjoyment but to contribute to a political goal. They act like the film’s rise in the box office is not just a success for the film, it’s for the Chinese people and identity, which is quite a ridiculous belief. No other country believes this, for example, Americans don’t take patriotism or nationalism from Avatar 2. It will be strange for the Americans to claim that they themselves made a billion dollars off of it, or that they feel proud to be American because of the film. But that’s what the PRC does, framing watching Nezha 2 as a patriotic duty, hinting at the people that loving and supporting the film is loving and supporting the country.

It's the kind of strange cringy thing you will get by mixing myths with self-contradictory conspiracy theories, "cool" dark fantasy style, "liberal" creeds, "national communism" and CG techs, just like Black Myth: Wukong.

蛟龙行动 (Operation Leviathan)

Operation Leviathan (also translated as Operation Hadal) is a pro-CCP propaganda live action film about a Chinese nuclear submarines. This film did terribly, so terribly that they took it out of the theater.

Parts of the script were written down on little pieces of paper and memorized, and when foreign actors came on to act they have to hide the papers, because apparently the script contains secrets have Chinese weaponry and they have to “protect” it. This gathered a lot of ridicule from the Chinese internet, many people saying that “to protect our national secrets, I won’t go watch the movie.” And they kept their word.

The plot of the movie is quite ridiculous as well. In the movie, when the submarine is failing, the people start singing patriotic CCP songs, and a few frames later everything is fixed.

领土收复？ (Claim back rightfully lost land?)

The PRC has been in a constant struggle trying to get control over the island of Taiwan. PRC claims it is because Taiwan is “rightful Chinese clay” and is a “unremovable piece of sovereign Chinese territory”. However, PRC has signed over chunks of land (that was lost to Russia and were scheduled to return to China at a certain date) that are way bigger than Taiwan to Russia in order to keep good relations with him. So what is the real reason behind this land claim, as will as the claims over the “Nine-Dash Line”? Some people say it’s because Taiwan has good technologies, but the reason Taiwan has them is not due to their geographical location, and the lands signed over to Russia, if the PRC have kept it, would have opened many good trading ports that can boost China economically. The real reason PRC keep advocating the invasion of Taiwan is to stir up hate and struggle.

Technically speaking, PRC firstly separate from ROC, so when he say "reunification", there's only one meaning - total victory of PRC, not any other possible solutions. So everyone know this agenda is unfair, and any possible meaningful discussion or change should happen after him.

琐事 (Trivia)

• PRC spends more money on "internal security" than the military. This shows that the PRC actually considers the Chinese people the biggest threat.
• Most of China’s failed rocket launches' pieces land in residential areas. This is very dangerous, and the pieces also sometimes release toxic fumes.
• There are posters everywhere about "organizing trash" in China, such as recycling, kitchen waste, hazardous waste and other waste. However, this is all a facade, as all the trash gets mixed together into the garbage truck in the end.
• The PRC uses one timezone for all of his vast land.
• 35 is an internally agreed number of casualties that the PRC reports on crime usually do not go over, even if the actual casualties are much higher.
• To ensure their personal safety, Chinese leaders have installed the strictest gun controls. For decades, Chinese police didn't carry guns. In about the mid-2010s, some were allowed to have guns. But the vetting process and rules for retrieving and returning guns are very cumbersome, so some officers still prefer to not carry guns. The Chinese military also have strict police's on limiting servicemen's access to weapons, and guns are also separated from munition. This is the reason why it's rare to see gun violence in China.
• An estimate of over 1000 people are executed every year in PR China. That is more people executed per hear than all other countries combined. And that's only the official reported stats, the PRC wants to hide and classify the actual numbers which could be way higher, unlike Iran who likes to brag about executing people.
• Chinese media edited photos of American Olympic players to make their face look purple, and nicknaming the players “Thanos”.
• Whenever a natural disaster happens in the West, the CCP media paints it like there is no resources and no aid and no one being rescued. Many people in China, despite living poor, think that Americans have it way worse and are just jealous.
• The PRC government fabricates around 488 million social media posts per year, representing about 0.6 percent of the 80 billion posts generated on Chinese social media.
• In PRC, religion is more of a big business rather than an actual sense of belief.
• In China, during marriage, the newly wed couple gets red envelopes filled with money that is supposed to bring good luck and prosperity. But, many older uncles and aunties, most of them who were Red Guards during the Cultural Revolution, think that these envelopes somehow belongs to them even though they are distant family. So they will stop and drag on the groom’s clothes and stop their cars to mug them of their envelopes, pulling and chasing them. This has essentially became a tradition. As you can see, many of the more giving and honorable elders were killed off during the communist revolutions.
• People line up 8-9 hours every day in front of the government building to petition them to help. But in most cases it goes unsolved. Many have to camp out the night before to beat the line. Many people do collapse, because there’s no places to get water. These lines can stretch over blocks, and these are just the ones who make it. A lot of people were stopped along the way, captured, and some sent to mental hospitals for being "critics of the government".
• 80% of unsafe products come from PRC.
• Of the world’s nearly one billion surveillance cameras in 2022, an estimated 54% were in communist China.
• The Chinese government usually only looks into criminal cases where public opinion is already concentrated on.
• Many sanitation workers in China wear a bracelet that tracks them and beeps when they stay in one place for too long, to prevent random breaks.
• Chinese state-ran company Huawei has been involved in developing surveillance technologies used in Xinjiang, including facial recognition systems and biometric scanners.
• PRC has introduced online quizzes to promote "proper socialist internet" use, making propaganda interactive.
• PRC build some buildings that he claims have earthquake-resistant technology in Myanmar, but during the 2025 earthquake they collapsed.
• PRC's military spending has increased 9% per year for the past two decades.
• PRC has "death vans" or "execution vans", where they were driven around and prisoners would be taken in the van to be lethally injected. The body then would be put into a "cremation van".
• In PRC, the government could seize your home and demolish it without your consent. The homeowner would be offered a lowball offer payment, which is never enough for the homeowners to start anew. This caused a lot of homeowners to stand guard of their homes, only for the CCP-controlled media to label them as "dangerous militias".
• The hidden rule of the Chinese entertainment industry is that CCP officials can do things to the boys and girls, in exchange they get rise in fame.

引号 (Quotes)

“	Tenth Month One: Red Struggle Starts The holy land of Huaxia turns to hell Millions of lives perish to white bone	”
	— Poem condemning the rule of the CCP

关系 (Relationship)

朋友 (Friends)

• 中国共产党 - The party is never wrong.
• 朝鲜 - Best neighbor! Helped him in Korean War and saved him from total annihilation. I give you oil and defend yuo internationally, yuo give me stability buffer zone. Also yuo are like loyal dog, bark loud, but do nothing. GIVE ME CREDIT FOR BUILDING YOUR MERTO THOUGH!!
• 巴基斯坦 - Actually, you're more useful and loyal than DPRK, especially when you fight with India.
• 俄罗斯 - Thank you for giving me oil. And I will never stop selling yuo goods even with the war happening.
• 白俄罗斯 - Oh brother Lukashenko, yuo also no like fake democracy? We are meant for each other. I sell you drones, you give me loyalty. Friendship based on mutual dictatorship!
• 伊朗 - We both hate West. I buy your cheap oil, you buy my cameras and AI tech to watch your peoples. Is win-win! Not worryings, I will veto any sanctions on you, and if that doesn't work I'll bypass them by the railways I build for Belt and Road Initiative! I need all the oil I can get from you for my manufacturing and military…
• 老挝 - Yuo very obedient! I build dams, roads, and cheap infrastructure! Just keep being communist, and we shall get along fine.
• 阿尔巴尼亚社会主义人民共和国 - My only ally in Europe after Sino-Soviet split. Thank you for leaving Warsaw Pact! Now I have one more vassal state! I gives yuo lots of monies and technology for aid, no matter how much my economy is suffering and how much my people are starving. Asks for anything and I’ll give! Steel, cotton, yuo name it! But stop wasting the resources I give yuo! Actually use them!
  • Me want 5 billion yuan.
  • Well, yuo see, my economy is near total collapse… I’ll give yuo 1 billion yuan, is that ok?
  • WHAT?! UNACCEPTABLE! WE SHALL NEVER BOW OUR HEADS IN THE FACE OF ECONOMIC PRESSURE FROM A FOREIGN COUNTRY!!
• 刚果民主共和国 - I trade with yuo. Time to plunder all your resources :)
• 红色高棉 - Democidal AND communist? You have my support!
• 吉布提 - Thanks for let me have base! America is wetting his pants right now, with my influence. I will help you built infrastructure! Totally not a debt trap, but you owe me 70% of your GDP!
• 塔利班阿富汗 - My state-puppet companies will help yuo build telephone network for your military. We signed a contract to expand economic and technical cooperation on 9/11.
• 世界卫生组织 - For your efforts to deny the COVID-19 as a pandemic and tellings people to ignore Taiwan, you get a little reward. I will commit $500 million dollars yuo!

中心 (Neutral)

• 非洲国家 - Yes, I’ll keep funding yuo all for your violent communist revolutions! See? Tell me I’m better then that reformist traitor! Wait, why yuo all dropping socialism? Ah, no problem, I’ll keep funding yuo to build useless projects, so yuo can get in a debt trap and become my puppet
• 埃及 - We are economic partners, but WHY YUO MAKE PEOPLE WITH CHINESE PASSPORTS WAIT EXTRA 50 MINUTES IN AIRPORT? DON’T YUO KNOW THAT THE CHINESE PASSPORT CAN PROTECT YUO FROM BEING ATTACKED?!
• 蒙古 - Yuo tiny and cold. I take your rare earths and give yuo TikTok. Now stop trying to communicate with Inner Mongolia.
• 缅甸 - Junta good! Junta gives me pipeline! I don't care about your "human rights crisis" or whatever, just make sure gas keeps flowing.
• 哈萨克斯坦 - Border still have weird vibes. But I let you tradings as long as you don't question my Uyghur camps. Also I want your uranium.
• 巴西 - We both into BRICS, but yuo keep talking about saving Amazon and respecting democracy. Shut up and take coal plant.
• 以色列 – I like your tech, but yuo are too close to West. Also yuo selling drones to India!! But I still buy your spyware sometimes. Business is business

敌人 (Enemies)

• 台湾 - YUO IS FAKE COUNTRY AND MY REAL PROVINCE/ISLAND!!! TAIWAN IS NOT REAL CHINA AND IS NOT INDEPENDENT EITHER!!! YUO ARE CHINESE TAIPEI!!!! NOT EVEN AMERICA RECOGNIZE YUO SO GIVE UP ALREADY!!!!!
• 美国 - Haha, stupid idiot fat pig, so naive. I’m spying on him so I can steal intelligence and technology and claim it as my own! And one half of him doesn’t believe it despite multiple of my spies being caught! Americans are truly stupid. BUT STOP MOVING AROUND IN TAIWAN STRAIT, IT IS OF MINE! AND STOP TRYING TO PREVENT ME CLAIMING MY RIGHTFUL TAIWAN ISLAND! (despite the fact that I have never had control over it) Oh and that balloon? Oh, it was… um… IT WAS AN WEATHER BALLOON!!!! My pro-CCP internet army of bots will flood your comments now, enjoy.
  • 洛杉矶 - HAHA! LOOK AT HOW UNPREPARED YOU ARE FOR THE FIRE! This is proof that living in the US is actually miserable. Ignore my tofu dreg. And using prisoners for helping fight the fire? Inhumane! You should torture them instead, like I do.
• 英国 - We both can into liking tea, BUT PLEASE STOP EDUCATING, I mean BRAINWASHING HONG KONG! YOU’RE MAKING THEM PROTEST AGAINST OUR GLORIOUS LEADER!!
• 印度 - I supported Pakistan against yuo during this war. Now we’re the big trading partner, but that not into matter because yuo KEEP CLAIMING ALL MY RIGHTFUL CHINESE CLAY. Kashmir is mine, and Tibet is mine, yuo dirty rascal. I will climb over Himalayas and kill yuo. ALSO HOW DARE YUO SURPASSING ME INTO HAVING THE BIGGEST POPULATION IN THE WORLD, I WAS CAN INTO THE BIGGEST POPULATION. And yuo control waste management yuo are stink and dirty!
• 日本 - YUO FASCIST EMPEROR, YOUR ANIME SUCKS!! I will teach all my peoples into hating yuo… I will make children carry bayonets to train to stab yuo, I will make everyone step on your flag… I’m the master of brainwashing and hate building, my nationalists are UNSTOPPABLE! THEY’LL HURT YOUR ELDERLY AND CHILDREN ALIKE! Why you pouring nuclear coolant in your oceans? UNACCEPTABLE, it’s not like we pollute commonly and a hundred times worse! I’m going to buy a bunch of radiation detectors to watch out for the radiation yuor causing!!! wait… why is MY nuclear plants radiation higher then normal??? And how dare one of my citizen wear a KIMONO, a JAPANESE traditional clothing, on MY NATIONAL DAY?! IS UNACCEPTABLE!! and no there is absolutely none anti-Japanese hate in our country, we’re perfect!
  • Ah yes, because the imperial Japanese army marched into China wearing kimonos? Ridiculous.
• 韓國 - Evil capitalist fake Korea. China is the true great country, with peasants and proletarians who own nothing being the boss. I opened visa free travel for your citizens to visit me to see how much BETTER I am than you, just look at all those fancy Western sports cars driving around the streets! Impressed? You should be, evil Western capitalist.
• 越南 - Fake commie that I self-defended against in 1979. But I can use him to get a "Made in Vietnam" sticker on my sh*tty products.
• 加拿大 - HOW DARE YUO PATROL AROUND IN INTERNATIONAL WATERS?! I’LL HAVE TO INTERVENE NOW, AND IT’S YOUR FAULT!
• 墨西哥 - What? Surpassing me in making products?? And with good quality too?? Impossible!
• 尼泊尔 - I have never taken a single inch of soil from other countries! Not in history of my entire existence since 1949! Anyways let me just send my forces, build fences, restrict religious practices and animal grazing grass in yuor clay without your permission.
• 不丹 - Signed treaty with yuo in 1998, we promising each other to never change status quo border. Well let me just build military posts and move people in your clay, especially the part of your clay which yuo consider sacred, without permission. I’ll station lots of armed guards and military men there too. If another confrontation comes with Hindu pig this will be useful.
  • Please stop… I’m defenseless and having a no military. Is is always neutral and cannot pose a single threat to yuo.
• 电子游戏 - My entire youth population are addicts of yuo! Ban! No more 90 minutes a day!
• 立陶宛 - YOU DARE RECOGNIZE TAIWAN OFFICE WITH NAME TAIWAN??? I REMOVE YOUR NAME FROM MY MAPS! NO MORE EXPORT FOR YOU, ENJOY ECONOMIC ISOLATION (until EU comes to save you).
• 澳大利亚 - Yuo banned my 5G and asked for COVID investigation?! HOW DARE YOU! I punish with trade restrictions and angry wolf warrior tweets. But please still buy my solar panels.
• 南海小岛 - ALL MINE! I DRAW NINE DASH LINE ON NAPKIN, SO NOW THEY’RE MINE! Stop calling them "international waters," these islands are rightful Chinese territory, even if they were underwater last year.

绝对最坏的敌人 (Absolute Worst Enemies)

• 法轮功 - NUMBER ONE ENEMY SINCE 1999! Yuo teach spirituality and moralism, which is VERY different from Marxism. Unacceptable, especially with how large yuo grown. Trying to compete for the masses against me, huh? WILL ELIMINATE FROM ALL FRONTS! ERADICATE IN 3 MONTHS! WHY ARE YUO BECOME WORLDWIDE?! I WILL TASK MY EMBASSIES TO HARASS YUOR PROTESTS! DARES YUO RESIST MY GLORIOUS INDOCTRINATION?! DARES YUO SPREAD YUOR ANTI-CCP MEDIAS! YUOR ORGANS ARE ALL MINE! They make me very rich. I have set entire office to detain and torture (mentally and physically) yuo. Yuor peaceful protest have no use against my entire system! Also I staged a suicide video that shows you burning yourself and I’ll play it at every TV station across China! HOW ARE YUO STILL EXISTS?! I will pay YouTubers to deframe yuo, I offer them 200 dollars. I WILL IMPLEMENT AGENTS TO ELIMINATE YOU WORLDWIDE! My bots and 50 cent army will come after you!!!
• 1989年天安门广场抗议者 - TRAITORS! I WILL ARREST AND KILL EVERY SINGLE ONE OF YUO!! Great, now the entire internet is catching on… STOP SENDING THE PICTURE WITH THE TANKS! IT’S NOT REAL IT NEVER HAPPEN NEVER WILL HAPPEN IT NOT EXIST
• 维吾尔族 - YUO ARE ALL TERRORISTS AND EXTREMISTS! I WILL IMPRISON YOU AND FORCE YOU TO MAKE MY PRODUCTS! Go farm my cottons.
• 香港民主活动家 - UNGRATEFUL RATS! I gave yuo a failing economy, skyscrapers, and social credit score! And you repay me with umbrellas and protests?? I’ll crush you and erase your movement. THE WEST HAS BRAINWASHINGS YUO!

國旗 (Flag)

The flag of the People's Republic of China is a blood-socked banner with five yellow stars taped on the top left corner, with one big star and four little stars surrounding the right side of the big star. The red represents blood of the innocent lives he took and Communist revolution, and the big star represent the Chinese Communist Party, and the four little ones representing four social classes (workers, peasants, petty bourgeoise, national bourgeoise), symbolizing how all peoples are under the rule of the CCP.

The flag was designed by Zeng Liansong, and was first hoisted by the People's Liberation Army on a pole overlooking Beijing's Tiananmen Square on 1 October 1949, at a ceremony proclaiming the establishment of the People's Republic of China.

Mao Zedong personally approved of the flag, who reportedly liked it because it based on a line from the Records of the Grand Historian: "When five stars appear in the East, it is auspicious for China."

如何画 (How to draw)

Flag of the PRC, also called “five-star red flag” (五星红旗), strained in the blood of the innocent

People's Republic of China has a drawing rating of easy.

1. Draw a ball.
2. Fill it with red.
3. Draw a big yellow star at the top left corner of the ball.
4. Draw four small yellow stars circling in the right side of the big star.
5. Add red eyes, and you’re done!

Color Name		HEX
	Red	#EE1C25
	Yellow	#FFFF00

画廊 (Gallery)

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参看 (See Also)

• Chinese Communist Party
• Dengism
• Maoism