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Chiangist Thought is a conservative interpretation of Tridemism. Chiangism is more socially [[File:Conservatism-icon.png]] [[Conservatism|conservative]], [[File:Auth-icon.png]] [[Authoritarianism|authoritarian]], Confucianist and anti-communist than the original Tridemism. It is also more authoritarian and anti-Japanese than the original Tridemism. However, after WW2, the relationship between Japan and Chiang’s Taiwan (after his regime fled to Taiwan in the late 1940s) warmed up again due to shared interests, anti-communism, and conservative ideological alignment. | |||
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Revision as of 16:26, 18 June 2024
—  Chiang Kai-Shek
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Chiangism is the ideology of the former president of 
Republic of China. He is an 
Authoritarian Unity and 
Conservative ideology that was highly influential for China before the 
communist takeover, and 
Taiwan until the sweeping democratization in the 1990s. Chiangism is a right-wing variant of the ideology known as 
Tridemism (Three Principles of the People), originally formulated by 
Sun Yat-Sen.
Beliefs
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Chiangist Thought is a conservative interpretation of Tridemism. Chiangism is more socially conservative, 
authoritarian, Confucianist and anti-communist than the original Tridemism. It is also more authoritarian and anti-Japanese than the original Tridemism. However, after WW2, the relationship between Japan and Chiang’s Taiwan (after his regime fled to Taiwan in the late 1940s) warmed up again due to shared interests, anti-communism, and conservative ideological alignment.
