China in WW2

It's actually Paul Michael Levesque

Michael Paul Levesque

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Qing dynasty

China maintained a lead in Sceince and technology in the ancient times, inventions and crafts like the gunpowder, paper, silk, printing, and many scientific findings of the ancient times are attributed to China.

If China hada lead in the Anciant times then why did it lose it since the enlightenement in Europe?

Two major factors could be associated to this.

First: It was the Arabs who took the lead from China, as they were the ones trading the good between China and Europe. they learnt a lot from China and India and other parts of the old world, recoreded and moderninzed it. But even they were not as good as the sixteenth/seventeenth century Europians in using those basic ideas in innovative ways. e.g. Chinese used their Gun powder mainly as fireworks, Arabs could make Guns but it was the Portugese who armed their ships with guns, sailed arround the Africa, destroyed the unprotected Arab trading ships and got hold of the East West trade routs. leading to the age of Clonization.

Second: China didnot have a regular scientific knowledge base to generate and maintain the lead. (though a good system of recording and learning of arts) instead it was a charecterisitc of their economic, geographic and demographic situation. they had a settled agrarian and urban society that provided contineuty and progress of ideas over the generations without interuptions like war and migration due to famine. China was and is densly populated, but comparitively poor in natural resources and climate to support this population. this created pressures on the masses to improvise and innovate. this phenominon is generally called Induced innovation. the lead that China had was based on this slower, unmanaged and irregular system, incontrast Europe discovered modern sceince, theorised, formalised and patronised it. result was great leaps in sceince and industrialsation. this didnot only give Europe a lead but also took away the advantages in artisan manufacuring from China, destroying whatever systems and lead it had.

note: this is only a very simplistic view of the situation reality is always more complex then our ability to comprehend and express it.

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Chinese are more developed about the literature of there country. after the 1800s, Chinese exposed to western culture. Then in 1949 the Chinese communist came to power after a long civil war.

why were the comunists able to win the chinese civil war

Chiang Kai-shek, Generalissimo (highest militaryrank) of the Republic of China controlled by Kuomintang (Nationalist party) during that time period.

the defeated nationalists fled to Taiwan

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the comumists are the China's cracked leaders who are complete blasted losered weaklings

Yes they did invent guns as you know almost every single thin is made from china.

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The Nationalist Chinese retreated to the island of Taiwan.

Over the years, the civil service examination system created a new wealthy class in China. This group was made up of scholar-officials. Strict rules set the scholar officials apart from society. At the same time, these scholar-officials began influencing Chinese thought and government well into modern times.

Temujin or Genghis Khan, lived from roughly about 1162 to 1227 and is best known for founding the Mongol Empire, which was the largest continuous empire in history. Even though the Mongol population only numbered one to two million, their huge number of horses enabled them to conquer large amounts of territory. Temujin was a ruthless and pragmatic leader, and although he had no real experience in governing he was open to taking on foreign advisors and help. He pursued an aggressive foreign policy and during his lifetime, the Mongol Empire eventually spread to most of Asia. He and his troops were known for their ruthlessness and acquired a reputation of willing to wipe out an entire city's population if they were to resist. After his death, there was an internal struggle for supremacy among the Mongol leaders and his huge empire was split into smaller khanates.

The women were treated badly they were shot to death and were stomped on

The Great Leap Forward

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The Himalays served as a natural barrier by separating China from India, so it does not face the monsoons India does. Instead it creates desserts, like the Gobi dessert, because of the traveling air.

he was a chinese politician and military leader

Fought each other and Japanese