China in WW2

The Golden Age

If you are asking geographically, the country opposite of Japan is South and North Korea.

In the republic of China you must be 21 years of age

Dr Sun was born in Xiangshan county of Guangdong province. But he moved to Hong Kong later. He enrolled in a western school. When he graduated, he went abroad and studied in the US. When he finished his studying, he became a doctor.

Well, one belief is that you are given spiritual gifts by God, and if you use those gifts to serve others then they grow, and if you don't use them then they wither. Another belief is that you can cultivate gifts that you weren't given through petitioning God.

We the people

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maozedong is his name.

a move toward increase capitalism

China was invaded in 1931, without declaration of war, when Japan unilaterally annexed Manchuria, i.e. northern China. They then continued with the annexation of the large province of Jehol in 1934. In 1937, Japan launched a full scale invasion into the remaining China. This aggression was part of Japan's policy of liberating Japan from her dependence on foreign states. Japan had a highly developed industry, but hardly any natural resources at all, not even enough to feed themselves in fact. This was not an economic problem, because Japans industry could easily fund all necessary imports, and still generate impressive profits. Just like Japan does today (she still has no significant natural resources). But it was a political problem, or at least the Japanese militarist/nationalist government thought so, because almost all of Asia was in European or US hands. The latter could thus stop deliveries of needed goods and raw materials in order to force Japan to act according to their wishes. Japan therefore pursued a policy of carving an empire for herself on mainland Asia (Korea and China), in order to secure the vast resources of raw materials available there, for her industries and society. She could have just bought them instead, and both Japan and China would have prospered, but Japanese leadership at the time was marked by medieval lines of thought.

If the Japanese had not invaded China, the would have been no effect on the map of China.

China claims October 1, 1949 as its independence day. This is the date that the People's Republic of China was formed. The ceremony was held at Tiananmen Square.

In 1949, Mao Zedong (also spelled Tse-tung) and his communist guerrilla army (the Red Army) took control of Mainland China away from Chiang Kai- shek and his Nationalist forces. Guerillas are members of small military forces that generally make surprise attacks. Chiang Kai-shek and his forces then fled to Taiwan. Mao Zedong set up the People's Republic of China.

the nanjing is in the china, and this place hanve a lot of history worth the research, it's a good place to visit.

It increased tensions, because it increased Western fears of communist expansion.

because i think he really wanted to. If he was the boss he can do it, there is nothing anyone else can do about it. See what i mean now.

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Unless changed, the factory code is Four Zeros. 0000

Together they are called daishō (meaning, big and small) the large sword is the katana and the smaller is the wakizashi.

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Impressionism avoided showing many details.

It depends. Normally, there are about 50 students if it is in a public school. But it may go down to a better size of 40, even 30 in some private schools.

the east dragon was more peaceful, and more involved in human affairs.it had a snake like body, and a shagy mane. the west dragons, ( or wyverns) were more described as evil, scorching the country side and stealing flocks. it had had two legs, and giant wings.

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That would be Cancer