China in WW2

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Korea's version of the game commonly known in Western cultures as "Jacks", is called Khongi. Khongi can be played by one person or as a group, where people will play a round after the previous person loses. The basics of khongi are as follows..

a player is given 5 little hollow, plastic shapes (usually shaped as cartoon animals), which are filled with some sand for weight. They are about the size of one's thumbnail.

The person rattles them up in his or her hand like dice, and tosses them onto the floor. Then they have to pick one up and throw it in the air and pick one up from the floor with the same hand before catching the airborne one again with the same hand. once all 5 have been picked up through this process, the player starts over, but now moves on to throwing one up in the air, and picking two up. The same process happens. Then they move on to 3 and 4. After four, the person holds all five in a fist, tosses them in the air, and tries to catch all of them on the back of their hand. If all 5 are caught, the person wins technically. If fewer are caught, or none, the person is not considered to have lost, but, they haven't won either. I guess all that you get when you "win" is a sense of accomplishment, just as in most other childrens' games. There are some people who are extremely skilled at this game and move faster than the speed of light. But again, they just end up with that same sense of accomplishment. It's quite an addicting game though.

Sun Yat Sen helped take down the Qing Dynasty and then developed the modern People's Republic of China. This gained him the name of "Father of Modern China".

As a result of the Long March, China's Communist Party

Probably below SSJ2 but above as a regular Super Saiyans (Not Ascended SSjs and Mastered SSjs).

The Nationalist were defeated by the Chinese Communists.

A general Chinese menu consists of appetizers, soups, and main dishes Some appetizers are egg rolls, spring rolls, and deep fried wontons. Some soups are hot and sour soup, and wonton soup. Some main dishes are bang bang ji, and chow fun.

Brinkmanship increased cold war tension by increasing the fear that there would be a catastrophic nuclear bomb dropped on some poor unsuspecting village of inocent people.

Translated from Korean, "Do not tell them [crew] about my death."

By the way, it sounds much more dramatic and awesome in Korean.

Latin and German are western languages, so they use letters just like how we write English. Japanese, Chinese and Arabic are eastern languages, so instead of using letters, they use characters that consists of strokes.

After the United States drop the Atomic Bomb's on Japanese cities, the Japanese surrender then General Hideki Tojo stabbed his self in the stomach with a blade committing suicide, because he was disgrace in his self that his country surrender and lost the war.

The really cool futuristic floral dresses with wooden sandals. or is that Japan???

Yes it is. the great leap forward also tried to industrialize China

1915, recruiting committees were formed in nearly every town throughout Australia. In the central west of New South Wales a movement began which became known as the "Gilgandra snowball". Under the leadership of Mr W.T. Hitchen, 20 or so men who had determined to enlist marched to Sydney, gathering other recruits along the way. This was known as the Coo-ee march and comprised about 300 men by the time the contingent reached Sydney. Their example was soon followed by other marches from around New South Wales and Queensland: Waratahs, Kangaroos, Wallabies, Dungarees, Men from Snowy River, Kurrajongs, Kookaburras, Central West Boomerangs and North Coast Boomerangs. The total of men who marched was only about 1,500 but some historians consider the marches successful in influencing many other men to enlist. Twenty six men left Gilgandra on 10 October 1915 on the 'Cooee March', led by the Captain of the local rifle club, William Thomas Hitchen. At each town on the route the marchers shouted "cooee" to attract recruits and held recruitment meetings. By the time they reached Sydney just over one month later on 12 November, the numbers had swelled to 263 recruits, marching a total of 320 miles and being welcomed by large crowds along the way. The Cooee Festival commemorates the famous 1915 Cooee March. After the Gallipoli disaster and the first casualty lists were published the number of Australian men enlisting to go to war dwindled. In an attempt to change this trend, thirty-five men set out on a recruitment drive from Gilgandra to help in the WW1 effort, calling out "Cooee" to encourage men along the way to come and enlist also.

People were dieing so the population decreased

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Chang and Mao agreed to a temporary alliance to fight the Japanese.

I enjoy studying military history but I don't see much Fun in war. I don't understand your question.

the government is a mix of monarchy and democracy

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