China does not officially control any other countries, but it has significant influence over regions and territories. The most notable examples include Hong Kong and Macau, which are Special Administrative Regions with varying degrees of autonomy. Additionally, there are ongoing territorial disputes in areas like Taiwan, which China considers a part of its territory, and claims in the South China Sea that overlap with several other countries' territorial claims.
Cuba, China, and North Korea are all countries with controlled economies.
If you are talking about countries, then there are lots of countries that have a controlled economic system, such as Venezuela, China, and Russia. Some economies have more government control than other and none are completely government controlled, except N. Korea perhaps.
Cuba, China, North Korea
China, Phillipines, Vietnam
The present-day countries south and northeast of China that were controlled by the Qing Dynasty are Vietnam (south) and Korea (northeast).
Republic of China
USA, Canada, UK, France, Russia, China and India have little to total control over othercountries.USA tops the list of all, per research done in 2012 USA controls 22% of the world countries while China and India stood second and third with 12% and 8% respectively.
Latin America was commercially dominated by the united states. Similarly, China's economy was controlled by Japan and other countries. (APEX)
Countries without sovereignty could include territories or regions that are controlled by a foreign power or are not internationally recognized as independent states, such as Tibet which is controlled by China.
I don't get you, but the Han dynasty controlled parts of Asia that aren't part of modern day China. The countries that the Han conquered that are not part of China are Mongolia, Vietnam, North/South Korea, and Kazakhstan.
The Qing Dynasty controlled the most territory in China.
Latin America was commercially dominated by the united states. Similarly, China's economy was controlled by Japan and other countries. (APEX)