China
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| General Rank | 25 |
| Demographics | |
| Language | Chinese, English |
| Population | 3054 |
| Capital | Beijing |
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| Current President | aliao |
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| Currency | China
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| GDP (last 7 days) |  417.63 Gold
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| Inflation | -15.47% |
| Minimum salary | 1.00 China
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| Average salary | 6.92 China
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| Monthly exports | 24.8 Gold
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| Monthly imports | Gold
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| Territories | 18 |
| Average Strength | 3.41 |
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| Last Update | 10 October 2009 |
China (simplified Chinese: 中国; traditional Chinese: 中國; pinyin: Zhōng Guó; English: China) is a country in East Asia with about 3000 citizens. The country is settled by Chinese, Americans and Goons. The nation has experienced relative calm after the departure of the Iranian forces within China and the end of active battles between Indonesia and Romania in Asia.
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Society
Geography
China ranges from mostly plateaus and mountains in the west to lower lands in the east. Principal rivers flow from west to east, including the Yangtze (central), the Huang He (Yellow river, north-central), and the Amur (northeast), and sometimes toward the south (including the Pearl River, Mekong River, and Brahmaputra), with most Chinese rivers emptying into the Pacific Ocean.
Regions of China
| Region | Capital | Population | Hospital | Defence System |
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| Anhui | Hefei | 19 | 
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Beijing 
| Beijing | 2235 | 
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| Chongqing | Chongqing | 15 |
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| Gansu | Lanzhou | 6 |
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| Guizhou | Guiyang | 15 |
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| Hainan | Haikou | 8 |
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| Henan | Zhengzhou | 26 | 
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| Hubei | Wuhan | 25 |
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| Hunan | Changsha | 27 |
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| Inner Mongolia | Hohhot | 7 |
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| Jiangsu | Nanjing | 60 |
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| Jiangxi | Nanchang | 18 |
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| Ningxia | Yinchuan | 9 |
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| Shandong | Jinan | 55 | 
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| Shanghai | Shanghai | 389 |
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| Sichuan | Chengdu | 41 |
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| Tibet | Lhasa | 19 |
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| Yunnan | Kunming | 9 |
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Occupied Regions of China
Economy
The current minimum wage is 1CNY.
Resources
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| Anhui | Medium | Medium | |||
| Beijing | High | Medium | High | ||
| Chongqing | Medium | ||||
| Gansu | Medium | Meduim | |||
| Guizhou | Medium | ||||
| Hainan | Medium | ||||
| Henan | Medium | Medium | |||
| Hubei | Medium | Medium | |||
| Hunan | Medium | ||||
| Inner Mongolia | Medium | Medium | |||
| Jiangsu | Medium | ||||
| Jiangxi | Medium | ||||
| Ningxia | Medium | ||||
| Shandong | Medium | ||||
| Shanghai | Medium | ||||
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| Tibet | Medium | Medium | |||
| Yunnan | Medium |
Taxes
The following table shows the tax structure of China. Data valid as of November 10th, 2009.
| Product | Income Tax | Import Tax | VAT |
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 Food
| 5% | 35% | 1% |
 Gift
| 5% | 5% | 5% |
 Weapon
| 5% | 20% | 1% |
 Moving Tickets
| 5% | 30% | 5% |
| Grain
| 5% | 99% | |
| Diamonds
| 50% | 1% | |
| Iron
| 1% | 1% | |
| Oil
| 5% | 99% | |
| Wood
| 1% | 1% | |
 House
| 5% | 1% | 1% |
 Hospital
| 1% | 1% | 1% |
 Defense System
| 1% | 1% | 1% |
Trading Embargoes
| Country | Duration |
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 South Korea
| 3 months |
Politics
China has eight political parties, the five main parties plus Sanctae Crucis et Operis De, the Jian Shang Party, and the Saturn Community.
Presidents of China
The following table lists the current and former presidents of China.
| Year | Month | President | Party |
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| 2008 | December (Not full term) | Balash | Great China |
| 2009 | March (1/2 term) | Food2Rax (impeached) | Democratic Party of China |
| 2009 | March (1/2 term) | logomaster304 | Chinese Equality Party |
| 2009 | April | Mimihitam | The Stars of Melijanna |
| 2009 | May (5th-14th) | H KraToS (impeached) | Freed0m |
| 2009 | May (14th-) | Snayke | Juche Box Party |
| 2009 | June | Snayke | Juche Box Party |
| 2009 | July | Snayke | SSStars of Snayke |
| 2009 | August | Snayke | Serpentia |
| 2009 | September | solotar | People's Republik Party |
| 2009 | October | aliao | People's Republik Party |
Political Parties
There are currently 8 Chinese political parties
| Logo | Party Name | Party President | Political Orientation | Political Ideology | Congress | Members |
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| People's Republican Party | dawenxi | Center | Authoritarian | 32% | 386 |
| China Lao-Wai Party | Annyon G | Far-left | Authoritarian | 0% | 112 | |
| China Democratic Party | supersuperhero | Center-left | Libertarian | 30% | 109 |
| [[]] | Soy Sauce | JiaJunPeng | Center | Libetarian | 30% | 107 |
| [[]] | Serpentia | Snayke | Center | Libertarian | 3% | 82 |
| [[]] | Jian Shang Party | zippy cr | Center | Totalitarian | 3% | 22 |
| [[]] | Saturn Community | YK.HG | Far-left | Totalitarian | 3% | 18 |
Government Structure
| Govermental Office | Title | Name | Party |
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| Office of the President | President | aliao | People's Republik Party |
| Ministry Foreign Affairs | Minister of Foreign Affairs | TBA | |
| Ministry SinoDefence | Minister of SinoDefence | TBa | |
| Ministry of Finance | Minister of Finance | TBa | [[]] |
| Ministry of Welfare | Minister of Welfare | TBA |
Military
The People's Liberation Army
The newly formed People's Liberation Army is the main fighting force of China, under the direction of the Ministry of SinoDefence.
Wars
China is involved in the following wars:
China vs 
Russia
China vs 
Philippines
History
China was annexed into Pakistan as a result of a political takeover and the China-Pakistan War. On 14th November 2008, China became an independent nation again as Iran started a freedom fighting movement in Beijing, freeing the region and thus recreating China. For more information on the war, see Chinese Independence War.
China lost its independence again to both Iran and Pakistan soon thereafter, and is currently a developing country.
In February 2009, resistance fighters liberated the two regions of Anhui and Henan.
In March, some freedom fighters started a resistance war in Shanghai, a region with over 100 citizens. After the war was won by the resistance force, about half of the inhabitants left. Those who stayed helped China become more active than ever. The citizens already there felt the sudden increase of workers, food and resources. The economy was also affected.
Later in March, Beijing and Ningxia returned to Chinese control. Further resistance against Pakistan in Shanxi and Shaanxi was disrupted when Romania invaded the Pakistani-controlled regions. In response, Iran returned Shandong to China. In April, Hainan was liberated and returned to China.
Goons
In April, China decided to invade South Korea. Gyeonggi-do was conquered but retaken by South Korea with the help of Turkey and Thailand due to military alliances. However, while Gyeonggi-do was under Chinese occupation, much of the Goon population residing in Gyeonggi-do spread throughout China to make it their new home. This would forever change China's political scene.
During the month of May in 2009, there was a large amount of tension between the Goons and the Iranian occupation force in China which kicked off with a Iranian backed crack down on the Goon population. Their most high profile targets were Prime Minister Snayke, Governor of the Reserve Bank of China Dongles and the Minister of Foreign Affairs Stalin-chan. Much of the Goon population went underground and began forming themselves in a paramilitary organisation. It was during this time of conflict in which the Goon population and native Chinese relations started to warm and thus, both groups united under the banner of a free China.
The resistance forces did many good deeds to protect the citizens of China from their oppressive occupiers such as saving an innocent woman. The Goon forces also freed many political prisoners in the liberation of an Iranian concentration camp.
The final act of resistance by this Goon-lead force was the complete and utter liberation of China from military occupation by Iran with simultaneous and concerted attacks on every major city, ultimately driving out the Iranians in the process of liberation. The liberation relieved much of the population as they were now free to decide their own fate.
With the Iranian puppet gone, China had at least become a truly free nation. President Snayke took on the role as President under the banner of the Juche Box Party with loyalty towards a neutral and independent China.
The reconstruction of China had begun.
President Snayke aids Latvia
With tensions high in the Baltic states, Latvia found itself the target of aggression from Finland. Latvia's desperate situation was one that China could not ignore, as China had found itself the target of similar aggression in the past. China signed an alliance with Latvia on the 8th of June 2009, but it passed too late for China to be included in the first battle between Latvia and Finland. The battle for Zemgale was the vital battle for Latvia, as their economy was based there. Although Latvia, Estonia and China put up a brave front, it was no match for Finland and its allies who sent aid such as tanks. Zemgale was lost and activity in the war ceased.
Juche Box Party splits
June was a turbulent month for the Juche Box Party, a once unified organisation of Goons, reformism had filtered through the ranks. President Snayke, of the Juche Box Party turned reformist and refused to implement some 'extreme ideas' in the Party Platform as agreed upon in the 3rd JucheBox Congress. This lead to several betrayals against the cabinet. The then Minister of Foreign Affairs [Stalin-chan]] and Minister of National Defence Comrade Ral publicly spoke out against President Snayke. In the ultimate act of betrayal, Snayke split from the party taking with him several tens of members. In a desperate attempt to end prevent a reformist coup, Dongles seized control of the bank and denied access to President Snayke. These funds were moved to Juche Box Party organisations. President Snayke's cabinet was then slowly purged of old party guards.
After much heated tension between President Snayke and the 'radicals' of the Juche Box Party, he joined the People's Republican Party. His departure from the Juche Box Party signalled the beginning of the Goon Civil War. Snayke's followers soon formed the SSStars of Snayke political party.
China joins the American war games
The ailing health of Chinese citizens was a prominent issue which affected the growth of the Chinese economy significantly. Through negotiations, President Snayke managed to come to an agreement with the USA which allowed for the signing of a military alliance between the two nations. The first battle that China took part in was on the 2nd of July, marking their official entry into the American war games. This would serve to significantly improve the health of Chinese citizens and in turn their productivity and the economy.
Sol
The Sol alliance was created in mid-2009 with extensive discussions between many nations in the Asia-Pacific. President Snayke spearheaded these talks with the aim of creating a peaceful and close community in the region. The result was the formation of Sol with Australia, China, Japan, Malaysia, Pakistan, the Philippines and Singapore being the founding nations. Not only was China the leading figure in the creation of Sol, but the first Chairman of Sol was also Chinese, which was President Snayke.
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