Chinaball

Union of Chinese Republicsball, more commonly known as Chinaball or Empire of the Great Xi and formerly known as Union of Chinese Provincesball from 1951 until 1955, is a sovereign state located in East Asia. He occupies Mainland China, Taiwan, and has colonies in Antarctica. His government is a mess, and he is really damn proud of it. According to polls, his government's current approval rating stands at 86%, the lowest being 48% in 1995 and the highest being 96% in 1967. Despite his numerous achievements, he currently has an HDI of 0.785 because of huge urban overcrowding, pollution, and a somewhat checkered justice system.

Founding and early years
In 1947, US envoy George Marshall visited the clay of ROCball to negotiate broker a peace between the Nationalist Government and the  Chinese communists. With the deal, China can finally enter into peace for the first time in almost a century of turmoil. On January 6, 1947, a ceasefire was declared, and both sides withdrew their forces. With a coalition government in place, the two sides agreed on democratic elections, but because of the instability in Chinaball's clay at the time, a temporary military junta was set up. With a government in place, negotiations with the Chinese warlords began, and by December 1950, all of the warlords agreed to join Chinese Republicball. On February 13, 1951, Chinaball invited Tibetball to join, but he refused initially. After several months of negotiation and constant military blackmail, Tibetball finally agreed to join Chinaball, under the condition that the Dalai Lama would be allowed to remain as a political figure, and that Tibet would be industrialized. On October 1, 1951, the Union of Chinese Provincesball was proclaimed. After narrowly beating Chiang Kai-shek in a democratic election, Mao Zedong served as the Union's first head of state. In 1953, after the death of Joseph Stalin, relations between Chinaball and Sovietball soured, and with Chinaball seemingly aligned with the West, open war became a possibility. Because of this, Chinaball decided to go his own way and stop sympathizing with the West to prevent tension. In 1955, the Chinese Communist Party and the Kuomintang grew into massive political parties with millions of members. Because of their size, the two parties may start a civil war if one were to lose the next election. Considering this, Mao Zedong declared the Union as a two-party state, and that the CPC was a rival, rather than an enemy of the Kuomintang. With the change in system, Chinaball renamed himself to Union of Chinese Republicsball. The name has been the same ever since. In 1958, Mao decided to launch a 5-year plan, a massive industrialization effort. However, the Kuomintang objected to the plan, so a compromise was made. Industrialization programs will be more carefully carried out in a span of 7 years, and there would be no farming quotas. The plan worked, and China was on its way to achieving economic parity with Soviet Unionball, who carefully watched over Chinaball like a pedophile as he grew. In May 1962, a border clash with the Soviets occured at Kashgar. With a war imminent, Mao Zedong was allowed emergency powers, with the promise that there should be an election once the war about to start would end.

Martial law
On August 17, 1962, Soviet troops sneaked into border outposts in Uyghuristan Autonomous Regionball's clay. They killed all the troops they can see, and the next day, a Chinese delegation in Moscow was arrested. Believing that the Soviets were planning to invade, the Chinese army moved into Uyghuristanball's clay, and when the Soviets saw the first troop movements, they attacked. Despite a UN mission, all attempts failed, and USSRball decided to declare war. In December 1962, the Soviets reached Chongqing in a matter of just 5 months. At the time, the Chinese Armed Forces were not the most well-equipped and trained. Rather, the Chinese depended on numbers, just like during WW2. Compared to Russian soldiers who were no strangers to the cold, the Chinese still used conventional uniforms and old weapons. In fact, the most effective Chinese weapons were smuggled AKMs and Type 99 LMGs left over from WW2. With 140 thousand troops dead, and with the Soviets reaching Ürümqi, all hope seemed lost. But, on January 1, 1963, Mao Zedong received a gift from an estranged USAball. The gift was an ArmaLite AR-15 assault rifle. According to the US ambassador, USAball would help Chinaball against the Soviets if they normalized relations with the West. Not seeing to make another enemy, Chinaball agreed, and normalized relations with USAball, but decided to keep some distance so that Japanese Republicball would not antagonize him. With newer technology and with weapons taken from Soviet bases such as the MiG-21, the Chinese army started turning the tide against the Soviets, and in 1964, defeated them. The Chinese originally demanded that the Soviets "return" Outer Manchuria, but the UN decided that the USSR should pay reparations in the form of military equipment, money, and technology. With the Soviet populace disillusioned, the Soviet government was weakening day by day. With the war over, Mao Zedong stepped down as president, and Foreign Minister Zhou Enlai was elected as China's new leader.

Post-Martial Law
1968 saw the final completion of the 7-year plan, 3 years behind the schedule, mostly due to the Sino-Soviet War. Instead of aligning with the west again, Chinaball decided to remain neutral, but would be open to any country of any kind, so long as they are not dangerous or are bad influences. In 1969, Chinaball detonated his first nuclear device and started stockpiling. Years later, in 1972, he detonated his first hydrogen bomb. In 1972, an aging Chiang Kai-shek was elected president, and one of his first moves was to reduce the term of a president to 6 years. The move earned him widespread popularity. However, his reign lasted for just 3 years. When Chiang died, Beijing declared 3 days of mourning. He was succeeded by his son, Chiang Ching-kuo in a sudden election a week after he died. In 1976, Mao Zedong died of heart attack, and another 3 days of public mourning were declared. With the influence of the communists reduced, the plan to reduce the size of the Chinese army was carried out. The Chinese army, which was 4.8 million men at the time, was to be cut down to 2.5 million troops. In 1978, Chinese industrialization was finally at par with that of most Western nations. With a genuine free market, Chinaball decided to pursue trade with several Third World countries. When 1980 came, Chinaball was slowly becoming Westernized. Most conservatives in his government objected, but Chinaball said that it is the choice of the people to be influenced. In 1983, Chinaball agreed to help Japanese Republicball against the Russians. The next week, an undeclared war resulted in Chinese forces encircling the Vladivostok garrison and forcing them to surrender. However, the captured Russian soldiers said that they did not want to surrender, and their commander contacted the Chinese embassy in Beijing and told them that "this is not our fight". The encircled soldiers were given political asylum, and others chose to flee to Japan. Zhou Enlai died in 1984 of natural causes (irl he died because he was denied medical care), leading to an outpouring of grief in Beijing. In 1986, Chinaball experienced his first stock market crash. But by the same time, he got a lot of much-needed relief when Sovietball died and then became Greater Russiaball. In 1987, the Forbidden City was declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, making Chinaball even more popular, and gave him relief during the stock market crash. In 1987, he got blackmailed by Greater Russiaball to help him, and seeing how  Japanese Republicball was being bullied by Russiaball, Chinaball joined the Second Russo-Japanese War because he wanted to join in the fun to help  Japanese Republicball, because he simply hated  Greater Russiaball for being a fascist who was just the same guy who almost killed him in 1962, and he felt indebted to Japanball because Japanball's invasion during WW2 gave Chinaball his first sense of unity since the 1840s. Chinaball destroyed the Russian army along with the help of several other nations, weakening him. Greater Russiaball died soon in 1991 because of several factors, but most of it was because of his constant wars. Chinaball experienced several air raids during the war, but minimal damage occurred. in fact, Chinaball actually got out of the economic depression by mobilizing millions of volunteer soldiers and workers. In 1995, a plan to merge all the cities in the Bohai Sea was carried out, and on January 1, 2000, the Bohai Administrative Division was formed.

Contemporary History
With the dawn of the new millennium, Vietnamball, who was a fascist weirdo back then, threatened Chinaball for being "an abomination of a political system". So, Chinaball threatened Vietnamball by telling him to leave him, but Vietnamball would still not listen. On May 9, 2001, Vietnamball declared war on Chinaball. China was not expecting this, and he some territory in his south, but the Vietnamese were bogged down in Guangxi clay. Soon, Chinaball pushed back, and took Hanoi, soon establishing a democratic government in January 2002. Later into 2002, Chinaball was hit by an outbreak of SARS, leading to a health crisis that would later be resolved by huge government funding. The outbreak would end in 2004. In 2004, Chinaball completed the building of Taipei 101, and this held the record of the highest skyscraper in the world until 2010. In 2008, he held the Beijing Olympics giving him a raging boner he still has right now, and the Taipei-based Democratic Progressive Party made history by being the first party outside the KMT and the CPC to take the seat of president. In 2005, Chinaball commissioned his first aircraft carrier, the ex-Soviet carrier Varyag, which he renamed Liaoning. The ship became a massive source of national pride, and even though it is not the best aircraft carrier in the world, Chinaball is still proud of his achievement. He made a clone of the Liaoning, the Shandong, in 2009, he commissioned Shandong, his second aircraft carrier. On May 3, 2010, Chinaball decided to attempt colonizing Antarctica, eventually making Chinese Antarctican Territoriesball. By 2011, Chinaball launched Tiangong 1, his first space station. In 2012, after Mongol-Siberiaball dissolved, Mongolia and Tuva were granted membership into the Union.

Divisons
UCRball is divided into 35 divisions. He is composed of 25 republics (provinces), 4 municipalities, 5 autonomous regions, and one colony. Each division has its own provincial government and the right to make their own laws, excluding the Antarctic Territories, which is directly controlled by the Bohai government.


 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Anhuiball
 * [[File:Tianjin-icon.png]] Bohaiball (Municipality and Capital)
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Chongqingball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Fujianball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Guangdongball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Gansuball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Guangxiball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Guizhouball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Heilongjiangball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Hainanball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Henanball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Hebeiball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Hubeiball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Hunanball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Inner Mongoliaball (Autonomous Region)
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Jilinball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Jiangsuball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Jiangxiball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Liaoningball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Macauball (Municipality)
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Mongoliaball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Ningxiaball (Autonomous Region)
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Qinghaiball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Sichuanball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Shandongball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Shanghaiball (Municipality)
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Shanxiball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Taipeiball (Municipality)
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Taiwanball
 * [[File:Tibet-icon.png]] Tibetball (Autonomous Region)
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Tuvaball (Autonomous Region)
 * [[File:Turkic Council-icon.png]] Uyghuristanball (Autonomous Region)
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Yunnanball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Zhejiangball
 * [[File:Hong Kong-icon.png]] Hong Kongball
 * [[File:Siamese Union-icon.png]] Siamese Unionball
 * [[File:Vietnam-icon.png]] Vietnamball
 * [[File:UCR-icon.png]] Chinese Antarctican Territoriesball

Geography
Most of Chinaball's inland clay is made of mountains. His North is mostly deserts and steppes, and his South and his coasts are mostly humid jungles. Among his rivers includes the famous Yangtze river, one of the world's longest. China also has several biomes, ranging from tundras to forests. Chinaball also enjoys permafrost in his Antarctic territories and his far north.

Demographics
Chinaball's major ethnic group is the Han, but there are also other ethnic groups. Major minority ethnic groups in Chinaball's clay are Zhuang, Hui, Manchu, Uyghur, Miao, Yi, Tujia , Tibetan, Mongol, Dong, Buyei , Yao, Bai, Korean, Hani, Li , Kazakh, and Dai. Currently, Chinaball has a population of 1.52 billion as of 2032. There are an estimated 500 thousand foreigners living in Chinaball's clay. Most foreigners are American, but there are also large numbers of Koreans and Indians. Other foreign groups in Chinaball's clay include Southeast Asians and Africans.

Culture
Main Article: Chinese culture Chinese culture is known to be one of the most diverse in the world. Spanning over more than 3000 years, it is too much to be included in this page, so im gonna focus on modern culture Chinese culture is largely influential, even in other clays. Ancient Chinese culture is still widely recognized, and still develops to this day. Without the Cultural Revolution occurring, China still has large fragments of his past in him. He misses owning his Qing clay, but he admits it as part of his development into a country of the modern world. China has been influenced by the West since the 70s, and has become somewhat Westernized himself. He wears what any Westerner would wear, but has learned to remain himself. China listens to rock music a lot, but listens to pop sometimes too. Since he is not that good at playing electric guitar, he plays folk music when he is bored, or wants to show off to the rest of the world. Chinaball really hates people who cut classes, and people who do not graduate at least high school are not provided for by the state and "discarded as liabilities". For those who have never been to school at a young age, schools accept anyone of any age as long as they want to be educated. Chinese political culture is complex, and over time, it was usually the CPC that became the ruling party. But with the advent of the 21st century, smaller parties outside the CCP and the KMT started becoming more popular.

Ground Forces
The Chinese People's Army is one of the world's largest military establishments, with an official size of 2.3 million troops. Soldiers are trained for 2 years on average. The Chinese army used to rely on size to overpower its opponents, but ever since the Sino-Soviet War, the Chinese army adopted a more compact approach. Because of massive casualties during the Sino-Soviet War, the Chinese decided to make more use of tanks and motorized infantry supported by long-range artillery and air support.

History
The day the Chinese People's Army was formed, they depended on whatever they could find. Most troops were equipped with Chiang Kai-Shek Rifles, Type 99 Arisakas, Type 100 SMGs, and a large variety of other weapons. Because of the variety of weapons, massive ammunition shortages occurred quickly enough. Chinaball was not able to secure a deal for AK47s with USSRball in 1951, so he decided to turn to local weaponry. However, the design contest received no viable weapons, so Chinaball smuggled StG-44s into his clay. He liked the design, so he made it much better, finally creating the Type 51 assault rifle chambered in 7.62×39mm. During the Sino-Soviet War, the StG-44 proved well, but was long outdated by the time. So, the Chinese army adopted the ArmaLite AR-15 its standard infantry rifle in 1963. Not long after, the Chinese found problems in the AR-15, and after the Sino-Soviet War, captured thousands of AKMs and AK-47s. Just before the Chinese replaced the AR-15 with AK-style rifles, they decided to make their own AR-15, which they found much more ergonomic than the AK rifle. In 1969, Chinaball started producing a licensed copy of the AR-15, the Type 63 rifle. In 1981, the Type 63 started becoming obsolete, and the Chinese wanted to make an indigenous design with the same caliber as the Type 63. In 1983, the Type 81 rifle was put into service, and it incorporated features of both the AR-15 and the AK. While originally produced in 7.62×39mm, it was converted into 5.56×45mm, because the cartridge was far more common in the modern world. The Type 81 proved well as a rifle, but it was considered as a "stopgap" weapon. However, work on a successor to the Type 81 came to a halt in 1987 when the Second Sino-Russian War occurred. In 1995, the Chinese Armed Forces adopted the QBZ-95 bullpup assault rifle with the new 5.8mm cartridge. While originally designed for the 5.56 cartridge, tests showed that the 5.8mm round is more effective. During the Sino-Vietnamese War of 2001, the QBZ was found to be "too refined" and hardly rugged. It jammed constantly in mud and water, and it was found hard to handle because of its bullpup design. Soon in 2005, the QBZ-95 was done away with for the majority of the army, and the Type 87, a long-abandoned design used to test the 5.8mm cartridge for the QBZ, was brought into active service, albeit in a much more modern variant.

Equipment
Chinaball's standard service rifle currently is the Type 87 rifle, a 5.8mm derivative of the older Type 81. Despite this, most soldiers refer to the Type 87 as the Type 81. Special forces are equipped with QBZ-95 assault rifles, which are more accurate at short range, but harder to use when in prone position. China's standard issue marksman rifle is the Type 79, a copy of the Soviet SVD. China's standard squad support weapon is the Hanyang Type 42, an exact copy of the German MG42, originally chambered in 7.92×57mm Mauser, but soon converted to 5.8mm. China lets his troops buy their own sidearms to fit different styles. Most troops buy Glock G17s, but some troops just do not bring sidearms (which is a disadvantage). The Chinese wore conventional uniforms until the 1990s, until they were replaced by more modern nylon uniforms that were more comfortable and less bulky. The Chinese Army also used the Type 69 steel helmet, a copy of the Japanese Type 92, but they were all replaced by QGF03 kevlar helmest in 2006. Chinese army troops are provided with bulletproof vests supplied by Norinco, but because of several shortcomings in logistics, most troops still use chestrigs or simply do not use any body protection, relying on their uniforms and cover instead. The Chinese Army also makes good use of vehicles. Chinese paramilitary units still use obsolete but modernized Type 59 tanks, but regular units are supplied with more modern ZTZ-99 MBTs (in limited numbers due to their costliness), ZTZ-96 MBTs, T-90s produced locally, an estimated 140 M1A1 Abrams, and several tanks donated by other countries, such as USAball.

Army Structure
The Chinese People's Army Ground Force uses the same rank system as any Western country, but unlike the older Chinas, Chinaball does not employ political commissars in any way. Chinese troops are indoctrinated, but are taught to follow the people, not the government. While politics are not to be involved when it comes to the army, Chinese units made of mostly communist party volunteers are called "Reds", and Nationalist volunteers are called "blues" or "whites". Usually, CPC volunteers are handed Chairman Mao Caps, and KMT volunteers are handed German-style ski caps.

Tactics
While large, the Chinese Army does not prefer mass tactics. In fact, the Chinese army tactics include sending small groups of soldiers repeatedly, and then launching a large attack after. Chinese soldiers are trained to be largely independent from their superiors, adding more versatility to the average soldier. Troops are issued with vests, but not all troops prefer to wear them. Because of the load, squads in the army are issued with small vehicles that can carry their goods. But because of budget constraints, some squads in the army rely on horses instead to carry their things. The Chinese army has large numbers of mechanized infantry, but most are limited to foreign or urban deployments. When it comes to large-scale battles, tanks are made to cooperate with aircraft, naval support, and infantry. When Chinaball went to war with Sovietball in 1962, he depended on mass infantry charges and rotation. These tactics cost Chinaball a lot of troops, so he decided to adopt a more mobile strategy. During the Second Russo-Japanese War, the Chinese got their first taste of truly modern combat, but the lessons learned from the Sino-Soviet War appeared useless because while large and well-equipped, the Russian army was barely functional due to the abysmal economy Greater Russiaball inherited from his dad. This experience did not give the Chinese army a lot to learn, but he was able to formulate a new variety of tactics during the Vietnamese Civil War, in both massive battles and small engagements.

Navy
The Chinese People's Navy has roots dating centuries, but the first truly modern Chinese ships operated by the Chinese navy were the Anshan-class destroyers. These former Soviet ships were donated in the 50s, and they soon became the basis for the future Chinese navy. In 1946, the Chinese government was able to "save" most ships of the former Axis Powers, and were able to take the battleship Nagato, the cruiser Prinz Eugen, and several smaller ships as "war prizes". The two ships would be modernized and would see service into the 70s until they became war museums. In the 60s, the Chinese navy was beaten badly by the Russians, but when the Chinese defeated Sovietball, they were rewarded the Soviet Pacific Fleet by the UN. They picked out the good ships, and gave the "unnecessary" ones back to the Russians. The Chinese navy was finally able to get its first locally-built nuclear submarine in 1974, the Type 091 Submarine. In the 1980s, the Chinese got jealous of the Russian Kirov-class battlecruisers (one of which was captured during the Second Sino-Russian War), and a similar Chinese program started after the Chinese navy saw use in massive surface warships capable of taking on entire fleets alone. Over the next 18 years, 6 ships of the Sun Yat-sen class of "heavy nuclear missile cruisers" were built. Each ship is 281 meters long and weighs 45 thousand tons. These ships had the firepower and capabilities of an entire fleet, and when used against Vietnamese Empireball in the Vietnamese Civil War, they dealt massive damage to both naval and land targets alike. The Chinese navy commissioned its first carrier, the Liaoning (formerly the Soviet carrier Varyag), in 2010, and commissioned a second carrier, the Shandong, in 2011. Plans to build an amphibious assault ship by 2017 are still being drawn up, but it is likely that the project will be completed.

Air Force
The Chinese People's Army Air Force consists of 809 fighters, 342 bombers, 193 transports, 1,014 helicopters, and large but undisclosed number of auxiliary aircraft. Aging fighters are still in regular service, but are refurbished constantly to make them up-to-date. The mainstays of the Chinese air force are the J-20 and the J-31 fighters. The Chinese air force was created in 1951, after a realization that air power would be needed for all future wars. In the 50s, UCRball acquired fighters of American and Soviet origin, then reverse-engineered them. During the 1960s, the Chinese air force was decimated by the Soviets, with a loss ratio of 1 Soviet plane to 6 Chinese planes, convincing the Chinese to update their aircraft. During the war, the Chinese were able to capture Russian MiG-21s, and made a copy, named the Chengdu J-7. With American equipment to supplement the already viable MiG-21, the J-7 "ate up" everything it found. The J-7 was capable of carrying more modern missile systems, outmaneuvering enemy fighters, and reaching the altitudes of heavier enemy bombers. Once Soviet air superiority was lost, shot-down bombers were picked up and reverse-engineered. This resulted into the Xian H-6 bomber, which is still in service today. Over the years, Chinese aircraft would become even more American-style, but in the 1990s, Chinaball was able to buy a MiG-29 fighter, and he adopted the plane as the J-17 fighter. With American avionics, and local "mess around" of course. Chinaball would soon acquire newer Russian aircraft via Mongol-Siberiaball and  Japanese Republicball's clay. The Chinese air force is notorious for owning a wide range of different aircraft rather than a few standardized models. According to experts, Chinaball has the "largest ecosystem of aircraft ever created".

Fighters

 * Chengdu J-17 (MiG-29 copy)
 * Shenyang J-15 (license-produced F-15)
 * Shenyang J-11
 * Chengdu J-20
 * Shenyang J-31
 * Chengdu J-21 (modernized J-7)
 * Shenyang J-11
 * Chengdu J-10
 * Shenyang J-8II
 * Xi'an JH-7
 * McDonnell Douglas F/A-18E/F Super Hornet
 * McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle
 * Sukhoi Su-27
 * MiG-29
 * MiG-21
 * Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II (limited numbers)
 * Sukhoi Su-30

CAS

 * Nanchang Q-5
 * North American Rockwell OV-10 Bronco
 * Lockheed AC-130
 * Sukhoi Su-34
 * Fairchild Republic A-10 Thunderbolt II

Bombers

 * Xi'an H-6
 * Nanchang Q-5
 * Avro Vulcan (limited service)

AWACS

 * Ilyushin Il-76 (captured and reverse-engineered)
 * Boeing 737
 * Shaanxi Y-8

Attack Helicopters

 * Changhe Z-10
 * Mil Mi-28
 * Mil Mi-24
 * Boeing AH-64 Apache
 * Kawasaki OH-1

Utility Helicopters

 * Harbin Z-9
 * Changhe Z-8
 * Mil Mi-8
 * Sikorsky CH-53K King Stallion

Transport

 * Xi'an Y-20
 * Shaanxi Y-8
 * Shaanxi Y-9
 * Ilyushin Il-76
 * Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules
 * Dornier Do 28

Strategic Forces
China has a reported nuclear arsenal of 360 nuclear weapons, but it is believed that Chinaball still secretly makes nuclear weapons underground, and has amassed more than 4 thousand bombs over time. China's last official test was in 1998, but the sudden occurrence of "earthquakes" in places without fault lines may be a sign that nuclear tests continue underground. China's first nuclear test was in 1969. The test was carried out through a DF-1 missile, itself a derivative of the Soviet R-2, itself also a derivative of the German V-2.

Economy
The Chinese economy is one of the most massive in the world. China has a GDP of 14 trillion dollars, and he has a strong industrial base to support him. In China's clay, he still has some collective farms sponsored by the CPC, but they are not full of forced laborers, and instead, are operated by volunteers. Ever since the first 7-year plan, Chinaball has never experienced famine. In fact, he chose to develop slowly over time. Currently, Chinaball has plans to move industry inland in order to reduce coastal pollution, and provide more jobs to people inland. China ships all kinds of products to the rest of the world. While these products were initially stereotyped as "shoddy", they have increased in quality over time. This was done so that Chinaball can build good trade ties with other countries, and he can earn more from selling over time. Chinaball exports electronics, military equipment, vehicles, hardware, lumber, steel, and oil to several countries. Chinaball, however, does not sell military hardware to countries that are at war, threatening to make war, or are hostile to the Chinese state.

Politics
Chinaball is de jure a multi-party democracy, but is more of a two-party state. The largest parties are the Communist Party of China and the Kuomintang. Despite the dominance of the two parties, there are also hundreds of smaller parties with varying alignments. The ban on fascist and ultranationalist parties was lifted back in 2003, but suppression of such parties still continues to this day. Well-known parties aside from the CPC and the KMT include:
 * Maoist Communist Party of China
 * Democratic Progressive Party
 * Kuomintang Revolutionary Committee
 * Chinese People's Party
 * Jiusan Society
 * Social Democratic Party

State Ideology
UCRball is a democracy, and he has no official state ideology, but his government works like a social democracy. This is evident in how Chinaball keeps trying to provide jobs and his strong belief in education.

Corruption
Corruption has always been a problem for Chinaball. Even if a single cent is stolen, a politician can be shot in public or hanged. Chinaball really hates corrupt officials, and he takes no exceptions when it comes to punishing corrupt officials.

Censorship
Chinaball, while democratic, still upholds censorship. Porn sites are banned, because according to Chinaball, they are dangerous because of possible moral corruption and his already massive population but he still masturbates while looking at maps of the Qing Empire for some reason. Newspapers praising Nikita Khrushchev are also banned, because Chinaball has had some bad experiences with him. Fascist and ultranationalist parties were once banned, but it was only until 2003 that they were allowed. However, fascist newspapers are still subject to censorship. File-sharing websites are common in Chinaball's clay, but several have been closed after it was found out that pirated movies, video games, and even porn were being shared. Despite all the censorship, however, Chinaball still allows political dissent, anti-government expressions, and foreign websites. Baidu is Chinaball's largest web provider, but fierce debate about whether Baidu or Google is better continues.

Human Rights
Despite being a democracy, Chinaball still dishes out harsh punishments to people deemed "dangerous". Death penalty is reserved for the most heinous crimes, and life imprisonment is not rare, because Chinaball thinks that death is a quick escape. Ethnic groups are also treated with less dignity by the majority-Han government, but there are several moves to equalize all of Chinaball's races.

Foreign Policy
Chinaball has a neutral foreign policy, and prefers to keep out of conflicts involving other nations. Chinaball, however, protects his friends from aggression. Chinaball does not care about the political alignment of who he approaches, but he distances himself from them if his established friends are not comfortable with Chinaball approaching them, if the country is aggressive, if the country is a totalitarian dictatorship, and if the country hates him. Chinaball does not supply weapons or goods to countries that are at war or are threatening to make war. If said country is in a war Chinaball is also involved in, he would help them. But if a country is one of Chinaball's closer friends, such as Japanese Republicball or Vietnamball, he would help no matter what.

Punishment
In Chinaball's clay, he believes that reformation is the goal of punishment. Chinaball usually gives short prison sentences to minor crimes. For less serious crimes, criminals are sent to reeducation camps to be taught morals. For serious crimes, longer prison sentences are given in reeducation camps. For heinous crimes, life sentences in poorly maintained maximum security prisons are given. Chinaball believes that death is an easy way out, so prisoners who committed heinous crimes are made to suffer until they die. Death penalty is reserved only for terrorists, drug dealers, gang leaders, stock scam perpetrators, and the like. The mentally insane are sent to mental hospitals, but are not drugged, as Chinese psychologists believe that medicine for the troubled makes recovery harder, as insanity is natural.

Friends

 * [[File:Japanese Republic-icon.png]] Japanese Republicball - Apologies accepted. I no longer hate you, and i do thank you for giving my people a reason to unite. Oh and give me more gaming consoles pls pls pls....


 * [[File:Mongol-Siberia-icon.png]] Mongol-Siberiaball - Nice guy. I used to own his dad, but he seems better now. We also like cold weather and native culture.


 * Northern Territoryball - He seems quiet kid waiting to shoot up his school, but I am like that too... He also cares about native rights unlike me . And most of all, we like making some kind of "neutral bloc" that does not care about North Atlantic Terrorist Organization or something.


 * [[File:Hong Kong-icon.png]] Hong Kongball- Should have been my clay Almost became part of my clay, but I do respect his desire for independence. Because of him, my southern clays are becoming into rich and polluted . Nice architecture, by the way.


 * Jeju-Kyushuball - Weeb, but I can understand him for it. But he disappeared without saying goodbye... Hope I can see him again one day.


 * [[File:Siamese Union-icon.png]] Siamese Unionball - Good friend down south, I help him against burma.

Neutral

 * Vietnamball - He aint' heavy, but he still AIN'T MY FUCKING BROTHER. I'M TIRED OF LOSING MEN TO YOUR REBELS. GOOD MEN WITH FAMILIES. HEAR THAT? BUT FINE. I am helping you with your shit over there, but you better listen to me so that you do not turn nazi. Got it? Cause i am only telling you  ONCE!!!    But thanks for the refugees... Now I have more people to employ. And man, he's just good.

Enemies

 * [[File:Soviet-icon.png]] Soviet - NI DE BIAO ZI YOU TRIED TO KILLINGS ME BACK IN '62!!!!I THOUGHT WE WERE FRIENDS YOU ASSHOLE!! YOU HELPED ME DURING WW2 BUT YOU ABANDON ME THAT QUICKLY, HUH? REMOVE VODKA!!!!! YOU KILLED 300 THOUSAND OF US CHINESES IN '62 NEVER FORGET!!!! AND NOW THAT YUO IS OF GONE FOR SOME REASON,     I HOPE I GO TO HELL SOON SO THAT IN PERSON, I CAN KILL YOU!!!!!!!!!       *cough cough cough*
 * [[File:Russia-icon.png]] Greater Russiaball - SUKA! YOU ARE NO BETTER THAN YOUR DAAAAAD!!!!!! But well, I was able to claim credit for killing 100 thousand of you so...
 * Mongolian SSRball -You were part of me but... well, you are independent now.