A Little Trouble in Big China - A Chinese Warlord Quest

5) Continue with the paramilitary training of all Tong members with Zhuhai Boar Hunting Rifles and the knife fighting lessons, under the supervision of the Du Yuesheng Personal Guard. Also increase the numbers of the Du Yuesheng Personal Guard, as well as buying Howell Rifles from the H-KMT at twice the price of their production for said new members of the Du Yuesheng Personal Guard. And finally search for firework rockets experts and books from abroad to solve the military gunpowder rocket problem.

6) Attempt to reconnect and fix the Tong spy network in Qing controlled China and Manchuria. And from this point onwards start sharing information from Taiwan, Qing China and Manchuria and only political information about H-KMT territory with Chiang Kai Shek and best rifle customer Cai Yunpei.

So uh. Last turn was obviously a fluke, you clearly didn't intend to fight the (Left) Republic, so I'm not going to do anything to you this turn. But if you're aiding and abbeting the enemy- well, that's a rather large crime. I wouldn't attack you this turn, because I don't know about it IC, but I and the rest of the UF certainly would attack you next turn- and by sheer force we could assuredly beat you. And even if we don't find out about it IC, my conscription law applies to your people too. So unless they join the army if they're called up, they're criminals, so next turn we'd have an IC reason to attack you. Not going to order you to attack Chiang, because that'd be far too much IC for you, but unless you do a minimum of stuff, for the RoC ( Sell your military production to the United Front at a price dictated by the UF (as in, a very small profit margin, but still a profit), don't share information to anyone not in the United Front, and share it to the UF; don't fight the UF, and aid in smuggling if asked for. )

I and the rest of the UF will crack down on you next turn.
 
Absolute Bureaucratic Rule - Recognising the position of any absolute ruler as being transitional at best due to the limitations of a human life span and knowing that to make a system of rule into an insitution then an edifice must be build to support it the focus within the Greater Zhili will be the beginnings of an absolute bureaucratic monarchy. In the initial phases this will involve the transition of educated veterans of Wu's armies into bureaucratic roles throughout his territory. As well as this shall be the ability for vetted educated individuals to be appointed to the roles of local governance within the Greater Zhili. The goal of this is to expand the number and size of those holding power within the Clique and increase the number of people with a vested interest in continuing the system as opposed to that of the more......fluid government structures to the South. Alongside this will be the expanding of existing schooling systems and to support this, Wu will send out letters to the European churches and religions and offer them the opportunity to reside in his territory as long as they open schools alongside. This opportunity will be extended to existing religious structures within the Greater Zhili as well as hiring trade specialists from Europe and America to open trade schools to help feed growing industrial demand.

I would remove this part due to how that would make us lose legitimacy since you're inviting foreigners and allowing them to take Chinese Lands. Not only that, but the religious leaders of the West will most likely seek to break the Divine Mandate of the Emperor since they would openly preach a religion that collides with the Chinese counterparts.
 
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[]- Mao Zedong, Han Partisanlord of the CPC
-[] Plan Rebirth of the Revolution

Sure, why not go with ol' Mao?
 
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[X]- Mao Zedong, Han Partisanlord of the CPC
-[X] Plan Rebirth of the Revolution

1. The Peasant Struggle Above All! - In light of the recent defeats, the CPC has experienced fighting conventionally against reactionary forces Mao Zedong will begin to push for the CPC to abandon its attempts to use conventional armies to win the war. Instead, Mao Zedong will push the party to adopt the use of a partisan army rooted in the villages and towns in which they operate in order to bring down the KMT government through attrition.

2. The Furnace of the People - The CPC army is unique in China in that its main function is to serve and protect the common people instead of oppressing them. This is a new concept to many of the soldiers we capture and because of it many of them eventually join our ranks. Yet, it is important to impress our values onto them. Therefore, Mao will organize several classes a weak for both his partisans and the enemy troops they capture in order to impress upon all of them the reasons for our struggle and to encourage captured soldiers to join us. All of this can be accomplished while raising morale.

3. The Hunan Campaign - Mao's army will continue to operate as partisans throughout Hunan. Retreating when we are outmatched and striking the enemy when and where he is exposed. We will use the terrain of Hunan to our advantage and use its mountains to shield us from assault by the enemy. Our only military objective is to endure another year as a fighting force while expanding as much as is possible.
When you say 'the' KMT government, do you mean just the warlord one? Or are you including the H-KMT, as well? I noticed Mao is one of the few CPC votable choices that doesn't say 'CPC-KMT' but rather only 'CPC', so it seems he has less of the left KMT connection compared to other leaders.
 
So uh. Last turn was obviously a fluke, you clearly didn't intend to fight the (Left) Republic, so I'm not going to do anything to you this turn. But if you're aiding and abbeting the enemy- well, that's a rather large crime. I wouldn't attack you this turn, because I don't know about it IC, but I and the rest of the UF certainly would attack you next turn- and by sheer force we could assuredly beat you. And even if we don't find out about it IC, my conscription law applies to your people too. So unless they join the army if they're called up, they're criminals, so next turn we'd have an IC reason to attack you. Not going to order you to attack Chiang, because that'd be far too much IC for you, but unless you do a minimum of stuff, for the RoC ( Sell your military production to the United Front at a price dictated by the UF (as in, a very small profit margin, but still a profit), don't share information to anyone not in the United Front, and share it to the UF; don't fight the UF, and aid in smuggling if asked for. )

I and the rest of the UF will crack down on you next turn.

The Tong is expanding the gun, ammo and paper factories. The fish farms and salterns that provide basic food on the table for you guys are expanding. We're doing the recycling for millions of people to help keep the country clean. A factory that would start making a better explosive than gunpowder and the cheapest fertilizer ever is being constructed. I'm even helping the freaking Anarchists with info while keeping open a backchannel for diplomatic peace talks or ceasefire open with one of the bigwigs of the R-KMT for years now.

That's not enough? Look, if the Qing or Japan attacks, count on the Tong to help in the fighting, if not going Solid Snake on them. The R-KMT? The Tong will stay at selling guns, ammo, explosives and food to you thank you very much and...and we're the only ones selling anything to you in the first place what on Earth?

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I would remove this part due to how that would make us lose legitimacy since you're inviting foreigners and allowing them to take Chinese Lands. Not only that, but the religious leaders of the West will most likely seek to break the Divine Mandate of the Emperor since they would openly preach a religion that collides with the Chinese counterparts.

I am not selling any lands just continuing the open preaching that Western Religions were already alllowed anyway but now it costs them something.

As for preaching to bring down the divine mandate, I might remove Americans from the offer but the others are coming from monarchies and religions that support monarchs
 
Mao Zedong will begin to push for the CPC to abandon its attempts to use conventional armies to win the war.
In my opinion, the lack of actual conventional army is the Republic most glaring issue.
Instead of soldiers we have a huge mobs of militiamen and guerilla fighters. They may be better armed and supplied than the Right-KMT soldiers, thanks to efforts of comrade Borodin, but they lack professionalism.

Chen Duxiu can't support such a move.

Therefore, Mao will organize several classes a weak for both his partisans and the enemy troops they capture in order to impress upon all of them the reasons for our struggle and to encourage captured soldiers to join us.
Now, more propaganda is always good.
 
Wanted to try my own hands at this.

[] Mao Zedong, Han Partisanlord of the CPC
-[] Plan Preparing for Protracted People's War

1) Mao's Theory of People's War: Conventional warfare, under current circumstances, is doomed to fail. Mao will attempt to convince the CPC to abandon these efforts and to instead adopt his 3-stage Theory of People's War (Organization & Preparation --> Terrorism & Guerrilla Warfare --> Conventional Warfare). Regardless of the CPC's decision, Mao and his supporters will flee to the mountains in order to create a revolutionary base area there. If the CPC does not support Mao's plans, special efforts will have to be taken so that these plans do not weaken the rest of the CPC and the H-KMT overmuch or, at the very least, weaken them not as much as the Reactionaries. Our mistaken Comrades will still have a role to play in weakening the Rightists in order to facilitate the work of our own cadres.

2) A United Front: The CPC alone cannot win this war. An even closer unity with other Leftists groups is needed, for now. This unity can perhaps also be used to infiltrate their organizations and convert them to the CPC's views....

3) Beginning of Phase 1 (Organization & Preparation):
Build cells, recruit more members, train cadres, create more revolutionary base areas in other remote areas (mountains, forests etc.), infiltrate the enemy and assemble as much equipment and supplies as possible (though try to not to steal any from the H-KMT's troops or the rest of the CPC, unless absolutely needed or there is genuine fear that they'll fall into Reactionary hands).

4) Victory Lies With The Masses:
What is a true bastion of iron? It is the masses, the millions upon millions of people who genuinely and sincerely support the revolution. That is the real iron bastion which it is impossible, and absolutely impossible, for any force on earth to smash. In order to get the support of the masses, our cadres must socialize with the local population and spread propaganda among them in order to turn them into loyal CPC supporters. We will also spread propaganda among our own forces to keep morale high and to instill our cadres with revolutionary zeal.

5) All Reactionaries Are Paper Tigers:
In appearance, the reactionaries are terrifying, but in reality they are not so powerful. From a long-term point of view, it is not the reactionaries but the people who are really powerful. For this reason, propaganda must not be limited to our own people but also extended to the enemy. Infiltrators must spread propaganda in order to lower the enemy's morale, to sow discontent, defeatism, dissent and disloyalty among their people and to encourage desertion and defection among their forces.

6) Limited Phase 2 (Terrorism & Guerrilla Warfare): Provided his previous efforts have created a strong enough core of loyal cadres, Mao will start with Phase 2 and use a combination of guerrilla warfare and terrorism to attack where the enemy is weak. Besides weakening the enemy and strengthening his own forces, the main goal of these efforts should be to liberate the countryside. The cities can be taken later on.
 
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Producing domestically? Rather difficult and a bit of a long term goal.
Importing? Fairly easy.
Thanks for the information.
Well as you can read part of my plan is to turn my international ports in nascent railway hubs to the interior.
Yeah, it is kind of nice that, while KMT is divided and is destroying itself, then Qing is building a new China.

Right, now I am thinking about rewriting the action to be about connecting important coastal or river cities with their hinterlands to ease the transportation of trade goods and raw ressources for Industrial production, but that might just be where we already have railroad.

@Dadarian
How does the railroad situation look like in Qing?
 
[X] Chen Duxiu: Han Leader of the CPC
-[X] Plan Red Star

1. The unity of the United Front should be ensured. Ties between the H-KMT and the CPC should be strengthened and the President's initiatives should be supported. We should stand together before the enemy or they pick us up one by one.

2. The bitterness of the young members of the H-KMT's politburo is concerning. Chen Duxiu should meet them to address their issues and explain his viewpoint: that the communism within the H-KMT is all but ensured, thanks to years of parties' alliance. All the world already considers our Republic as a communist state, that's what forced right-wing elements of the KMT to break away, which in turn forced left-leaning elements of the party to lean to the left even harder. Thanks to close cooperation of the Left-KMT and the Communists our supporters are working at all levels of government, making diverting the Republic from our course is all but impossible. Capitalists' fear of the Republic becoming communist is all but ensured it will become communist.

3. Mao's idea of rejecting conventional armies in favour of partisan army won't be able to protect the Republic and utilize its greatest advantage of developed infrastructure and industrial potential. The partisan efforts were, are and will be important element of our doctrine, but their goal is to make the army's work easier, not to win the war by itself. It also should be pointed that the war is not lost yet, therefore the idea to run in the mountains is premature to say the least. On the other hand, initiatives of spreading propaganda amongst population and prisoners-of-war are always welcomed.

4. The CPC welcomes the efforts of Sheng Shih-ts'ai to free people of Xinjiang. The close coordination of the CPC and the Left-KMT forces and our Soviet comrades should be ensured. To rob the Triumvirate of popular support promises of land to peasants and authonomy to national minorities should be made and delivered as much as possible. Our agitators should empasize that the Triumvirate and their Qing backers want nothing more than to rob the people of that newfound freedom and urge them to join the fight. Efforts to sow the distrust amongst members of the Triumvirate should be made in hope to broke their alliance. The arrival of the Qing reinforcements should be delayed through infrastructure sabotaging.
 
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According to Dadarian's earlier post it's going to be 24 hours and a couple tens of minutes until votes are closed. Hoping that everyone's able to finish their plans in time, the last I saw the plans of @DanBaque and @ZealousThoughts were still under construction.

Particularly not our comrades in Sichuan and Hunan who suffer under rightist occupation, and whose liberation shall soon be at hand. (United Front with the other leftist factions at least until the present rightist threat is dealt with, although keeping in mind that the H-KMT may and the CPC will backstab us the instant they think they might benefit from it; no letting them bleed out the anarchists against the rightists to save their own forces and then sweeping in to crush us along with the K-KMT and Qing. Try to convince the anarchists in Canton not to start anything further with the other leftists while the United Front is a thing; obviously they can still respond if the H-KMT or CPC decides to attack them in spite of that. Also, liberate Sichuan and the occupied sections of Hunan from the rightist factions, trying to gain the assistance or at least acquiescence of the peasantry and the urban lower/working class in those regions)
I just noticed this. How do you intend to get significant numbers through to Sichuan to liberate it? My understanding was that the anarchist movement was a phenomenon occurring mostly in the core H-KMT areas, radiating out from the main thinkers in Canton. That's over 1500 kilometers away from Sichuan, through war-torn territory, bad infrastructure & tough terrain; furthermore, you're splitting forces to also see about Hunan at the same time. Upon arrival they'll have passed through multiple warlord dominions, and the one they're going to (Liu Xiang's Sichuan Clique) is IIRC one of the most powerful. I say this because not only does he has Sichuan's resources, but he also took in Bai Chongxi and gave him an army and the connections from his own family ties to set up Chongxi's rule in in Xikang; barring some sort of betrayal, it would appear that this is two powerful warlords working together in the same clique for the moment.

Furthermore, even if this is more of an infiltration thing, I would have to advise against it. The K-KMT have invested a lot of resources there... check out the Office of Military Reconnaissance that voters set up, they have blunted a lot of similar attempts and it seems that they have broad support among both the public and warlords. It's there in updates 1925 & 1926:

Further the Office of Military Reconnaissance was created in Kunming, acting as the hidden eyes, ears, and daggers of the Rightist KMT. They quickly proved themselves effective by quietly locating and disposing of Communist provocateurs trying to come up to preach communist propaganda and slur the Rightists for their lack of participation.
For hidden to all the K-KMT had further decentralised their military to create a rough confederation of warlords, allowing for one final intake of conscripts. Communist cells were often sent in, but never came out as the various warlords developed a series of linked agencies which were hyper vigilant of cell activity and was popularly supported by the landowners and lumpenproletariet peasants that have been taught the evils of communism for years.

Basically, the place is now a deathtrap. There were a few communist cells in the mountains in Sichuan while it was nominally under H-KMT rule before the local H-KMT friendly warlord was assassinated and the K-KMT rolled in, but to even get to them if they haven't been extinguished by Bai Chongxi yet is a very powerful feat for the nascent anarchists to pull off. It's like swimming right for a shark's mouth and hoping it swallows you whole so you can strike it from within.

1) Mao's Theory of People's War: Conventional warfare, under current circumstances, is doomed to fail. Mao will attempt to convince the CPC to abandon these efforts and to instead adopt his 3-stage Theory of People's War (Organization & Preparation --> Terrorism & Guerrilla Warfare --> Conventional Warfare). Regardless of the CPC's decision, Mao and his supporters will flee to the mountains in order to create a revolutionary base area there. If the CPC does not support Mao's plans, special efforts will have to be taken so that these plans do not weaken the rest of the CPC and the H-KMT overmuch or, at the very least, weaken them not as much as the Reactionaries. Our mistaken Comrades will still have a role to play in weakening the Rightists in order to facilitate the work of our own cadres.

2) A United Front: The CPC alone cannot win this war. An even closer unity with other Leftists groups is needed, for now. This unity can perhaps also be used to infiltrate their organizations and convert them to the CPC's views....
What's the point of dolling up this vote with the talk about unity? You're saying that regardless of whatever they do you're going to take what able men you can convince and strike up for the mountains. This will inherently weaken the CPC-KMT in the tasks it would have otherwise put those people to work for; trying to minimize their losses to your split approach may only doom your own efforts and weaken everyone regardless for having taken what few you did. If you're as confident as your vote indicates in that you're right and that their approach to conventional warfare is doomed to fail, you shouldn't even consider them because they are dead men walking. In that case, every person you convince to your side is one who has a chance at life and liberation of the people, and you should bring over as many as you can competently command. Also, I don't think you'd be able to infiltrate them and convert them all that well if they're in the cities and you're up in the mountains.

Impressing them in combat by surviving and overcoming odds against powerful foes is a much, much better way to convert CPC members to your cause than it is to have a presently untested man conduct a whisper campaign against their head while they are locked in battle defending against stalwart foes who seek to eliminate them. It's much easier to convince people and not get purged if you have the amazing victories first and then follow-up with propaganda rather than the other way around.

6) Limited Phase 2 (Terrorism & Guerrilla Warfare): Provided his previous efforts have created a strong enough core of loyal cadres, Mao will start with Phase 2 and use a combination of guerrilla warfare and terrorism to attack where the enemy is weak. Besides weakening the enemy and strengthening his own forces, the main goal of these efforts should be to liberate the countryside. The cities can be taken later on.
Also, do keep in mind the points I mentioned above to the anarchist forces as I think they also apply to you, I wouldn't necessarily describe it as a 'weak spot' as it seems that the right KMT forces are not nearly as reliant on urban centers as they were in our timeline and appear to have more grassroots support. They have a pretty strong security state right now against saboteurs, terrorists and so it is an uphill battle. Qing may prove an easier target, although there isn't much of a border with them coming from KMT... but then again, Qing attentions are occupied mostly in the north and northwest so I'm pretty sure so if you were somehow able to survive the arduous path through warlord territory you might be able to build strength there. There are also some CPC members in Qing, I think I remember something about communist monks shouting at Qing-aligned ones so it may not need to be entirely H-KMT sourced.

The arrival of the Qing reinforcements should be delayed through infrastructure sabotaging.
Which infrastructure? Out west there are mostly dirt roads from what Dadarian said, so are you aiming to bomb eastern railway hubs and that sort of thing? That seems like it would hit them right where it hurts as they're trying to invest in those. On the other hand, they might be able to whip up a storm about traitorous communists acting as a fifth column and bombing vital transport centers (which are probably full of people, too) to let the USSR gobble the country.
 
So uh. Last turn was obviously a fluke, you clearly didn't intend to fight the (Left) Republic, so I'm not going to do anything to you this turn. But if you're aiding and abbeting the enemy- well, that's a rather large crime. I wouldn't attack you this turn, because I don't know about it IC, but I and the rest of the UF certainly would attack you next turn- and by sheer force we could assuredly beat you. And even if we don't find out about it IC, my conscription law applies to your people too. So unless they join the army if they're called up, they're criminals, so next turn we'd have an IC reason to attack you. Not going to order you to attack Chiang, because that'd be far too much IC for you, but unless you do a minimum of stuff, for the RoC ( Sell your military production to the United Front at a price dictated by the UF (as in, a very small profit margin, but still a profit), don't share information to anyone not in the United Front, and share it to the UF; don't fight the UF, and aid in smuggling if asked for. )

I and the rest of the UF will crack down on you next turn.

Oh. I have also expanded food production super even further.

New food in the menu: SEAWEEDS! The manna of the sea that helped humans colonize the Americas during the Ice Age using the coastal highway!

And now there's lots of new boats! For the lots of rivers to use for riverrine outflanking maneuvers.

@Dadarian, what's the current estimated armed strength of the Tong with the inclusion of the new members from the Qing militia?

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Hmm, let's try this again.

[X] Mao Zedong, Han Partisanlord of the CPC
-[X] Plan Protracted People's War

1) A Long March: Comrade Mao will take his supporters on a journey northwards, into the lands held by the Qing. There they will settle in areas where the people are discontent with Qing rule.

2) Beginning of Phase 1 (Organization & Preparation):
Throughout their journey and once settled, Mao and his supporters will recruit more members, train more cadres, build more cells, create more revolutionary base areas, infiltrate the enemy and assemble as much equipment and supplies as possible.

3) The Iron Bastion of the Masses:
Victory lies with the masses. If the Communists are not winning, that is only because they do not have the support of the masses. To rectify this, our cadres must socialize with the local population and spread propaganda among them in order to turn them against their Qing overlords and into loyal CPC supporters. We will also spread propaganda among our own forces to keep morale high and to instill our cadres with revolutionary zeal.

4) All Reactionaries Are Paper Tigers:
In appearance, the Qing seem strong, but in reality they are not so powerful. They are like a mighty castle build upon unstable foundations. Once one undermines these foundations, the whole castle comes crashing down. For this reason, propaganda must be extended to the enemy and their supporters, to undermine the Qing's foundations. Infiltrators must spread propaganda in order to lower the enemy's morale, to sow discontent, defeatism, dissent and disloyalty among their people and to encourage desertion and defection among their forces.

5) Limited Phase 2 (Terrorism & Guerrilla Warfare):
Provided his previous efforts have created a strong enough force of loyal cadres, Mao will use a combination of guerrilla warfare and terrorism to weaken the Qing. There must be great chaos under Heaven! If Mao feels that his forces are not yet strong enough for such attempts, he will postpone this and instead continue working on Phase 1. In any case, we must try to avoid direct confrontation with Qing forces, for now, unless our forces in a given situation are so superior that we are certain of victory, but that is unlikely.

Thoughts? Regarding Mao essentially taking away part of the CPC's force for a mad gamble, I'm not actually sure how much support he has. So I'm kinda assuming his support isn't that great and that him and his supporters leaving isn't such a great blow to the CPC? (Alot of them might decide not to follow him north anyway.)
 
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Fellow comrades, please lend your support to comrade Mao's Long March! With your help, he shall deal a devastating blow to the bourgeois imperialists in the north!
 
The land active with Qing discontent is either Mongolia or Xinjiang, are you sure about the destination?
I doubt those are the only areas where the people are unhappy with Qing rule. I just phrased it like that because I didn't know whether and what province to pick. Their destination is supposed to be somewhat closer than Mongolia or Xinjiang.
 
I doubt those are the only areas where the people are unhappy with Qing rule. I just phrased it like that because I didn't know whether and what province to pick. Their destination is supposed to be somewhat closer than Mongolia or Xinjiang.

You mean the other areas where they have seen the reborn Qing reclaim Chinese lands from the Europeans and the only time of peace and some prosperity in China?
 
All that the Qing has done for China ever since its reformation was for the good of the land itself and for the sake of the people. The CPC and the H-KMT are nothing but the pawns of the russian communists who seek to use them to subjugate China and forcefully impose their ideology upon us, with no regards as to the needs of the Chinese! The Qing have fought to bring back China to its true glory and help recover its former territories from the hands of hostile powers.
To all those who care for the future, prosperity and stability of China, I ask of you to support the Qing and the efforts of Prince Chun and the countless others who strive to make China become a great power, that is not at the whims and decisions of the other powers!
 
All that the Qing has done for China ever since its reformation was for the good of the land itself and for the sake of the people. The CPC and the H-KMT are nothing but the pawns of the russian communists who seek to use them to subjugate China and forcefully impose their ideology upon us, with no regards as to the needs of the Chinese! The Qing have fought to bring back China to its true glory and help recover its former territories from the hands of hostile powers.
To all those who care for the future, prosperity and stability of China, I ask of you to support the Qing and the efforts of Prince Chun and the countless others who strive to make China become a great power, that is not at the whims and decisions of the other powers!
All that the Qing have one was to fuel the ambition and fill the pockets of the bureaucratic and military cliques that control the puppet on the throne! The CPC and its leftist allies (even the damned Anarchists, misguided as they may be) seek only to liberate their northern comrades and create the people's democratic dictatorship!
 
The Qing have fought to bring back China to its true glory and help recover its former territories from the hands of hostile powers.
This seems to neglect how Qing sat on its hands while the Northeast, Fujian, and even Mongolia (wasn't it recognized by foreigners under Qing rule?) were peeled away/became glorious independent nations. A couple colonial concessions returned to defuse mass rioting seem minor in comparison.
 
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All that the Qing has done for China was several centuries of oppression, stagnation and humiliation.
Why should we believe this new attempt will be better?
Where was so-called 'Emperor' when China was invaded by greedy Japanese? He was hiding cowardly in the Forbidden City, refusing to take an action against the agressor, while true patriots of China were dying fighting them in Manchuria and Fujian. How can we trust him to rule for 'the sake of people' after that?

There is three powers vying for control of China.
One is a decrepit monarchy, relying on powerhungry warlords.
Other is a bunch of warlords, pretending to be democratic government.
And the third one is the only government of the People and for the People.

We are the Republic. We are the People. We are the Future.

 
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