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'''The People's Republic of China''' (PRC) is a socialist state located in East Asia, and one of the few countries in the world today governed by a communist party. Centered around Northeast China and Shandong, its national territory encompasses regions such as Liaoning, Shandong, Shanxi, [[Nostra:ShangHai|Shanghai]], Jiangsu, Xiamen, and Tianjin, sharing land borders with multiple countries. Its capital is Jinan, with a population of 35. The city with the highest resident population in the PRC is the Shanghai Special Administrative Region, with a population of 103. Politically, it adopts a unitary socialist republic system according to its constitution. The [[Nostra:Communist Party of China|Chinese Communist Party]] is the official ruling party of the PRC, practicing [[Nostra:Communist Party of China|Feibai-Maoism]]. This ideology reintroduces a revolutionary-like "permanent mobilization" state. The term "Feibai-Maoism" was proposed by Feibai's friend LAOLING__, while Feibai himself considers himself a Marxist-Leninist and has never used this term.
'''The People's Republic of China''' (PRC) is a socialist state located in East Asia, and one of the few countries in the world today governed by a communist party. Centered around Northeast China and Shandong, its national territory encompasses regions such as Liaoning, Shandong, Shanxi, [[Nostra:ShangHai|Shanghai]], Jiangsu, Xiamen, and Tianjin, sharing land borders with multiple countries. Its capital is Jinan, with a population of 35. The city with the highest resident population in the PRC is the Shanghai Special Administrative Region, with a population of 103. Politically, it adopts a unitary socialist republic system according to its constitution. The [[Nostra:Communist Party of China|Chinese Communist Party]] is the official ruling party of the PRC, practicing [[Nostra:Communist Party of China|Feibai-Maoism]]. This ideology reintroduces a revolutionary-like "permanent mobilization" state. The term "Feibai-Maoism" was proposed by Feibai's friend LAOLING__, while Feibai himself considers himself a Marxist-Leninist and has never used this term.


After the Nostra server opened on April 17, the current PRC capital Jinan was established on the opening day. After cooperating with [[Nostra:Han|Dahan]] to help establish its nation, cooperation between the two sides was temporarily suspended due to differences in stance. On April 28, 2026, the People's Republic of China (PRC) was established in Jinan. On June 2, it assisted in the establishment and founding of the Republic of China Tainan National Government. On June 3, it formed the United Front of Chinese Nations (UFCN) with the [[Nostra:ROC|Republic of China Tainan Government (ROC)]]. On June 6, the [[Nostra:Republican China|Republican China]] and on June 8, the [[Nostra:Republic of Ming|Ming Republic]] joined the UFCN. On June 8, after the Empire of Japan declared war on the People's Republic of China, other member states of the United Front of Chinese Nations also declared war on the Empire of Japan, thus triggering the [[Nostra:The Anti-Japanese war|First Sino-Japanese War (War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression)]].
After the Nostra server opened on April 17, the current PRC capital Jinan was established on the opening day. After cooperating with [[Nostra:Han|Dahan]] to help establish its nation, cooperation between the two sides was temporarily suspended due to differences in stance. On April 28, 2026, the People's Republic of China (PRC) was established in Jinan. On June 2, it assisted in the establishment and founding of the Republic of China Tainan National Government. On June 3, it formed the United Front of Chinese Nations (UFCN) with the [[Nostra:ROC|Republic of China Tainan Government (ROC)]]. On June 6, the [[Nostra:Republican China|Republican China]] and on June 8, the [[Nostra:Republic of Ming|Ming Republic]] joined the UFCN. On June 8, after the Empire of Japan declared war on the People's Republic of China, other member states of the United Front of Chinese Nations also declared war on the Empire of Japan, thus triggering the [[Nostra:The Anti-Japanese war|First chinanese-Japanese War (War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression)]].


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On June 8, after the Empire of Japan declared war on the People's Republic of China, all member states of the United Front officially declared war on Japan and puppet Taiwan, triggering the [[Nostra:The Anti-Japanese war|First Sino-Japanese War (War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression)]], bringing the "Hundred Flowers" period to an abrupt end.
On June 8, after the Empire of Japan declared war on the People's Republic of China, all member states of the United Front officially declared war on Japan and puppet Taiwan, triggering the [[Nostra:The Anti-Japanese war|First Sino-Japanese War (War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression)]], bringing the "Hundred Flowers" period to an abrupt end.


=== First Sino-Japanese War (2026/6/8 - Present) ===
=== First chinese-Japanese War (2026/6/8 - NOW) ===


The Xiamen faction, named after the Heavenly Kingdom (Heavenly_Kingdom) and participating in the war under the name of the ROC for one day, announced on June 7 that because the Han Kingdom PVPER from Shanghai (which had temporarily joined the PRC) launched a surprise attack on Xiamen faction PVPER anmam, it published a letter to the compatriots of the United Front, withdrew from the United Front of Chinese Nations, declared independence, and vowed to continue resisting Japan. However, a few days later, it announced its surrender to the Japanese Empire, joined Japan, and issued an official declaration of joining Japan. Xiamen leader Kuriyamachan ceded his position to anmam, claiming that Xiamen joined Japan due to reasons such as "having no other choice" and "my subordinates do not listen to me."
The Xiamen faction, named after the Heavenly Kingdom (Heavenly_Kingdom) and participating in the war under the name of the ROC for one day, announced on June 7 that because the Han Kingdom PVPER from Shanghai (which had temporarily joined the PRC) launched a surprise attack on Xiamen faction PVPER anmam, it published a letter to the compatriots of the United Front, withdrew from the United Front of Chinese Nations, declared independence, and vowed to continue resisting Japan. However, a few days later, it announced its surrender to the Japanese Empire, joined Japan, and issued an official declaration of joining Japan. Xiamen leader Kuriyamachan ceded his position to anmam, claiming that Xiamen joined Japan due to reasons such as "having no other choice" and "my subordinates do not listen to me."
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This was the greatest victory achieved by the Chinese side since the start of the Sino-Japanese War on June 8, and the first major result where "an entire city defected" in the confrontation.
This was the greatest victory achieved by the Chinese side since the start of the Sino-Japanese War on June 8, and the first major result where "an entire city defected" in the confrontation.


August 3: "Broken Wing" Operation. Intelligence showed that on the eve of the war, Japan clearly stated in a high-level anti-China meeting that it would be "divided into three anti-China war zones": the "Northeast War Zone" and "Shandong War Zone" managed by the Japanese mainland to counter the People's Army; and the "South China War Zone" managed by puppet Taiwan to counter the Ming Republic army. Two months later, under the coordination and cooperation of the Northern and Central War Zones of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, we successfully incited the defection of the Japanese Northeast War Zone—causing five northern cities: Tianjin (targeting Beijing), MUR, Daisekkyo, KMR, and Anto (targeting Liaoning) to leave Japan and join the People's Republic, dealing a heavy blow to Japanese aggression in Northeast and North China. Moreover, in the counter-offensive operation organized by the Ming Republic to reclaim the South China invasion war zone, the Ming Republic army successfully recaptured two offensive cities, Rudong (targeting Nantong) and Qin (targeting Xuchang), and induced the defection of Anhui (targeting Nanjing) and Kanko (targeting武汉/Wuhan). Since then, Japanese armed forces in East and South China have also suffered heavy重创.
August 3: "Broken Wing" Operation. Intelligence showed that on the eve of the war, Japan clearly stated in a high-level anti-China meeting that it would be "divided into three anti-China war zones": the "Northeast War Zone" and "Shandong War Zone" managed by the Japanese mainland to counter the People's Army; and the "South China War Zone" managed by puppet Taiwan to counter the Ming Republic army. Two months later, under the coordination and cooperation of the Northern and Central War Zones of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, we successfully incited the defection of the Japanese Northeast War Zone—causing five northern cities: Tianjin (targeting Beijing), MUR, Daisekkyo, KMR, and Anto (targeting Liaoning) to leave Japan and join the People's Republic, dealing a heavy blow to Japanese aggression in Northeast and North China. Moreover, in the counter-offensive operation organized by the Ming Republic to reclaim the South China invasion war zone, the Ming Republic army successfully recaptured two offensive cities, Rudong (targeting Nantong) and Qin (targeting Xuchang), and induced the defection of Anhui (targeting Nanjing) and Kanko (targeting武汉/Wuhan). Since then, Japanese armed forces in East and South China have also suffered heavy


Following this battle, coupled with the dissolution of towns caused by Japanese incompetence, the number of offensive towns held by Japan in China dropped by half from over 30 at the start of the war, effectively thwarting Japan's arrogant ambitions.
Following this battle, coupled with the dissolution of towns caused by Japanese incompetence, the number of offensive towns held by Japan in China dropped by half from over 30 at the start of the war, effectively thwarting Japan's arrogant ambitions.