Modern China: China since 1945 and the Modern World

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  • Key players

Contents

[edit] Nationalists

    • Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek (Jiang Jieshi)
    • Madame Soong Mei-ling (Mrs Chiang Kai-shek)
    • Madame Soong Ai-ling (Mrs HH Kung)
    • Li Ta
    • Party
      • Chen Li-fu, Chen Kuo-fu, HH Kung (CC Clique)
      • Yang Yung-tai (Political Research Group)
      • Chang Chun (Political Research Group)
    • Organized crime
      • Tu Yueh-sheng (Green Gang)
    • Military
      • Yen Xishan
      • He Yin-chin
      • Pai Chung-hsi (New Guangxi Faction)
      • Li Tsung-jen (New Guangxi Faction)
      • Hsiang Ying

[edit] Communist

        • Mao Zedong, Zhu De, Zhou Enlai, Ye Jianying
        • Peng Dehuai, Ho Long, Xi Zhongxu (1st Field Army)
        • Liu Bocheng, Deng Xiaoping (2nd Field Army)
        • Chen Yi, Su Yu, Rao Shaoshu (3rd Field Army)
        • Lin Biao, Xiao Chingkuang, Lo Ronghuan (4th Field Army)
        • Nie Rongzhen, Xu Xiangqian, Bo Yibo (North China or 5th Field Army)
      • 7th National Party Congress (1945)
    • North China Campaign (Aug 1945 – Mar 1947)
    • Huai-Hai Campaign (Nov 1948 – Jan 1949)
        • White Areas, Liu Shaoqi, Peng Zhen


  • The End of the Second Sino-Japanese War
    • The rush to acquire position, equipment and support
      • Liao-Shen Campaign (Sep – Nov 1948)
  • Final phases of the Civil War

[edit] The People’s Republic of China

    • Key Players
    • Non-Aligned
      • Madame Soong Qingling (Mrs Sun Yat-sen)

1950s

    • Korean War
    • National People’s Congress
    • 1950s Political Campaigns
    • 8th National Party Congress
    • 1950s Economic Campaigns
      • Great Leap Forward
    • Lushan Plenum

1960s

    • Leadership
    • Mao in retreat
    • Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution
    • 9th National Party Congress

1970s

    • Leadership
    • Lin Biao Incident
    • Rehabilitations
      • Deng Xiaoping
    • Generational change
      • Mao Zedong, Zhou Enlai, Zhu De
    • Coup d’Etat
    • 11th National Party Congress
    • Democracy Wall

1980s

    • Leadership
    • Sino-Vietnam War
    • Economic takeoff
    • 12 th National Party Congress
    • 13 th National Party Congress
    • Tiananmen Incident

1990s

    • Leadership
    • Economic retrenchment
    • Passing of Deng Xiaoping
    • Resumption of sovereignty over Hong Kong
    • Asian Financial Crisis

2000s

    • Leadership
    • 14th National Party Congress
    • 15th National Party Congress

Hong Kong

  • One Country, Two Systems
  • Taiwan
    • Early post-War Era
      • General Chen Yi [1]
      • 2-28 Incident [2]
  • The Future of China, the awakening dragon

[edit] References

  1. http://www.romanization.com/books/formosabetrayed/chap16.html
  2. http://www.romanization.com/books/formosabetrayed/chap16.html