People's Republic of Grand China

The People's Republic of Grand China (also referred as Grand China, or simply, China) is a situated in  and borders the Socialist Republic of New Vietnam, the United Korean Supreme Republic, and the Pacific Empire. Grand China was formed when the whole was unified under one government.

It is one of the founding members of the Soviet Union of Socialist Republics.

Pre-Grand China
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The was a powerful communist nation with a large army funded by a strong economy. It was an ally of and. With its strength and different values, it immediately established competition against the and. However, that strength turned into weakness when an internal conflict began which drastically reduced the nation's military power to defend itself from potential invaders.

The Imperial ATLANTIS finally seized the chance to invade China but was only able to capture parts of it. These lost Chinese territories were, , , , , , , , , and.

Post-Grand China
During the Great Pacific War, the took the chance to reclaim its lost territories and to regain full control of the whole of China, which was dubbed as the "Grand Unification of China". With the help of the newly formed United Korean Supreme Republic, the {{wikipedia|People's Liberation Army]] was able to push back the Imperial Military from their Chinese colonies (with the exception of Guangdong which was surrendered through the PEACE Pact).

Currently, the People's Republic of Grand China is the strongest and most powerful member of the Soviet Union of Socialist Republics. It is reconstructing the areas that were liberated from the Pacific Empire and is currently in an {{wikipedia|arms race}} with the empire.

Geography
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The People's Republic of Grand China is the unified combination of the and.



Economy
The People's Republic of Grand China has a large economy nearly covering all sectors and industries possible from all sorts of businesses both in the and. Its main exports though are manufactured goods that are often mass produced.