Neo-China Wars.
████ Field report #223004
Field Agent ███████
Debriefing report following covert operation inside of Neo-China
██/██/3096
Section 1 of ██: the establishment of Neo-China
In 3094, the Chinese government concluded their expansion into new territories that began in 2040 with the annexation of Taiwan, Hong Kong and Tibet. After the success of the invasion China continued to expand its territories throughout Asia, absorbing Mongolia, Kyrgyzstan, Nepal, Myanmar, Vietnam, United Korea (formerly North Korea and South Korea) and Japan.
By 2070, After complaints from the united nations, the people's Empire of China agreed to nuclear disarmament, on the condition that the rest of the world also agreed to do the same. The biggest complaints to the proposition were from the Americans and the Russians who had still been engaging in proxy wars since the cold war, but eventually, they too agreed to nuclear disarmament, and all nations fired that nuclear payloads into the sun.
What followed was half a century of world peace, until the rise of Chinese leader Mùchén Liu. Democratically elected, Mùchén used a dwindling economy as fuel to convince the people of the Chinese empire that further expansion into foreign territory would create a new golden age for the Chinese people. It had been kept quiet throughout the Empire that those living in the territory formerly known as China was far more affluent than the conquered regions that were absorbed into the empire, but by this point, even the original land was feeling the effects of economic decline.
After successfully taking command of the nation, Mùchén ordered China to march into Russia, which was now without the aid of nuclear armaments. After conquering Moscow, the rest of Russia surrendered, allowing China to get a footing in Europe. The Chinese army, now bolstered by Russian forces, marched across Europe, in a similar strategy to that of the Germans in the 1940s, swiftly reaching the western coasts of Europe. The British Isles held a formidable offence, but China had created weapons capable of firing across the English channel, shelling English cities in the southeast.
By 3094, the British isles also surrendered to China's might. Around this time, and due to fear of a loss of influence, the empire of China decided to split their power into two governing forces, The New Chinese Empire and Neo-China, formerly Europe. Neo-China would, of course, be operated as a puppet state, with all important figureheads being planted by the Chinese empire's own government, and to keep the citizens happy, they allowed for democratically elected leaders, however, these elections were of course irrelevant and there is doubt they were even counted.
At this time, China controls most of what we know as "the old world", the entirety of the continents of Asia and Europe, with Africa being dependent on trade from their neighbours. Oceania and the Americas are yet to respond to the invasions, but it is unlikely the Americans will avoid war due to their war-mongering nature and history.
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