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In real history, China hated outsiders, got weaker, and turned into a republic. Japan adopted new influences and became a mighty country, but what would happen if everything were switched?
Mighty China Timeline: 1849- Present Day[]
1849- A terrible famine hit China and the population became one-third of the world's population. Emperor Hong Xiuquan had called aid on USA for technology advance. President Lincoln was invited to Beijing to trade with them. As this went on, China then came a powerful industrial nation.
Trade between China and USA began. Emperor Hong started to make the Forbidden Palace into a museum about their country's history and built a new on called Imperial Heaven Castle. Hong then eliminated their old military and navy system, the federal system, and their old technology.
Their old army and navy was replaced with modern military, artillery and the first futuristic style navy. Modern methods of fighting were taught by US generals. Factories blossomed and China was able to produce goods quickly, cheaply, and greatly than other industrial nations.
Some traces of their old civilization, such as nomads, villages and junks - still existed.
Factories produced more goods than any other country, which became "the workshop of the world". They were paid high
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The People’s Republic of China and the United States are not only two powerful states in a globalized world but also products of two ancient civilizations. How these two civilizations, born on opposite ends of the huge Eurasian landmass, brought their respective states to their present stages of modernization is a story of human endeavor and endurance stretching back millennia. Until fairly recently, the narrative threads mostly ran in parallel and untangled. But now these two states have reached an unexpected stage of interdependence and confrontation, such that the paths the two civilizations took to reach this new stage must become a subject of increasing importance for practical as well as intellectual reasons. These historical trajectories cast light on the problems that Chinese and U.S. leaders face as their countries’ futures merge.
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