What form of government does China Have? What other things did China adopt from foreign countries? Thanks?
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I think China is trying to be part of everything.  A new mix of Socialist, Democrat, Republic, whatever just like a cocktail.  Not sure about the taste since I have never tried.
659430
Not any more.\nThe government is still behined most things but in Beijing, Shanghai and Gunzhou there are many businessmen who now own their own businesses. I work with many of them every day.
132181
china is not better than any other country.  however, google still wants to be used by the millions of people in china living under a communist form of goverment.  so in order for google to benifet, they must make some changes.
158760
The answer is in the following link:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China
282881
After the end of WW II, the Chinese Communist Party succeeded in controling the country and driving out the forces of Chang Kai Schek ( sp? ) in 1949.  China has to go its own direction.
637472
China was ruled by emperors. They justified their rule using a concept called the mandate of heaven, which is similar to the divine right theory of European kings.  Depending upon the time period, their economy was for the most part based on agriculture, and they kept themselves pretty isolated. Government philosophy was based on Confucian philosophy
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The country is still totally controlled by the Communist Party of China, which is the central government.  Individual provinces have their own governments, controlled by party members.\nBut economically, capitalism has been allowed to flourish, bringing prosperity to the country which communism failed to do.  The first people to benefit from this are the Communists - very ironically, the sworn opponents of capitalism!  Hopefully, however, the centralisation of power and national planning will channel this new money the right way.  The government has just announced it's latest 5-year plan for the rural (agricultural) sector (most Chinese are still down on the farm, and poor).  All agricultural taxes have been abolished and many measures will be taken to help the farmers. One wishes them every success in this worthwhile endeavour.
691201
theres like a million countries..\n\nand they dont have to be democratic.\n\nlook at china or soviet union \n\nas long as we get along who cares if its democratic?\n\nlet everyone have what they want...\n\nGood Question though.. make me think\npeace
293808
Nationalist Party.\n\nUnderstand the reason that the Communists came to rule China was that the Nationalists were corrupt.  USA gave weapons to the Nationalists to fight the Communists and Nationalist soldiers sold them to the Communists.  It was one of the most corrupt government of China.
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Here are a couple good sites to help you!  If this is for homework you want to be accurate!  Not a miss interpretation from someone!\n\n\n\nhttp://www.lclark.edu/~econ/China.htm\n\nhttp://www.unpac.ca/unpac/text/anreps/2001.htm
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Taiwan is not an independent country (at least not yet).  It is part of China but it's location is not in mainland China. Just because it is not in the mainland, it doesn't mean it is independent. Even though Taiwan is part of China,they have different government. This is what happens in Hong Kong now.  Hong Kong went back to China in 1997 but Hong Kong has its own government and not under to one from mainland China.  This situation is called one country, two ruling system.
295067
Its a form of government, there are monarchies where you have Kind and Queen, Republic, Oligarchies, Democracy like the USA, Socialist, Communist like China, Anarchies, Fundmentalist where supreme religious leader rule.
45570
Here's a really great list... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_forms_of_government
345774
in my opinion corruption is rampant in china but then things are looking better these days.\n\ncorruption results when you trust less number of people with unquestionable authority but now as the chinese government is introducing more and more reforms things have started improving.
360265
There really has never been a real communist state in the world. Only totalitarian governments that called themselves communist. I don't think it works.\n\nOn the other hand. A government made up of several types of ideals I beleive is the way. Like the US or Canada. A democracy with a capitalistic base, seasoned with socialism works very well. As long as it doesn't get too one way or the other, business booms, and the poor get help.
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1.  a buffer zone for the core state - Tibet provides the buffer with India; Mongolia provides the buffer with much of Russia - relatively weak neighbors (Laos, for example) provide part of the buffer\n\n2.  all Chinese under one rule (includes Taiwan) - and international respect for the One China policy\n\n3.  trade surplus\n\n4.  leadership of the third world - friendship with African nations is part of this\n\n5.  respect from other nations and cultures (US, Japan) - includes Japanese admission of guilt for WWII actions
420060
there is no popular election process.  chinese leaders are chosen internally by the government.  The government is controlled by the country's only political party, the CCP (Chinese communist party), so you could say that the Party chooses.