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Both the younger and older sister trope to Japan Takes Over the World, China Takes Over The World is when a future version of China, these days usually the People's Republic of China, becomes a major military and economic power rivaling, if not exceeding, the United States. It may also be one of the major powers backing or participating in a Third World War. Combining the Yellow Peril and the Red Scare, the PRC and its military assets provide a useful foil for the United States and the European Union, be it on the way international trade swings or on issues such as a certain island. This trope has existed in one form or another since antiquity, and ironically originated to some degree with the Chinese, who still refer to "Zhongguo", the "Central State." From the Zhou Dynasty onwards the major Chinese governments claimed to possess the Mandate of Heaven, in essence claiming their government was divinely inspired to rule as a just sovereign over the world. Even outright revolution and the collapse of the last government would only disrupt this to some degree, since a government that could be overthrown obviously no longer held the Mandate of Heaven and that meant someone else could receive it. But in practice, much of this "rule" was indirect through this or that Voluntary Vassal or Puppet King, with the Chinese Empire alternatively acting as an aggressive conqueror, dutiful administrator, or "fatherly" patron for foreign rulers. And even then there were stark limits to even indirect rule, with China being unable to exert its influence over most of the planet (or even most of Eurasia) and semi-regularly being challenged by outsiders, most commonly steppe nomads who sometimes formed Chinese Dynasties of their own by conquering it but who more commonly struggled indecisively with the lowland Chinese to either avoid being subjugated, subjugate China, or hold on to what parts of China they had already conquered. However, this trope's recognizable and adversarial take REALLY starts in the 19th century, when China's century-old dominance was upended by the emergence of European powers. The Europeans had spent the 15th to the 19th centuries conquering increasingly larger parts of the planet, but were still individually small compared to a China that they were heavily tied to economically and held in a mixture of condescension and fear. The feeling was mutual, with the Ming and Qing dynasties treating the Europeans as uppity barbarians with some clever and even formidable tools but who did not know their place within the celestial order. Add in some sparks and opium later, and you have those Europeans with powerful concessions but newfound fear of Chinese hostility, and a tottering Qing dynasty trying to simultaneously get revenge by modernizing while soothing itself with memories of the ancestral claim to heavenly rule while dealing with angry subjects. Fears over mass immigration of Asians led to racist and xenophobic political actions by governments in Europe, Oceania and North America. It actually predates not only the People's Republic of China (which won the Chinese Civil War in 1949) but also the fall of the Empire Of the Qing (in 1911). Chinese military power and global influence has risen and fallen for centuries, but it's always remained among the most populous countries on earth, with a long tradition of scholarship and invention, making it a very realistic candidate for superpower status. While the explicit dream of global rulership by virtue of the Mandate of Heaven collapsed with the growth of modern Chinese nationalism and the removal of the last Imperial Dynasty in 1911, it remains a cultural touchstone with great power. The People's Republic of China began to focus on export-driven growth (and thus gained economic influence in the world) under the economic reforms of Deng Xiaoping, but it wasn't until The '90s that it began to assert itself as a world power. Since the mid-to-late 2000s, this trope has become firmly established as China in Real Life grew into a position of genuine global influence. China's economy has grown from a very weak position in the 1980's to being one of the world's biggest, and its military and diplomatic positions have grown at a similarly rapid clip. These rapid political changes have made speculative plots about China as a global power (possibly a global villain) have become increasingly appealing, as the nation's power in Real Life has grown. Though The New Russia is still often used as a source of plots and characters (the connections between the two nations sometimes being mentioned). Interestingly, the opposite affect has also proven true, as studios have sometimes proven reluctant to cast China as the villain, because China is a growing market for movies, and they don't want to risk their box office returns. Sub-Trope of Take Over the World. See also America Takes Over the World, Russia Takes Over the World and Japan Takes Over the World. |
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There was a So Bad, It's Good movie in the 1960s called Battle Beneath The Earth with Red Chinese forces using a high-tech laser system to dig tunnels under the Pacific Ocean to sneak entire armies through and invade the United States from within. | |
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Rocketship Voyager is a Star Trek: Voyager fanfic written In the Style of a 1950's sci-fi magazine pulp. In a nod to Heinlein's fondness for this trope, a Red Shirt is listed as coming from the "Autonomous Region of Australia, People's Republic of Greater China." | |
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Attempted in The Turner Diaries. When the Organization launches its global race war, China invades and annexes all the Soviet Union's territory east of the Ural Mountains. When they try taking European Russia as well, the Organization launches a total carpet bombing of their territory with chemical, biological, and radiological weapons, turning Asia into a toxic wasteland full of dangerous Mutants. | |
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The Buck Rogers comic strip begins the same way, and is just embarrassingly Yellow Peril themed for a long while. However, it eventually redeems itself (somewhat) by ending the war peacefully. Buck and Wilma infiltrate the enemy capital, where they meet the Mongol leader and are startled to discover he is a very nice guy, who had naively left the running of his empire to corrupt subordinates, while he puttered about with scientific studies. Upon learning how tyrannical their rule has been, he releases North America from the empire. He and the heroes part in friendship, Wilma even giving him a kiss on the cheek. From then on, the strip quickly gets away from the Yellow Peril theme entirely, and pits Buck and his allies against space aliens, Atlanteans, and stuff like that there (as well as perpetual no-goodnik Killer Kane, who is an American, just a rotten one). | |
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The PLA is one of the three factions in Command & Conquer: Generals, alongside the USA and Global Liberation Army. (They are, of course, allied with the Americans.) They end up the winners in World War III. | |
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The bizarre religious film The Mystical Laws features the "Republic of East Asia", whose government gets overthrown in a military coup by Hollywood Atheist Tathagata Killer, who promptly re-forges them into the thinly-veiled Godom Empire, crowns himself Emperor and leads them in a campaign to Take Over the World and purge all religion from society. | |
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"The Shadow Out of Time" posits an Asian empire that takes the place of America as the world's one super-power some time in the future. | |
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In Capcom's Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor, China didn't so much take over the world, as it became the United Nations, such that the UN's blue logo is now red. All by sheer manpower, as China took advantage of the "Datacide" (silicon eating microbes eating digital electronics worldwide, basically setting back technology by a century) to claim rule. And then the UN invaded the United States, and all hell broke loose. Subverted and then later inverted in the original Steel Battalion, where, while China stand-in Hai Shi Dao was an antagonist in the first game, Steel Battalion: Line of Contact recasts Hai Shi Dao fighters as patriots battling a hostile US-backed Pacific Rim Force. |
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Thousand-Week Reich is an Alternate-History Nazi Victory scenario with an emphasis on delivering realism for that idea. Among other things, this means that China in The '50s is still run by the Kuomintang, as the CCP lost access to outside support after the fall of the USSR and were subsequently defeated in the Chinese Civil War. While the Republic of China is still a corrupt, authoritarian state, it avoids the worst excesses of Mao Zedong's rule and, by the end of the '50s, has started to emerge as a great power. Given that, by that point, Germany is likely fading into irrelevance thanks to chronic mismanagement even in scenarios where it hasn't outright collapsed yet, most American foreign policy planners see China replacing Germany as America's chief geopolitical rival, to the point where they start talking about a Sino-American Cold War, especially in the wake of scandals involving Chinese espionage against the US. | |
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In Mobile Suit Gundam 00, the Human Reform League, one of the three major superpowers in an early-twenty-fourth century Earth, is made up of China, Russia, India, and the ASEAN nations. Although it is strictly a very tight-knit international alliance rather than a single nation, it is heavily implied that China holds the greatest political sway in the HRL. | |
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In The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress the Chinese have taken over huge tracts of the Pacific (including Australia, New Zealand and Japan), and large sections of what had been Russia (interestingly, despite this move the Soviet Union is still presented as a major world power in the book). | |
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In Snow Crash, "Mr. Lee's Greater Hong Kong" is right up there as one of many national franchises working to get the major market share in the Divided States of America, and "Kongbucks" are still real money, while American dollars are hyper-inflated to the point where people use them for toilet paper. | |
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The Twilight Histories episode “The Voyage Home� takes place in a world where China rules half the world. Greece rules the other half, due to Alexander the Great not dying young. Though this is averted in the main timeline, where China has collapsed into civil war. | |
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The plot of Frank Schätzing's 2009 novel Limit takes place in 2025. China is much like today, only more Cyberpunk-ish and competing with the USA over helium-3 mining sites on the moon. | |
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In the early James Bond films, there were at least three implicit attempts by supervillains to wreak havoc that were being directed from China. In Dr. No, the eponymous Big Bad is in the employ of SPECTRE to topple American rockets, but it is implied that they were hired by the Chinese (namely by the number of Chinese running around in his base - No is part Chinese, but there is no obvious reason why that should be relevant). The original novel made this explicitly a Red Chinese plot, SPECTRE having not yet been created. Goldfinger is more explicit as the Reds are in uniforms and Bond identifies a nuclear physicist as being from Red China (Oddjob is from Korea, if North then a Chinese ally) In You Only Live Twice, Diabolical Mastermind Blofeld is seen speaking to two sinister Asian types representing an unidentified government, allied with him in a plot to start World War III between Russia and America. The film is set in Japan but it is not them, as Japanese Secret Service helps Bond foil the plot. And since YOLT was filmed in the 1960s, before Banned in China was a factor, they are probably not North Koreans. The Man with the Golden Gun is a minor example; the eponymous assassin lives on a luxury island in Chinese waters "rent free" in return for "an occasional favour". His island has been turned into a power plant for a revolutionary solar energy device by a Malaysian conglomerate, but though it's in their territory, the Chinese don't seem to have much involvement in that. |
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Played with in an episode of American Dad! with Klaus telling Steve he needs to be attentive at school because "the Chinese boys pay attention, and they outnumber us 5 to 1. The Red Dragon awakens!" | |
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Star Trek: First Contact refers to the Eastern Coalition or ECON, one of the factions in the Third World War (and who Cochrane originally thinks the Borg's attack comes from) which is said to be a version of this in the Star Trek Expanded Universe, although it's not detailed in the film itself. | |
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In The Rithmatist, Korea has taken over Europe for no other reason then the fact that Brandon Sanderson is a fan of Korean history and thought it would be cool. Unrealistic in real-life considering Korea has an economy of 1.2 trillion dollars and a military which while certainly mighty would be hardly sufficient to occupy anything larger than North Korea. Plus, Korea historically was never known for being that strong unless you count the 3 ancient kingdoms which were all dwarfed by China and quickly lost the ability to subjugate Japan as well. | |
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The Man with the Golden Gun is a minor example; the eponymous assassin lives on a luxury island in Chinese waters "rent free" in return for "an occasional favour". His island has been turned into a power plant for a revolutionary solar energy device by a Malaysian conglomerate, but though it's in their territory, the Chinese don't seem to have much involvement in that. | |
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Call of Duty: Black Ops II: The story takes place in 2025 where China and the US are involved in a new Cold War over rare earth minerals. On the other hand, it could also be subverted by the player depending on how the Strike Force missions play out among other things. | |
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In Fallout, China ascends economically while the Soviet Union fades to become a second-rate, US-friendly state which presumably implodes with the rest of Europe during a prolonged war in the Middle East. It then (per the Fallout Bible) annexes neighboring Asian states and the Russian Far East before launching an invasion of Alaska, setting the stage for an 11-year conventional war (which the Chinese lost) and eventually a climactic nuclear war between the Commie Reds in China and the Raygun Gothic USA. | |
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Wanted: Dead: The story takes place in an Alternate History where China was victorious in a war against America and NATO, and Chinese and Russian Mega-Corps promptly took over the world, turning Hong Kong into a Dystopia where Mega-Corps rule. | |
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Background lore for Sword of the Stars mentions that SolForce traditions partially draw on Chinese ones, suggesting that China becomes pretty damn influential. | |
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In the The Office episode "China", Michael gets paranoid and thinks China will take over America one day. Oscar calls him out on it, but unfortunately makes a goof that causes everybody to gang up on him. | |
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Parodied by The Onion in one article, where the publisher sells the bankrupt newspaper to a Chinese corporation. And the aftermath. |
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Waking Mars: The background of the game is that the US retreated from space due to expense and whatnot. This left China as the winner of the space race and the first country to put someone on Mars as well as discover extraterrestrial life. | |
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Joked about in 10 O'Clock Live where Henning Wehn kept insisting that Europe must unite (under German leadership) to fight against China. | |
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In Looper, China is presented as a prime destination for ex-pats. Meanwhile, the US is heavily implied to be suffering from rampant crime and poverty in 2044. | |
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Red Dawn (2012) was set to replace the original's Reds With Rockets with these guys, but Executive Meddling caused the villains to become North Koreans with Nodongs. The movie does mention that it was still a joint effort. North Korea attacks the northwest, while China took on California and Russia attacked the east coast. | |
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Goldfinger is more explicit as the Reds are in uniforms and Bond identifies a nuclear physicist as being from Red China (Oddjob is from Korea, if North then a Chinese ally) | |
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Averted and examined in World War Z. The Chinese doctor's story in the beginning notes that, for all of China's pretensions of being the up-and-coming superpower before the Zombie War, there remained vast swaths of the country that were still essentially Third World, with people living as subsistence farmers with mostly 19th century technology. China winds up taking a brutal pasting as both the origin of the zombie outbreak and as one of the hardest-hit countries in the world, suffering a Humiliation Conga that culminates in a civil war. Even ten years after the war, only the coastal areas are recovering, with inland cities like Chongqing still mostly uninhabited and laying in ruins and Tibet having successfully broken away at some point during the chaos. | |
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In the Dollhouse episode "Epitaph One", set in 2019, China is mentioned as being responsible for at least one case of mass personality-wiping. Though they clearly aren't the only ones. It seems like a global bandwagon, as different groups and governments tried to wipe out each other before they could be wiped, resulting in the End of the World as We Know It. | |
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The Peripheral: Played with. In Flynne's time, there are a few hints that China is now the dominant world superpower, such as the prevalence of crappy Chinese cardboard cars, while in the 22nd century it's noted that China was well-prepared for the jackpot, and is now advanced almost to the level of a Higher-Tech Species — it's believed that Chinese technology is responsible for the series' Time Travel mechanics, and even Ainsley Lowbeer, who is capable of using London's Nanomachines to give herself what amounts to Reality Warper powers and borderline omniscience, admits that she is baffled by the country's tech. | |
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The ending of Killer7 implies that by the 22nd century, China has succeeded the USA as the world's dominant superpower. | |
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In the Transhuman Space RPG setting, China is one of the world superpowers (the leading military power; the EU is the leading technological power; the US comes second at both), and controls a significant chunk of Mars ("Rust China"). | |
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A theme of Heinlein's; the same idea appears in Tunnel in the Sky (Australia has been conquered, the local population deported to New Zealand so they can fill the country with their own population) and is mentioned in Starship Troopers. | |
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An episode of Star Trek: The Original Series "The Omega Glory," has Captain Kirk visiting a mirror image of earth where the Enterprise crew discover "savages" which are first thought to be Native Americans, but turn out to be the American people who lost the war to "The Kohms," their name for the victorious Chinese Communists. | |
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In Code Geass, the Chinese Federation is one of the three major world powers, between the EU and the Holy Britannian Empire in strength. In R2 episode 16, they join up with the United Federation of Nations against Britannia. Interestingly, a throwaway line of dialog in the first season implies that the nation is Communist, but R2 shows that this is primarily because the people in charge are greedy twits. | |
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Some religious circles interpret Revelation 9:16 and 16:12note "And the number of the army of the horsemen were two hundred thousand thousand: and I heard the number of them." and "And the sixth angel poured out his vial upon the great river Euphrates; and the water thereof was dried up, that the way of the kings of the east might be prepared.", respectively, in the King James Version as referring to China. | |
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In Dr. No, the eponymous Big Bad is in the employ of SPECTRE to topple American rockets, but it is implied that they were hired by the Chinese (namely by the number of Chinese running around in his base - No is part Chinese, but there is no obvious reason why that should be relevant). The original novel made this explicitly a Red Chinese plot, SPECTRE having not yet been created. | |
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In You Only Live Twice, Diabolical Mastermind Blofeld is seen speaking to two sinister Asian types representing an unidentified government, allied with him in a plot to start World War III between Russia and America. The film is set in Japan but it is not them, as Japanese Secret Service helps Bond foil the plot. And since YOLT was filmed in the 1960s, before Banned in China was a factor, they are probably not North Koreans. | |
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Whodunnit? (UK): The episode "Future Imperfect" was set in the year 2076 and had China ruling the UK (and, by implication, the rest of the world). | |
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Even by the time of the prequel Deus Ex: Human Revolution, China is stated to be the global economic superpower. The largest human augmentation company in the world is based in the Chinese city of Hengsha, a two-tiered city. | |
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The PRC and an "Asian Commonwealth" becomes a major rival power to the United States in the plot of the Empire Earth: The Art of Conquest campaigns. | |
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In Robert J. Sawyer's WWW Trilogy, the PRC raises the "Great Firewall of China" when it blocks the flow of information on their handling of a pandemic. Apparently dividing the internet into two disconnected halves gives birth to the first artificial intelligence. | |
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Deus Ex features China as the only remaining autonomous nation in the world, having abandoned the UN at the time the latter started wielding actual political and military power through UNATCO. The USA still claims to be a superpower, but this is pretty obviously not the case. | |
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The basic premise of Maureen F. McHugh's Alternative History novel China Mountain Zhang. | |
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Discussed on Top Gear, when Jeremy and James examine China's growing automobile industry. The conclusion that they arrive at is that, in five years' time, everyone will be driving a Chinese made car. When we cut back to the studio for the closing credits, all three hosts have been replaced with Chinese ones, who, in subtitled Mandarin, announce that they will start their domination of the industry by taking over the show. | |
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Rise of Nations: You can accomplish this by playing as China in the basic campaign mode. | |
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The South Park episode "Band in China" is one big Take That! towards companies such as Disney and the NBA for allowing the Chinese government to influence their business practices as well as ignoring the government's abuse of its citizens all in the name of entering the country's market for profit. Unsurprisingly, the episode got the show Banned in China. | |
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The Chung Kuo series of science fiction novels by David Wingrove are set in a world-spanning Chinese empire | |
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In Madam Secretary, Chinese Foreign Minister Chen Ming is a recurring antagonist and one of the few foreign diplomats who comes close to matching Liz McCord for guile. He once references this trope directly in season 2 when Liz asks him if he was responsible for the cyberattack against Air Force One. He replies with a completely straight face that China has no need to stoop to such measures because eventually they'll own enough of the US national debt to repossess America. | |
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Digitesque: Apparently. The series takes place somewhere on the west coast of the United States, but everyone uses Asian utensils, and the writing (which no one can read) has both English and Chinese. | |
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The GURPS setting "Ming-3" is an alternate timeline in which the Ming Dynasty conquered most of the world in the 16th century. | |
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In ARMA III, the main antagonist is CSAT (Canton-Protocol Strategic Alliance Treaty), a military and economical alliance led by China and Iran, who have risen in power and prominance while NATO and the United States are on decline. | |
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In The Dinosaur Lords, among the Creators of Paradise few if any were Asian given the depictions of each individual Creator. However there's evidence that they were at least partially Chinese in culture: the "holy language" that the Creators used is Chinese as the China expy of Paradise is the nation famous for their everyday language being the same as the Creators, the Book of Law that all nations follow uses Celestial hierarchy and Taoist beliefs as the focus of morality rather than a Christian-based faith and when one character used their hand to draw the holy symbol in the air, the symbol depicted was the Yin-Yang. The Grey Angels, deadly entities created by the Creators even mention Taoism by name. | |
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Background material for the Firefly 'verse establishes that America and China took over Earth That Was together. | |
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People's General (1998), a game in the Panzer General series, is set in hypothetical 2000-2004, where China tries to establish control over the majority of Asia after successful invasion of Taiwan and provokes a war against Russia and the US. | |
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Deus Ex Universe: Deus Ex features China as the only remaining autonomous nation in the world, having abandoned the UN at the time the latter started wielding actual political and military power through UNATCO. The USA still claims to be a superpower, but this is pretty obviously not the case. Even by the time of the prequel Deus Ex: Human Revolution, China is stated to be the global economic superpower. The largest human augmentation company in the world is based in the Chinese city of Hengsha, a two-tiered city. |
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In Sixth Column, also by Robert A. Heinlein, the PanAsians have conquered all of North America, leaving only one small secret military outpost to try and start a guerrilla counter-insurgency. A theme of Heinlein's; the same idea appears in Tunnel in the Sky (Australia has been conquered, the local population deported to New Zealand so they can fill the country with their own population) and is mentioned in Starship Troopers. |
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The Project I.G.I. sequel, Covert Strike, has it's Big Bad, General Wu Xing, a rogue Chinese official who's behind the theft of an EMP device and intending to take over the western world with it. Said game was literally Banned in China (albeit six months after it's release) after the revelation, despite the game stating that Wu Xing is a rogue official and the actual Chinese government isn't involved in the terrorist plot. | |
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Played with in the John Wells series by Alex Berenson. In the Ghost War, the renegade general intends to use an illusion of this to purge his enemies in the Standing Committee. | |
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Possibly as a deliberate subversion of the early years of the Bond series, Tomorrow Never Dies has China almost enter a war with the United Kingdom... but only because of the actions of a rogue media mogul who knows that such a war would be good for ratings. | |
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In Infinity, China unifies most of the East Asian countries to become Yu Jing, one of the largest superpowers on future Earth. | |
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Heinlein also mentions in Starship Troopers that the "Terran Federation" arose after the Western nations had their asses handed to them by the "Chinese Hegemony" in a world war. Actually it was specifically stated to be an alliance of both the Western powers and Russia. Echoing mistreatment of POW's by the Japanese during World War II, but also an eerie foreshadowing of Vietnam, a key point of contention was the mishandling of the POW situation. While the Western powers freed Chinese POW's, the Chinese simply didn't bother to release the nearly 100,000 civilian and military prisoners they had taken. The humiliating defeat leads to near-anarchy in the West, which sparks the formation of the "Terran Federation" in which only soldiers have the right to vote, etc. The Feds spend the next full generation gradually recovering from the war and "trading butter for guns" to better prepare for the next one. | |
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