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[[Communist-occupied part of China]] is a part of China that is occupied by the people who cosplay as socialist, and despite the fact fully indulge in the world market using immoral tactics, both domestically and abroad, hurting its vast population time and time again by promising it's people that it will be better the next year, with some people being unable to afford a living space and being unable to leave, people yearn for their voices to be heard, yet, alas, the ruling party is a de-facto and de-jure is a literal royal court deciding what to do with literal hundreds of millions lives, lacking any moral compass.
[[Communist-occupied part of China]] is a part of China that is occupied by the people who cosplay as socialist, and despite the fact fully indulge in the world market using immoral tactics, both domestically and abroad, hurting its vast population time and time again by promising it's people that it will be better the next year, with some people being unable to afford a living space and being unable to leave, people yearn for their voices to be heard, yet, alas, the ruling party is a de-facto and de-jure is a literal royal court deciding what to do with literal hundreds of millions lives, lacking any moral compass.


This is where Sun Tzu was born.{{Country|title1=CCP Land}}
 
 
This is where Sun Tzu was born.

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Communist-occupied part of China is a part of China that is occupied by the people who cosplay as socialist, and despite the fact fully indulge in the world market using immoral tactics, both domestically and abroad, hurting its vast population time and time again by promising it's people that it will be better the next year, with some people being unable to afford a living space and being unable to leave, people yearn for their voices to be heard, yet, alas, the ruling party is a de-facto and de-jure is a literal royal court deciding what to do with literal hundreds of millions lives, lacking any moral compass.


This is where Sun Tzu was born.