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	Red China and North Korea -- the red dragon in the Book of Revelation -- A Bible prophecy and New Age analysis
		In Revelation 12 the red dragon is referring to Satan, but may also be referring to Red China, North Korea, and/or Russia, and also the Muslim terrorist green dragon.
		Note that China's first leader, (and most blood-thirsty leader, the present tyrants in charge of Red China are mild compared to Mao), Chairman Mao Zedong, was born on Dec. 26, 1893, the day after Christmas.
		Mao's birth was the casting of the red dragon to earth.
	www.revelation13.net /China.html (1387 words)

	Red China - Uncyclopedia
		Red China is a quiet country that is primarily self-sufficient and has little communication with the outside world.
		Red china is run by the Communists, and fears the border bitches who call themselves blues or Posers.
		Red China borders Blue China but refuses to have diplomatic relations with them since they are nothing more than a rogue province.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Red_China (481 words)

	Is Red China an Economic paper Tiger? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		It is evident, therefore, that China may either (for economic reasons) be incapable of being a viable international trading partner, or it chooses (for ideological reasons) to be a self-sufficing economy.
		China is an underdeveloped country with a per capita income among the lowest in the world.
		China at about 30,000 a year, we learn that the Chinese worker (with an average wage of $24 a month) will have to work from 7 to 15 days for a sweater, 70 to 80 days for a raincoat, and three months for a bicycle or a sewing machine.
	www.libertyhaven.com /countriesandregions/china/redchina.html (1450 words)

	China — Pool & Spa News December 2005
		While China prepares its capital city for the global attention and its athletes for a shot at the gold, the country’s aquatics industry fills the needs of a population clamoring for more.
		China’s powerhouse diving team swept a record six gold medals in Athens 2004, totaling 19 in the past five Olympics (68 percent of gold medals awarded).
		China may be pleased with its athletes, but it is ecstatic over the opportunities that accompany winning an Olympic bid.
	www.poolspanews.com /2005/122/122c_gold.html (1116 words)

	People's Republic of China - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Not to be confused with the Republic of China (R.O.C).
		China's landscape is varied with largely desert on the north and humid and mountanious on the east and largely dry on the western part of the country.
		For much of China's history, the state had been ruled by some form of centralized imperial monarchy, which was followed by a chaotic succession of largely authoritarian Chinese Nationalist governments as well as warlord-held administrations since the last few years of the Qing Dynasty in 1912.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/People's_Republic_of_China (7187 words)

	WorldNetDaily: No appeasement for China
		Red China is a nervous, unstable and menacing empire.
		Indeed, after the accidental bombing of China's embassy in Belgrade, Clinton must have groveled in apology a half a dozen times, only to be persistently rebuffed by the Communist regime.
		China's economy is in trouble with millions of workers losing their jobs.
	www.worldnetdaily.com /news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=18905 (792 words)

	Will Europe arm Red China?
		China's $65 billion defense budget is the second largest in the world after the United States, and China is aggressively modernizing its military.
		China still threatens Taiwan with war, and the United States has strategic, moral, and legal obligations to help democratic Taiwan defend itself.
		But if they're determined to enlist China in an alignment to hem in American "hegemony," then the Atlantic alliance may be on its deathbed.
	www.heritage.org /Press/Commentary/ed032604b.cfm (559 words)

	RedYeastRice.org - Improve your cholesterol levels naturally!
		Red yeast rice is rice that has been fermented by the red yeast, monascus purpureus.
		Red yeast rice continues to be a dietary staple in China, Japan, and Asian communities in the United States, with an estimated average consumption of 14 to 55 grams of red yeast rice per day per person.
		Red yeast rice was described in an ancient Chinese list of drugs as useful for improving blood circulation and for alleviating indigestion and diarrhea.
	www.redyeastrice.org (431 words)

	redhat.com \| The journey to cross the chasm--Red Hat China review and plan
		Creation of Red Hat China forced people of diverse languages and cultures to learn to work well with each other and with new customers within a very short time.
		The markets in China, Taiwan and Hong Kong have matured differently, which makes it difficult to have a one-size-fits-all strategy for the entire region served by Red Hat China.
		In People's Republic of China the adoption of Linux and open source is still concentrated in the early adopter segment.
	www.redhat.com /magazine/015jan06/features/rhchina (775 words)

	Red China Blues
		Throughout Red China Blues, Wong observes the political and social happenings in China from an "outsider" perspective - and "outsider" who tries to "fit in" but is clearly aware of the existence of the numerous cultural "boundaries" that distinguish her from the Chinese.
		For example, in Red China Blues, Wong confesses that after the Tiananmen Massacre in 1989, she has felt "a compulsion, an obligation" to examine the darkest side of China as a police state.
		This statement indicates Wong's awareness of her own more or less biased attitude towards China, the country of her ancestors - she clearly feels a sense of "mission" that with her journalistic coverage, she is able to expose and perhaps right the numerous wrongs done by the Chinese Communist regime.
	www.taiwan.com.au /Literature/RedChinaBlues.html (912 words)

	Red Guards (China) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Red Guards nevertheless achieved Mao's objectives of removing from power other leaders within the Chinese Communist Party (who were viewed as trying to take China back to capitalism).
		By 1969, the Red Guard factions were dismantled; Mao feared that the chaos they caused might harm the very foundation of the CCP.
		Those who suffered from the Red Guard's during the Cultural Revolution are allowed to claim back the property they lost from the PRC government as long as they have some sort of "evidence" to prove their property; for example, a photo or ownership paper.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Red_Guards_(China) (672 words)

	Greening Red China
		China is home to nearly one-quarter of the world's people, who try to eke out a living - and feed themselves - on barely 7% of the world's cultivable land.
		The government concedes that at least half its waterways are polluted, and a heavy reliance on coal keeps the air dark and ugly.
		Ron Gluckman is an American reporter who has been based in Hong Kong since 1990, when he began visiting China for a wide variety of publications, such as the Wall Street Journal, which ran this story in July 2000.
	www.gluckman.com /Liang.html (1447 words)

	Red China: Yet Another, Stronger, Warning (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Although Red China has steadfastly refused to rule out the use of force to bring about unification, it has limited its threat of military action to an outright declaration of independence by Taiwan and to foreign intervention.
		China's aging Russian MiGs and its fifty Su-27s are no match for Taiwan's 150 American F-16s, 60 French Mirages and 400 additional warplanes, backed by a lethal array of missiles.
		But Red China isn't preparing only for a war of reunification with its "renegade province." It is preparing for the biggest war in its history; it is preparing for a major war with the United States and its allies.
	www.newsmax.com /articles/?a=2000/3/9/54741 (1199 words)

	Red China in 'Big Brother' surprise (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In the past several months the "newspaper" has said that Red China will outstrip all other countries in technology and, it must be said, that's probably so.
		As there are no indepedent news organisations in Red China, and as it is a one party dictatorship, we always rather suspected the opposite.
		China has still offered no apology for the Tianamen Square massacre, continues to have aggressive designs on Taiwan - which is believes is a renegade province, and has one of the worst human right records in the world.
	www.theinquirer.net /19010205.htm (358 words)

	Printed Matter -- Jan Wong -- Page
		She came to China at age 19 in 1972 at the height of the Cultural Revolution.
		She returned to China with her husband in 1988 as a journalist for the Toronto Globe (she earned a journalism degree at Columbia).
		Before Wong, her husband and their two children left China at the end of her assignment in 1994, she had written many articles on dissidents, corruption, poverty, drug usage, slave marriages, and capital punishment.
	www.dcn.davis.ca.us /go/gizmo/redchina.html (880 words)

	People's Republic of China
		In 1951 the UN declared China to be an aggressor in Korea and sanctioned a global embargo on the shipment of arms and war materiel to China.
		For the purpose of economic planning, the first modern census was taken in 1953; the population of mainland China was shown to be 583 million, a figure far greater than had been anticipated.
		Among China's most pressing needs in the early 1950s were food for its burgeoning population, domestic capital for investment, and purchase of Soviet-supplied technology, capital equipment, and military hardware.
	www-chaos.umd.edu /history/prc.html (1329 words)

	OpinionJournal - America the Beautiful
		Hu made the slip of referring to China and Taiwan as two separate nations--noting that he would "certainly meet visitors from either country." This, of course, differs from longstanding official U.S. policy that there is one China, and Taiwan is part of it.
		Having blocked Taiwan's entry to the WHO for many years, China is again lobbying to keep Taiwan's 23 million people cut off even from access to this organization dedicated simply to the goal of global health.
		China's ambassador to the U.N., Wang Yingfan, has been sending out letters warning countries supportive of Taiwan's application that "this attempt is doomed to failure," adding, "I sincerely hope that, bearing in mind the fundamental and long-term interest of our bilateral relations, your country will not support any draft resolution inviting Taiwan to participate."
	www.opinionjournal.com /columnists/cRosett/?id=105002010 (1450 words)

	True Blue Liberal » Red China or Green?
		To be sure, China, like America and Europe before it, is entitled to acquire resources in Latin America.
		China is becoming more sensitive at home to the costs of its polluted rivers and air and the overuse of its natural resources.
		One good sign is that the Chinese oil company Sapet, which the Peruvian government recently awarded a permit to explore for oil on some pristine land inhabited by some of Peru’s indigenous people, has approached local environmentalists to consult on how to proceed.
	www.trueblueliberal.com /2006/06/30/red-china-or-green (800 words)

	frontline: china in the red \| PBS
		Producer Sue Williams talks about the making of "China in the Red" and the people she came to know.
		Additional funding for "China in the Red" is provided by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Joseph E. Seagrams & Sons, Inc., Fiona and Stan Druckenmiller, W.L.S. Spencer Foundation, Coulter-Weeks Charitable Foundation, The Byrne Foundation, Patrick M. Byrne, the Albert Kunstadter Family Foundation.
		"China in the Red" follows ten Chinese citizens caught up in the social and economic transformation, and through their stories reveals a nation in flux and a people struggling to survive in a world they never dreamed would exist.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/red (302 words)

	Red China: Gatekeeper of the Panama Canal -- November 1999 Phyllis Schlafly Report
		China is rapidly building a modern war machine with 18 long-range and 140 intermediate and medium range missiles.
		In 1996, when China was "testing" missiles to scare Taiwan before its election, the United States sent warships to the area and China responded by impudently threatening to "rain down fire" on Los Angeles from its China-based ICBMs.
		China will be able to ship its shorter-range missiles across the Pacific, unload them at Balboa, and conceal them in warehouses until the time is ripe.
	www.eagleforum.org /psr/1999/nov99/psrnov99.html (2908 words)

	Amazon.com: Red China Blues: My Long March From Mao to Now: Books: Jan Wong (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Likewise, while recounting China's continuing widespread use of the death penalty and slave labor camps for political criminals, she doesn't seem to make the connection that this was the system she had declared morally superior and dedicated herself to.
		Wong returned years later as an undercover journalist to China where she covered the Tianmen Square Massacre, in which three thousand pro-democracy students were mowed down in cold blood by Red China's army, on the orders of dictator, Jian Zemin.
		She speaks of the great poverty of the new Red China, with inequalities far greater than anything in the liberal democracies of the world, and crushing poverty in the rural provinces.
	www.amazon.com /Red-China-Blues-Long-March/dp/0385482329 (3310 words)

	China
		Although he led China into a new era of modernization and economic development, with an annual growth rate of nearly 10 percent, the bitter legacy of the Cultural Revolution was still fresh in Deng's mind, more than twenty years later, as the universities erupted once more.
		Contrary to the myth of "Red China" as a monolithic political entity whose subjects march in lockstep with an all-powerful Communist regime, the history of the country since the sixties had been one of uninterrupted political turmoil.
		China's long march toward capitalism and freedom is in danger of stalling: "capitalist-roaders" like Deng and his successors, have had to face not only domestic enemies who long to restore Maoism, but enemies abroad intent on putting obstacles in their path.
	www.antiwar.com /justin/justinchina1.html (3599 words)

	Republicans Love Red China
		I certainly believe that China is much more of a threat than Saddam Hussein, or even ‘lil Kim from North Korea.
		PBS ran a documentary about Nixon’s acknowledgment of China, stating it was “the climax of a secret White House initiative headed by Henry Kissinger, the diplomatic breakthrough shocked both America’s allies and its enemies.” In actual fact, all three men were war criminals: Mao, Nixon, and Kissinger.
		However, by Republicans even suggesting that China is a friend, they endorse a way of living that is anathema to Americanism.
	www.prisonplanet.com /articles/october2004/081004loveredchina.htm (1445 words)

	Red China, Inc.: Does Communism Work After All? - International - SPIEGEL ONLINE - News
		China is securing an ever-bigger share of the world market with the methods of a planned economy.
		China's speedy ascent to become a global economic superpower is troubling to many: to the industrialized nations of the West because they fear for their jobs; to politicians because the global balance of power is shifting; and, last but not least, to economists because it is so puzzling to them.
		If China continues to grow at the same pace, it will oust Germany as the world's third-biggest economy in only two years, perhaps even dethroning the United States from its leading position one day.
	www.spiegel.de /international/spiegel/0,1518,465007,00.html (2039 words)

	The Chinese Military Power Page - The Commonwealth Institute
		In the past decade China's growing military capability has attracted a great deal of attention, but details about the current and likely near-future state of China's military power have been in short supply.
		While it is true that China is modernizing its forces and increasing defense spending, the prospective improvements in overall military capability need to be set against the very low-technology starting point of China's armed forces.
		Emergence of China in the Asia-Pacific: Economic and Security Consequences for the U.S. Christopher R. Hill.
	www.comw.org /cmp (2073 words)

	Trade with Red China (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		RED CHINA IS SUDAN’S PROTECTOR AT THE U.N. "When the United Nations’ Security Council passed Resolution 1564, threatening Sudan with oil sanctions unless it curbed the violence in Darfur, China rendered the resolution meaningless by pledging to veto any bid to impose an embargo.
		China has said it intends to build up to 32 nuclear power plants by 2020, at a cost of roughly $1.5 billion per plant, in response to its rapidly growing energy needs.
		RED CHINA – NOT IRAQ – IS THE REAL THREAT TO U.S. "It is Nemetz’s opinions that since 1986, through its 863 Program, China has been developing post-nuclear superweapons using knowledge gained from the ‘dragnet’ of the eight fields of research.
	www.conservativeusa.org /redchina.htm (15819 words)

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