Red China

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Red China is a Cold War–era term commonly used in the West to refer to the communist government and territory of the People's Republic of China, especially under Mao Zedong.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Cold War term
political term
alternativeTo Communist China NERFINISHED
Mainland China NERFINISHED
appliesToRegime Chinese Communist Party rule NERFINISHED
appliesToTerritory mainland China NERFINISHED
associatedWithEvent Cultural Revolution NERFINISHED
Great Leap Forward NERFINISHED
Korean War NERFINISHED
Sino-Soviet alliance NERFINISHED
associatedWithLeader Mao Zedong NERFINISHED
considered outdated term
politically sensitive term
contrastedWith Nationalist China NERFINISHED
Republic of China (Taiwan) NERFINISHED
declinedInUseAfter 1970s rapprochement between United States and People's Republic of China
end of the Cold War
especiallyRefersToPeriod Mao Zedong era
geopoliticalAlignment Eastern Bloc (early Cold War, broadly) NERFINISHED
hasConnotation ideologically charged
pejorative
hasIdeology Maoism NERFINISHED
Marxism–Leninism NERFINISHED
hasPoliticalConnotation communist
impliesGovernmentType one-party communist state
language English
notCommonIn official diplomatic language today
opposedBy Republic of China government in Taiwan NERFINISHED
United States during early Cold War
refersTo People's Republic of China NERFINISHED
communist government of the People's Republic of China NERFINISHED
territory of the People's Republic of China
relatedToColorSymbolism red as symbol of communism GENERATED
timeFocus mid-20th century
usedAfterEvent Chinese Communist Revolution NERFINISHED
establishment of the People's Republic of China in 1949
usedBy Western media
Western politicians
usedFrom late 1940s
usedInContext Cold War propaganda
Western foreign policy debates
anti-communist rhetoric
usedInMediaType newspapers
political speeches
radio broadcasts
usedInPeriod Cold War NERFINISHED
usedToDistinguishFrom Free China NERFINISHED
Nationalist government in Taiwan

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