Chinese Civil War

The '''Chinese Civil War? '''was the first major event of the Cold War, following the end of the Second World War and the initiation of the intrigues of Mao Zedong's Chinese Communist Party which had formed the People's Liberation Army.

The Kuomintang forces of the Republic of China Armed Forces, formerly the National Revolutionary Army, were badly worn out from the Second Sino-Japanese War, bearing 90% of the casualties fighting the Empire of Japan, so the government failed in the Long March to eliminate the Communists, leading to a guerrilla and then full-out war forcing a retreat to Taiwan for the original government.

The war is technically unresolved, with an armistice but no formal peace declaration. The People's Republic of China on the Mainland wishes to bring communism to Taiwan but face unrest at home against Marxism, while on Taiwan the Kuomintang fight politically with the Taiwanese native party the Democratic People's Party.