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Hey, thanks for the response. What's the latest state of the map for China and/or East Asia?

https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/a-shift-in-alliances-a-tale-of-the-soviet-japanese-war-and-beyond.398361/

A tiny map based on Otto Winkel's A Shift in Alliances TL.

Minimalist country profiles. Map credits go to the artful Dom-Bul on DeviantArt.

That's beautiful. Do you happen to have any population stats on the state/cities?

I made the Japanese one, and the idea behind it is for a total Axis victory (with Hitler, Mussolini and even Franco joining the fun) but with an utter Japan-wank happening at the same time. I knew it was always going to be ASB, but upon looking closer at the scenario, Japan'll need more than...

To be clear, it's just the home islands and a bit of Korea that get ISOT'd. In addition to everything BMN and Suvareshkin said, future Japan has a wealth of knowledge regarding everything compared to everyone else in 1935. They also have a full two years of peacetime to revamp and consolidate...

WIP of an ISOT'd Japan from January 1945 to 1935.

Hahah guys, Standard Chinese in this case just refers to Mandarin/Putonghua/Guoyu with traditional characters.

Taiwan's a permanent UNSC member baby! Final Update. "An anti-Mainland wet dream." Timeline of Events: Second World War - The Manhattan Project is significantly delayed, resulting in the lack of atomic weapons to be used against Japan. - The US Army lands in Guangdong in late July to...

An update to this wank. - China plays a much larger role in Japan's defeat, managing to negotiate the administration of Okinawa - CCP still wins the civil war, although the US decides to come in at the last second to help the KMT - US Navy assists a great deal in holding Hainan and other...

Because you don't see that many Taiwanwanks. ROC plays a much larger role in Japan's defeat, CCP still wins civil war, US navy assists a great deal in holding Hainan, UK gives aid and supports establishment of ROC base in Shenzhen, Hong Kong eventually gets handed over to Taipei instead of...

What do you think might happen over time in a southern KMT splinter that has Guangdong making a up a huge portion of its territory and population (including HK)? Would Cantonese/Yue still be spoken or taught the same way Hokkien is in OTL Taiwan? --- I forgot to mention that this is research...

I'm wondering if the PRC never took control of the northern parts of the country and instead survived and established itself in southern or south-west China, around Hunan and Chongqing. Would Mandarin still be standardized or would a more local dialect/language be encouraged? I'll post a map...

Has there been a QBAM map of East Asia (China, Japan) with provincial subdivisions?