Chinese Colonies

Formerly Chinese:
Xīn Zhōngguó (新中国) (2087-2300):

This absolute monarchy has had a shotty past, while it gained large parts of sparsely inhabited parts from the german moon community for food production, this nation has only declined more and more and has become more and more culturally and politically isolated.

 Xīn Jiāyuán (新家園 ) (2235-2300) 

Distinctive from its northern, monarchical counterpart, the city state of Xin Jiayuan (which literally means 'new home' in Mandarin Chinese) adopted a democratic form of government. It is a parliamentary republic by its constitution. The first settlers of the city originally fled to the German-owned peninsula for better living conditions, but have claimed the land to their own after a couple of decades.

The settlers of New Home took sympathy of the political activitist (who were getting hunted down by the regime) of New China and had supported their ideals. These activists would later on become the first political leaders of the city state. Under their administration and hard work of the citizens, the country had developed a sustainable agro-based economy. Further industrialization throughout the latter half of the 23rd century had helped the nation to prosper even more.

The state is currently looking forward to be the most prominent economic hub of the region, despite getting diplomatic threats and minor skirmishes from their declining and isolated counterpart. The public opinion is to avoid war and to maintain a relationship with Xin Zhongguo, with a vague hope of it being influenced by the ideals of which Xin Jiayuan holds.

Jiānshān (2105-2300):

Jiānshān is geographically speaking the largest Chinese nation on the moon and in population secon only to Xin Zongguo. While it has a thriving agriculture sector, this is not due to prosperity but because of the presence of a dictatorial government. This isnt suprising as it is part of something commonly reffered to as the strongman-belt.

Xīn Mǎnzhōu (2128-2300):

Xīn Mǎnzhōu is a small wild state that shares an island with two other nations. it has seen a lot of instability and conflict due to the naturally distabling factor of it being a non-government backed wild state.

Xīn Shìyě (2159-2300):

Xīn Shìyě is in many regards similar to Xīn Mǎnzhōu, however, its geography allowed it to be far more stable than most other nations in the Strongman-belt.