China is almost the country with the strongest ability to resist nuclear strikes in the world.
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China's ability to resist nuclear strikes is not just a geographical advantage, but a continuous infrastructure construction in the western and southern mountains that has lasted for more than 60 years. Every major mountain area in the country can form a complex of agricultural and underground industries with a reasonable ratio. Compared with the geographical endowment of the two major mountain ranges and the central Great Plains of the United States, China's western and southern distributed industrial and agricultural self-sustaining capabilities are absolutely terrifying to opponents. In addition to the military underground projects that China has been building since the 1960s, China also has a large number of tunnel groups under solid granite rocks, and a large number of distributed areas that can be used for animal husbandry and planting are arranged around them. Farmland and woodland. The abundant hydropower resources in the mountainous areas of the southwest can meet most of the wartime energy needs. However, even in the relatively fragile eastern and southern urban agglomerations, almost every building in the city is compelled to construct a large number of underground civil defense fortifications (usually two layers), which can withstand medium-yield nuclear weapons at a certain distance. Airburst inside. There are more than 2,000 such cities, and almost half of them have their own basic self-sustaining light industry system (capable of processing food, producing fertilizer and daily industrial supplies). Of course, there are also unquantifiable advantages such as organizational strength and huge mobilization capabilities that vary according to different systems, but far exceed the advantages of the United States.
China may lose a quarter of its population, but China will still be China. But there is a considerable possibility that the United States will cease to exist due to civil unrest.