Definitions
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- adjective dated pertaining to the
People's Republic of China - adjective obsolete originating from the Communists of the
Republic of China prior to the Chinese Civil War - noun dated a national of the
People's Republic of China - noun dated a
communist fromChina
Etymologies
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Examples
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The new question is who wrote what, said what, and when, and why, about the Red Chinese.
China Perceived Thomson, James C. 1991
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According to the narrative spun by the Western news media and simultaneously promulgated by U.S. officials, the Tiananmen Square incident was provoked by the lack of "democracy" in China and was a surge in favor of Western-style liberal humanism in the face of Red Chinese
Antiwar.com Original 2009
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I say, let GM just sell the Red Chinese and make some money there, and forget about America for now.
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Scottish or even Red Chinese flags prominently displayed at the top.
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Scottish or even Red Chinese flags prominently displayed at the top.
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For example, were I a citizen of Taiwan, I would be very afraid because I don’t believe the US will lift a finger to oppose a Red Chinese takeover.
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