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The 124 pages that link to Chinese Communist Party, each with the reason it gives.

• KuomintangCompared with: Its alliance and rivalry with the Kuomintang shaped the party's path to Taiwan.

• Chinese democracy movementCompared with: Its monopoly on political power is the institutional order many advocates seek to reform.

• Nanjing decadeCompared with: Its survival and growth challenged the Nationalists’ claim to govern a unified China.

• Chiang Ching-kuoCompared with: Chiang’s years in the Soviet Union included involvement with communists before he became a Kuomintang leader.

• Wang JingweiCompared with: The party opposed both Japanese rule and Wang’s government, offering a rival political claim to national leadership.

• Communist Party of VietnamCompared with: Its one-party system offers a close comparison while differing in history, institutions, and policy.

• Jack MaCompared with: Ma’s experience illustrates the limits and conditions of private-sector influence under party-state governance.

• Soong Mei-lingCompared with: Its victory created the rival state against which her Nationalist political legacy is understood.

• Chinese anarchismCompared with: Its growing influence displaced anarchist strategies among many Chinese radicals.

• Liu XiaoboCompared with: Liu challenged the party’s political monopoly and its limits on civil liberties.

• Rebiya KadeerCompared with: Its authorities condemned Kadeer’s activism and disputed her account of events in Xinjiang.

• Wang DanCompared with: Its one-party rule stood against the political pluralism Wang Dan advocated.

• Li ZongrenCompared with: The party’s victory over Li’s Nationalist government defined the political alternative he confronted.

• Tsai Ing-wenCompared with: Its government rejected Tsai’s cross-strait position and increased pressure on Taiwan during her tenure.

• Wei JingshengCompared with: Wei demanded political freedoms that challenged the party’s monopoly on power.

• Zhang BinglinCompared with: Its class-based revolutionary politics represented a later and markedly different model of political transformation.

• History of the Republic of ChinaCompared with: Its rival claim to govern China drove the civil war and the republic’s retreat to Taiwan.

• Retreat of the government of the Republic of China to TaiwanCompared with: Its victory created the political and military pressure behind the ROC government’s retreat.