The Third China:

accepted active allegiance Alliance Asian attitude became Britain British rule Burma Cambodia cent century Chinese communities Chinese immigration Chinese in South-East Chinese population co-operated colonial government colonial rule communities in South-East countries of South-East culture dominant Dutch East Asia economic educated established European favour Federation of Malaya foreign Fukien guerrilla Hakka Hong Kong hostile independent Sarawak Indian Indo-China Indonesia industry inhabitants interest islands Japan Java jungle Kuangtung Kuomintang labour land large number leaders lived majority Malacca Malay Malayan Communist Party Malayan Union Malaysia Manchu dynasty ment merchants military Ming minority munist munity Muslims Nanyang nationalist movements Nationalist Party native number of Chinese overseas Chinese Peking Peking government Philippines political rights politics of China ports provinces region remained Republic resident rulers Sarawak Secret Societies self-government Singa situation south China South-East Asia Sukarno Sultans Sumatra Taiwan Teochiu territories Thailand Third China tion trade wealthy Western