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Japan invades and slowly gains more and more of China.

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1949- Formation of the People's Republic of China

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1949- Formation of the People's Republic of China

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Communist leader Mao Zedong claimed communist victory after a 20-year civil war founding the People's Republic of China.

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State funded sports training program 1950s

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State funded sports training program 1950s

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Communist Leader Moa Zedong developed a state-funded sports training for the athletes to get in better shape and better skills

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Chinese Poster "Comrade, get up quickly to train!" |

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Environmental- 1958 The Great Leap Forward

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Environmental- 1958 The Great Leap Forward

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Mao launches the "Great Leap Forward", which is a five-year plan.

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A plan to bolster the Chinese economy created and instated by Mao Zedong in 1958, ending two years later due to the plan instead causing economic breakdown

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Table tennis athlete Rong Guotuan became the first ever Chinese world champion.

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Mao Zedong undertook a campaign of “Cultural Revolution” with the intention of restoring China's “revolutionary spirit” as well as producing widespread social unrest

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Science and Technology- 1970 Satellite launch 

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Science and Technology- 1970 Satellite launch 

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China developed intercontinental ballistic missiles later in the decade but, became a space-faring nation by launching a satellite in 1970.

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Environmental- 1972 Nixon Comes to China

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Environmental- 1972 Nixon Comes to China

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U.S. President Richard Nixon comes to China, leading to both countries agreeing to normalize relations.

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Mao Zedong strongly supported technological development for key military and industrial applications, as he was tied with science and technology along with politics.

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Mao Zedong succumbs to fatal health conditions resulting in his death, and with the power vacuum created by this a man named Deng Xiaoping took that place of political power with a much more pragmatic system of beliefs

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The main objectives for China for the sports area was under the concept of socialist

emulation which meant a

form of competition between states during the Cultural Revolution in 1966 to 1976. Sports was becoming one of China's full focuses

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the One-Child Policy was enacted barring families from having more than one child legally in an effort to control the growth of china’s population

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"Four Modernizations" became a recurring theme in the propaganda posters produced in the 1980s.” The four modernizations were fields of agriculture, industry, defense, and science and technology in China

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China victory over japan in 1981 in world championships

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China victory over japan in 1981 in world championships

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Chinese women’s volleyball team defeated longtime rival Japan in the 1981 World Championships, this victory showed pride and  patriotism

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Science and Technology- 1985 new technology 

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Science and Technology- 1985 new technology 

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Thirty different types of technology equipment/product categories are officially designated for liberalized treatment of export licensing to China.

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Science and Technology- 1986 New program

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Science and Technology- 1986 New program

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China introduces the Torch Program under the leadership of the State Science and Technology Commission (SSTC), it aimed to commercialize discoveries made by government research institutes and universities.

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Troops shoot demonstrators who had camped in Tiananmen Square initially to demand the rehabilitation of Hu Yaobang, who was the former CCP General secretary forced to resign in 1987. The total deaths recorded is 200.

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China was now a huge competitor in world sports events, a lot of Chinese athletes hold world and Olympic records.

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Li Ning wins three gold medals at the Olympic Games of 1984. He later becomes head of the Li Ning brand of sports clothing, China's answer to Nike and Adidas. At the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Beijing, 2008, he lights the Olympic flame.

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Li Ning wins three gold medals at the Olympic Games of 1984. He later becomes head of the Li Ning brand of sports clothing, China's answer to Nike and Adidas. At the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Beijing, 2008, he lights the Olympic flame.

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Science and Technology- 1993 China’s big plan

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Science and Technology- 1993 China’s big plan

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Construction of the world’s largest dam begins. (Three Gorges Dam)

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Science and Technology- 1995 Military tech test

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Science and Technology- 1995 Military tech test

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China tests new missiles during military training.

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Zhu Rongji succeeds Li Peng as premier, announces reforms in the wake of the Asian financial crisis and continued decline of the economy. Thousands of state-owned enterprises are to be restructured through share flotations and bankruptcies. About four million civil service jobs to be cut.

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Science and Technology- 2003 First launch 

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Science and Technology- 2003 First launch 

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China orchestrates their first manned spacecraft launch in the 2F rocket.

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Science and Technology- 2005 Second launch

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Science and Technology- 2005 Second launch

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China launched second manned space trip with two astronauts in Shenzhou VI capsule.

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Science and Technology- 2006 The big project

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Science and Technology- 2006 The big project

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China completed the world’s largest hydropower dam, Three Gorges Dam.

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China's Three Gorges Dam: The inside story of a mega-project with disastrous consequences

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China hosted the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing were ahead on medals and won 51 gold medals
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFFz_QDtCGY

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Science and Technology- 2012 space programs work together

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Science and Technology- 2012 space programs work together

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First ever manual docking of spacecraft with another space module, without relying on automated system. This also was China’s first female astronaut, Liu Yang, took part.

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Science and Technology- 2012 first aircraft carrier

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Science and Technology- 2012 first aircraft carrier

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China launch first aircraft carrier, the Lianing a converted former soviet vessel.