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During the twentieth century, China went through several major revolutionary changes. The Qing Dynasty was overthrown and succeeded in 1911 by the Republic of China led by Dr. Sun Yat-sun. It took almost another forty years - including two world wars, and eight-year war against the Japanese and four years of civil war - before China was again united, under a communist regime (Skocpol, 1979). The People’s Republic of China is now almost forty-five years old. During these years, the population double to over 1.2 billion people and the economy went from central planning to a bold experimentation with a market-oriented economy. With its “wise elder brother” Soviet Union consigned to the dustpan of history, China becomes the only major communist country. This thumb-nail sketch of recent history of China provides a context for the following description of the development of its accounting system, in particular the public sector accounting.