Chinese Nationalism

We take a lot of influence from Vietnamese Nationalism, but also Chinese Nationalism as this promotes China to expand and spread its people around the rest of Asia, and to some extent the World itself. Part of what we incorporate is Sun Yat-Sen's "San-Min Doctrine" or "Three Principles of the People" which focused on these Three Principles: Nationalism, Democracy, and Welfare. These principle were the blueprint for a perfect China but these ideas were unfortunately washed away in the bloodbath that is the People's Republic of China. We believe that the Three Principles of the People should be excercised in an ideal Cantonese State to an extent, but should have some limits. A Nation like Canton being independent would be very vulnerable to foreign invasion and as such I believe it should be heavily militaristic & industrial. On top of this, it should also incorporate elements of Capitalism into its society because Canton (specifically the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Area) has a lot of companies and industry that can easily be used to provide for the economy (not that the PRC doesn't do this, they do, they just play the "communist" card). On top of this, Autarky, a common principle in Fascism could possibly be achieved but this would take a long time and would not benefit the Nation as much as elements of Capitalism would.

The movement is very much set on the Autonomy, and eventual Liberation of the Cantonese People from an extreme Chinese Identity and Vietnamese Identity; something in between. This ties into the Third Alternative and the ideas for Yue Nationalism.