“China will break apart by 2030” Detailed Terms »

Chinese government will be unable to manage the growing issues that it will face over the next couple of decades. These problems include (but are not limited to): national minority issues such as Taiwan, Tibet, Xinjiang and Inner Mongolia; urbanization; rapid economic growth and income disparity; banking stability, taxation and corruption; climate change, pollution, water; representation and democracy; health issues, AIDS and pandemics.

Internal or external shocks will highlight the inability, or reluctance, of the government to deal these issues. This will result in a collapse or violent toppling of the government and subsequently one or more regions will declare autonomy. For the purpose of this prediction Taiwan is considered to be part of China.