China Democracy Party Galaxy Supreme General Command (CDP Galaxy / Meta CDP)
中國民主黨銀河最高總指揮部
Parody of the Chinese Democracy Party. 惡搞的中國民主黨
Endless Struggle, Farcical Chaos. 鬥爭無限，鬧劇齊飛
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Supreme Commander: Ethan Chan
總司令：陳震宇
This party is not a free party; all actions are guided by the moods and whims of the Supreme Commander, who holds absolute and unquestionable power.
本黨不是一個自由的黨，一切以總司令的喜怒為行事準則，總司令享有獨斷專行的權力。
A neutral website that provides information about the movements and global presence of the China Democracy Party,
while also serving as a satirical and humorous creation that pokes fun at its countless factions.
This page features a retro design created purely out of the webmaster's personal interest in preserving the aesthetic and simplicity of early web development.
Note: This site is NOT affiliated with any factions or entities of China Democracy Party on the Earth. As a matter of principle, CDP Galaxy does not operate on Earth—our ambitions are strictly intergalactic!
China Democracy Party World Alliance
中國民主黨世界同盟
China Democracy Party Network Front
中國民主黨網絡陣線
China Democracy Party Central Committee
中國民主黨中央委員會
China Democracy Party National Committee
中國民主黨全委會
China Democracy Party United Headquarters
中國民主黨全國聯合總部
(Another) China Democracy Party United Headquarters
（另一個）中國民主黨全國聯合總部
China Democracy Party United Headquarters (Las Vegas)
中國民主黨全國聯合總部拉斯維加斯黨部
China Democracy Party UK Branch
中國民主黨英國黨部
China Democracy Party United Headquarters (Overseas) UK Committe
中國民主黨全聯總（海外）英國委員會
China Democracy Party Canada Committee
中國民主黨加拿大委員會
Note: Not all organizations' websites are included. Please contact us if you would like to add a site to the list. All data is independently gathered rather than self-reported, and its accuracy and timeliness are not guaranteed. Appearing on this list does not imply recognition of the faction’s authority or legitimacy.
The term "China Democracy Party" (CDP), sometimes "Democracy Party of China" (DPC), refers to a global collection of independent political entities that advocate for the establishment of democracy in China. These organizations are not unified by a central mission or governance; instead, they operate as loosely connected or entirely independent groups.
The movement’s origins can be traced back to 1998 when provincial chapters and preparatory committees were established throughout China. Efforts to consolidate these groups under a unified leadership, namely the China Democracy Party United Headquarters, were made in 1999. However, these initiatives were thwarted due to widespread arrests and political persecution, which led to the dissolution or underground operation of most of the organizations involved.
Several years later, the "China Democracy Party Overseas Exile Headquarters" was founded in the United States to provide support for exiled members and to facilitate the inclusion of new ones. This marked the beginning of several other organizations identifying as part of the CDP emerging globally, such as the "China Democracy Party National United Headquarters," the "China Democracy Party World Union," and the "China Democracy Party Overseas Headquarters." Despite the proliferation of these groups, they remained fragmented, with no overarching leadership or unity.
While these organizations are generally independent, there are instances of cooperation among them. Some groups accept members from other factions and occasionally organize joint elections. Notably, most factions of the China Democracy Party are willing to recognize members from other affiliated groups, particularly those who have relocated from mainland China, as fellow members.
However, tensions and conflicts have also been a part of the history of CDP-named organizations. Rivalries among different factions have led to significant hostility, which has hindered any efforts to establish a unified front. These conflicts often arise from differences in strategy, competing interests, and the personal ambitions of leaders.
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