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Hold out against their initial onslaught, isolate their spearheads when they rush south (Their better units may even reach Nanning, but that just makes them easier to cut off) And carefully build up a navy. Three things will turn the tide
1-AI overreaction to a breakthrough enabling you to take advantageous terrain elsewhere
2-US Tech which allows you to get some beefy armoured divs to counter the 8+ Chicom tank divs
3-Your navy, and a naval assault by cavalry to rush Beijing-Tianjin-Mukden, with the initial units distracting the garrisons, getting them to pull out of the VP's and then seize them at the same time
Thats' how I won for the first time as NAT China, oh and spend initial political power on new generals as you can get a decent Inf gen especially in the central sector.