Chinese Civil War - Wang Jingwei fled to France

Time: Friday Dec 16, 1927

Place: France

Details: On December 16, Wang Jingwei fled to France. There were now three capitals in China: the internationally recognized republic capital in Beijing, the CPC and left-wing KMT (Kuomintang) at Wuhan and the right-wing KMT regime at Nanjing, which would remain the KMT capital for the next decade.

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