Chinese Revolution

I think the outcome of the Chinese Revolution would have been a lot different had it have taken place a while after WWII, had other countries got involved. Everyone had already used all their resources for the WWII and didn't have the resources to help the nationalist party, though the U.S. did let them accept the Japenesr surrender which gave them weapons, and I am sure that added to the bitterness between the Chinese and Japanese. I am not going to lie I am really pissed because I already wrote this and it somehow got deleted so I am here trying to rewrite it all again. If I was in China, after watching the horrors of WWII I would not want a communist party in my country, but back then I am sure it was hard for them to have access to all that went on in WWII. It makes you wonder how things might have been different if the U.S. hadn't have just got out of a world war and could have offered more support, though I feel like the communist and nationalist party were both not really looking out for the best interest of their citizens. The U.S. just kind of let it happen and then faced off with China in the Korean War which kinda of leads me to believe that might not have happened if the U.S would have got more involved in China sooner. I think it easier to say what if now in retrospect, but the U.S was not ready right after WWII. It does make you wonder though how things would be different for China, the US and the world.