Chinese nationalism is a political and cultural ideology that emphasizes pride in the Chinese nation and its history. It seeks to promote unity among the Han Chinese and other ethnic groups within China, often highlighting the country's achievements and cultural heritage. This form of nationalism can manifest in various ways, including support for the Chinese Communist Party and a focus on national sovereignty. The roots of Chinese nationalism can be traced back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly in response to foreign imperialism and internal strife. Key events, such as the May Fourth Movement in 1919, played a significant role in shaping modern Chinese national identity. Today, Chinese nationalism often influences foreign policy and public sentiment regarding issues like Taiwan and Tibet.