Many of the countries are impossible to conquer because they may have large armies, landscapes, harsh climates, or Strong alliances. 

The fence on borders represents Impossible to Conquer.

But how do they work? In this article, we have discussed these powerful countries in detail.

China

Our next nation is a heavy hitter. Why China is also impossible to invade? Let’s check out How!

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‣ Population

First of all, China is the most populated country in the world with close to 1.4 billion people. This means there is a large pool of soldiers from China to draw from in an invasion.  

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But if the Chinese government focused on ramping up the production of weapons, the industrial military machine of the country would most certainly be able to arm every man, woman, and child within its borders if they needed to.

And although civilians and poorly trained soldiers going up against the might of a well-disciplined invading force might not seem like a good idea, if the invading force is outnumbered by enough Chinese people. 

‣ Unobstructed Power of the Government

Another thing that China has going for it during an invasion is the unobstructed power of the government.

Living in a dictatorship is not an ideal situation, but if quick decisions about military manufacturing and how to respond to an invasion were ever needed in China.

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Their government would not run into any opposition or red tape. What the government says goes, and if they want 1 billion people to be armed and to fight, they can make it happen very quickly.

‣ Size & Weather of China

The manpower of China would definitely take its toll on an invading force.

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But the size of the country, the change in terrains, and the intense weather conditions in both mountainous and coastal regions would make moving an invading force into and across the country incredibly difficult.

And that is just the natural landscape.

‣ Densest Cities

China has some of the densest cities in the world, meaning that an invading force would not only need to be able to fight in the desert, mountains, and jungles of China but in close-quarter urban warfare as well.

‣ China’s Economy

It is also important to remember that China has one of the largest economies in the world and a huge workforce.

They would be able to manufacture pretty much any technology they needed, along with vehicles and aircraft at a moment's notice.

‣ China’s Nuclear Weapons

The Chinese people have the capacity to resist an invading force and deplete their resources long before they would need to use their last line of defense.

The 350 nukes that they have stockpiled within their borders. So, it is impossible to invade China.