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CHINA                                                                   credit: https://www.canva.com/design







    China is in both the Eastern and Northern Hemispheres, and is located
    in the eastern section of Asia on the west coast of the Pacific Ocean.
    THE  PEOPLE'S  REPUBLIC  OF  CHINA  is  the  world's  third-largest
    country  by  land  area.  China,  after  Russia  and  Canada,  is  the  world's
    third  largest  country,  located  in  Southeast  Asia  along  the  Pacific
    Ocean's coastline. With an area of 9.6 million square kilometres and a
    coastline  of  18,000  kilometres,  its  shape  on  the  map  resembles  a
    rooster.










































                                  credit: https://www.thoughtco.com/china-provinces-4158617

    The  northernmost  point  is  Mohe  in  Heilongjiang  Province,  while  the
    southernmost  point  is  Zengmu  Ansha  (or  James  Shoal).  The  Pamirs
    mark the country's western border, while the Heilongjiang (Amur) River
    and the Wusuli (Ussuri) River meet at roughly 50 degrees latitude and
    62  degrees  longitude  to  form  the  country's  eastern  border.  Korea,
    Vietnam,  Laos,  Burma,  India,  Bhutan,  Nepal,  Pakistan,  Afghanistan,
    Tajikistan,  Kyrgyzstan,  Kazakhstan,  Mongolia,  and  Russia  are  all
    bordering  China.  North  Korea,  Korea,  Japan,  the  Philippines,  Brunei,
    Indonesia,  Malaysia,  and  Vietnam  all  share  a  maritime  border  with
    China.


    Capital city for China is Beijing. The People's Republic of China's official
    currency  is  the  renminbi.  The  panda  is  a  symbol  of  China  that  many
    people associate with the country. They are regarded by the Chinese as
    a  symbol  of  friendliness  and  harmony.  The  panda's  tranquil
    temperament  demonstrated  how  the  yin  yang,  when  balanced,  were
    harmonious and serene.
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