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World Population Cartograms
World Population Cartogram (1910) (1 square = 500,000 people) World Population Cartogram (2015) (1 square = 500,000 people) Countries combined
Read MoreFavorability of U.S. and China by country
U.S. seen more positively than China in Africa, Europe, Latin America, but not in Middle East.
Read MoreEmpire of the Great Qing
25th yaer of the Jiaqing Emperor (A.D. 1820).
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Chinese provinces as countries of equal GDP
China is now the world’s 2nd-biggest economy, but some of its provinces by themselves would rank relatively high in the
Read MoreFarmland Devoted To Rice Paddy
China is the world’s biggest producer of rice, and the crop makes up a little less than half of the
Read MoreChina Meets Kazakhstan
China (right) Meets Kazakhstan (left). China covering approximately 9,600,000 square kilometers (3,700,000 sq mi) and has population of around 1.404
Read MoreChina Meets Russia
The Russian-China boundary consists of 2 non-contiguous segments. The eastern, more extended border part is about 4,194 kilometers (2,607 mi) in length. The western border part is much shorter (less than 100 kilometers or 62 miles). Because of differences in population density, the border between the two countries is often visible from space.
Read MoreRegional Patterns of Collectivism in China
New psychological tests suggest that China’s history of rice farming has given the south more markers of traditional East Asian
Read MoreFrom Where Countries Import The Most?
China is the world’s biggest exporter. China exported a $2 trillion value of goods across the globe. China estimates a notable proportion of world trade in natural resources such as coal, copper, aluminum, and iron ore. Today China mostly exports computers, electrical equipment, and other types of machinery.
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