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By Wang Xiaojun “Helen” Confucius Institute at UWP How Does Geography Influence Daily Life in China Let the Confucius Institute Introduce You to China

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By Wang Xiaojun “Helen”

Confucius Institute at UWP

How Does Geography Influence Daily Life in

China

Let the Confucius Institute Introduce You to China

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西沙群岛Paracel Islands

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TajikistanAfghanistan

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9.6 million square kilometer of land area = 96 000 hectare of land area3 million square kilometer of sea area

= 30 000 hectare of sea area 1.30628 billion population5 500 km width from south to north5 200 km length from east to west5 time zones, same time

- Beijing Time

China Atlas

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23 provinces5 autonomous regions4 municipalities directly under the central

government2 special administrative regionsCapital – Beijing (Peking)

China's Territory

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22% of the world’s population

Uneven distribution of populationeast – westplain areas -

mountainous & plateau regions

rural - urban

China's Population

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Unified Multi-ethnic CountryHan people

90.56%55 ethnic minorities

9.44%壮 Zhuang, 满

Man ,回 Hui ,苗Miao ,维吾尔Uygur ,彝 Yi ,土家Tujia ,蒙古Menggu ,藏Zang ,布依 Buyi

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China's TopographyThree-step Staircase

(from west to east):Qinghai-Tibet PlateauInner Mogolia, Loess

and Yunnan-Guizhou Plateaus, and Tarim, Junggar, Sichuan Basins

Mountains Da Xing An Ling, Taihang, Wushan, etc.

Mountainous areas: 2/3

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Five zones: Taiwan Province Tibet, Sichuan,

YunnanGansu, Qinghai,

NingxiaHebei, TianjingGuangdong,

Fujian

China's Seismic Zone Tangshan 3:42am Jul-28-1978Magnitude 7.8, 242 000 of death toll

Haiyuan (Ningxia) 8:05pm Dec-16-1920Magnitude 8.5, 234 000 000 of death toll

Wenchuan 2:28pm May-12-2008Magnitude 8.0, 69 197 of death toll and 18341 of missing

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Temperature differences in January  (-8°F ~ 75°F)

                      

China's Climate

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Temperature differences in July ( 104°F ~ 46°F)                            

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Coal3rd in the world

‘s reserveNorthern/west

areas61% used for

powerPetroleum

8th in the world’s reserve

2nd in the world’s consumption

China's Mineral Resources

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70 000 km of truck , 3rd in the world

Three east-west line: Beijing-Baotou-Lanzhou Lianyungang-Lanzhou-

Urumqi Shanghai-Hangzhou-

Changsha-Liuzhou-Guiyang-Kunming

Five south-north lines Beijing-Guangzhou Beijing-Shanghai Beijing-Kowloon Jiaozuo-Liuzhou Baoji-Chengdu-Kunming

Qinghai-Tibet line

China's Railways

                                                                                    

                               China Railway Map

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Travle by Train

75% of Chinese people’s first choice

Spring Festival Transportation 春运, chunyun

13.9% of total transportation of commodities

GuangzhouRailway Station

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1.93million km, 2nd in the world

Every county has been connected by roads

6% of administrative villages without roads

Roads

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More than 1000 domestic lines

More than 120 international lines

Aviation

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Coastal portShanghai, Dalian, Qinhuangdao, Tianjin,

Qingdao, Ningbo, Xiamen, Guangzhou, Fangchenggang, etc.

Changjiang / Yangtze River 长江The Three Gorges Project

The Grand Canal (Beijing -Hangzhou)

Water Transportation

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Qinling Mountains and the Huaihe River

7% cultivated lands in the worldNorthern areas:

Dry crops: Wheat, corn, Chinese sorghum, soybean

Cotton, sweet potatosApple, pear, peach, persimmons,

walnuts, Chinese chestnuts, jujubes, grape

Southern areasRiceBanana, pineapple, longan, lychee,

coconut

Cultivated Lands and Main Grains

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The general Facial Characteristics of northern Chinese people are tall nosemore single-folds long and well-defined

facehairs are more thick

and straight lighter and taller

Rhythem of Life in Different Areas

The general Facial Characteristics of southern Chinese people areflattened out nosedouble eye-foldsshorter facehairs are more softer darker and shorter

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Characteristics of northern peopleBold and

inhibitedExtroverted

Characteristics of southern peopleDelicate and

caringIntroverted

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Food customs in northern area

NoodleFlavor of sour, saltyJasmine teaLiquor, 白酒 baijiu

Food customs in southern area

RiceFlavor of spicy, sweet,

plainLongjin tea, kongfu teaLiquor, 白酒 baijiu

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Music in northern area

Loud and sonorous

Music in southern area

melodious

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Cold winterPersonal loyaltyLiqour , 白酒 baijiu Salty foodActivities related to

the ice

North-east People -- bold and uninhabited style

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Abundant agricultural products

Inconvenient transportationHard-workingKind-heartedSpicy foodLeisure and relax rhythm of

lifeTeaMahjong 麻将 majiangSmall car

Sichuanese -- Basin Culture

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1843-1945 semi-colony city

International financial center

Astute in business里弄 lilong/ 弄堂

longtangSweet and saucy foodOpen and anti-

outsiders

Shanghai People-- Opened culture

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Center of ChinaLess developed

than coastal areasFrank and open

personalityA little bit more

spicy and salty foodleisure

Wuhan-- Opening and Inhabitants Culture