China

1. People’s Republic of China

2. Josep Ramagoso
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María Fernanda Jaimes
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Laura V. Santizo González
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Lilian Patricia Cedeño
Medrano A01371272

5. RELIGION
China is officially atheist,
and religious practices are
generally allowed but often
controlled by the state .
Buddhism , Taoism and
Confucianism

6. LANGUAGE
 China is known for
having hundreds of
languages.
 The standardized form of
Mandarin (or
Putonghua), another
common form is
Cantonese.

7. FOOD

8.  One in every five people in the world is
Chinese
 Fortune cookies are not a traditional
Chinese custom. They were invented in
1920 by a worker in the Key Heong
Noodle Factory in San Francisco.
 Toilet paper was invented in China in the
late 1300s. It was for emperors only.
 Many historians believe soccer originated
in China around 1000 B.C.
 China invented ice cream, and Marco Polo
is rumored to have taken the recipe (along
with the recipe for noodles) back with him
to Europe

9. CLOTHES

10. Traditions

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