China, the most populous country in the world, is also commonly known as the Republic of China. China is one of the fast-growing economies of the world (facts about china) which transformed China in just 30 years. Today China is one of the powerful economies of the world on the strength of the efforts of the people of China.

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China, the most populous country in the world, is also commonly known as the Republic of
China. China is one of the fast-growing economies of the world (facts about china) which
transformed China in just 30 years. Today China is one of the powerful economies of the world
on the strength of the efforts of the people of China.
The speed at which China is developing its country and countrymen is not far when the king of
the day will start to take over the whole world like America and Russia.
50 interesting facts about china
1. The origin of the word "China" derives from the 'Qin' dynasty. The first emperor of the 'Qin'
dynasty was Qin Shi Huang (260–210 BC).
2. The capital of China is Beijing, but later Beijing was known as Dadu, Yanjing, and Beeping.
Over time, there were many changes in its name and now it is famous as Beijing.
3. According to historians, Chinese civilization has been going on since about 6000 BC and
according to historians, Chinese civilization is one of the oldest civilizations in the world.
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2. 4. The history of Chinese language read and written in China is also centuries old. According to
historians, the Chinese language is one of the oldest written languages in the world.
5. As of July 2012, China is the world's largest population with over 1.3 billion people.
6. China is the third-largest country in the world spread over an area of 9,706,961 sq km
(3,747,879 sq mi).
7. China belongs to the continent of Asia and the border countries of China are Afghanistan,
Bhutan, Burma, India, Kazakhstan, North Korea, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Mongolia, Nepal, Pakistan,
Russia, Tajikistan, and Vietnam.
8. China is also called the country of flowers because various types of flowers are cultivated in
China and many flowers and fruits of China like orchids and orange are now grown all over the
world.
9. One out of every five people in the world is Chinese, China has four times more population
than the US.
10. The world's largest mountain, which is 29,028 feet tall. Which was named after India's first
surveyor, Sir George Everest. The Chinese call Mount Everest as 'Mount Everest Qomolangma',
which means "Mother Goddess of the Earth".
11. China's national flag was adopted in 1949. The red color in the flag symbolizes revolution,
the big star is the symbol of 'communism', and all the small stars represent the Chinese
population.
12. There are many different languages spoken in China. Including Mandarin, Wu, Yu, Minbei,
Jiang, Minan, Jiang, Hakka and Ganon.
13. The capital of China is Beijing, while Shanghai is the most popular city. Other major cities
are Chongqing, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen.
14. 47% of China's population lives in urban areas.
15. Every year, many natural phenomena occur in China. Due to which there is a lot of loss of
life and property in China. China faces 'typhoons' like storms every year. This country comes
under the category of countries prone to floods, earthquakes, tsunamis, and droughts.
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16. China's 'Yangtze River' is the fourth-longest river in the world. The length of which reaches
5,797 km (3,602 mi). Besides, the Yellow River of China is the sixth-longest river in the world,
with a length of 4,667 km (2,900 mi).

3. 17. After the United States, China is the second-largest economy in the world.
18. China successfully established a record in 2003 to send humans to space.
facts about china great wall
19. The Great Wall of China is the largest man-made structure in the world, which is 8,850
kilometers (5,500 mi) long.
20. The world's popular 'pandas' are found in China, which lives near the Yangtze River.
21. The 2008 Summer Olympic Games were hosted by China and the Olympic Games held in
Beijing were the most expensive in history. About 40 billion dollars was spent on these games.
22. October 1 is celebrated by China as National Day in honor of the founding of the People's
Republic of China.
23. Many historians believe that football dates back to 1000 BC. Began around in China.
24. China's most popular sport is 'ping-pong', although it was not invented in China. It started
in Britain, where it is known as table tennis.
interesting facts about china
25. China has a dwarf theme park known as Little People's State.
26. Every year 4,000,000 cats are eaten in the name of delicious food in China.

4. 27. You will be surprised to know that 7 out of 10 students who have gone abroad to study
abroad do not like to return to China.
28. China is prohibited from running social sites of other countries, even China has started
running foreign social sites like Facebook, Twitter since 2009.
29. 50% of the total pig population in the world live in China.
30. People in China smoke in large quantities, where about 50,000 cigarettes are consumed
every second.
31. According to some historians, the first use of the arrow in the world was done in China.
32. Chinese people like to sleep more than meditating to get good fitness.
33. Most suicides in China are due to unemployment.
34. China is full of industry ventures
35. Between 2011 and 2013, maximum cement was used in China. It is also impossible to
estimate this cement. It is believed that China used cement in just 2 years more than the
cement used by America in the entire twentieth century.
36. 99% of the people of China have a habit of running the internet. Medical medicine and
camps are organized in China to deal with this habit.
37. People of China like to drink soup made from bird slurry. You will be surprised to know that
the people of China pay up to one and a half lakh rupees to buy 1 kg of the nest.
38. There is a lot of craze among the youth of China to buy Apple's gadgets. The youth here
sell their kidneys to buy Apple products.
39. The Republic of China was established on 1 January 1912, and with this establishment, the
rule of the Qing dynasty that had been in China for centuries ended.
40. The city of China in the world, Beijing has been ranked as the most air pollution, living in
this city for 1 day is equivalent to smoking 21 cigarettes.
41. In China, a population of about three crores lives in houses of 5 feet by 5 feet which are
called cave houses.
42. Under China's law, rich people can send poor people to jail instead.
43. China's Yangshuo city is considered the most beautiful city in the world.

5. 44. There is also a fact that Chinese jails are full of journalists and internet users.
45. China consumes the most cellphones in the world. You will be surprised to know that there
are more cell phones in China than the number of people in America.
46. The favorite hobby of Chinese people is to collect railway tickets, movie tickets.
47. If you buy a red car in Shanghai city of China, then you may be jailed. It is illegal in this
city to have a red car.
48. You will be surprised to know that China has several English speaking people than in
America.
49. The world's largest shopping mall has been built in China.
50. Dishes such as noodles and ice cream were discovered by the people of China.
Some more facts about china
OFFICIAL NAME: Peoples Republic of China
CAPITAL: Beijing (Peking)
FORM OF GOVERNMENT: Communist state
AREA: 9,596,960 square kilometers
POPULATION: 1,393,783,836
OFFICIAL LANGUAGES: Chinese, Mandarin
MAJOR RIVERS: Yangtze, Yellow
MAJOR MOUNTAIN RANGES: Himalayas
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6. Geography of china
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Extending 5,000 kilometers from east to west and 5,500 kilometers from north to south,
China is one genuinely colossal nation! It has loads of various scenes, as well, including
mountains, high levels (regions of level high ground), sandy deserts and thick backwoods.
33% of China's property region is comprised of mountains. The tallest mountain on Earth,
Mount Everest, sits on the outskirt of China and Nepal.
China has a huge number of streams. The two fundamental streams are the Yellow River and
the Yangtze River, which both stream from west to east. At 6,300 kilometers in length, the
Yangtze is the longest waterway in Asia and the third-longest on the planet.
china natural resources
China's different living spaces are home to several types of creatures and plants. More than
3,800 types of fish and many creatures of land and water and reptile species live in the
waterways, lakes and seaside waters.
China's woodland natural life is undermined by logging and clear-cutting (freeing the land from
all trees) for farmland. Extending deserts in the north are additionally decreasing creature
natural surroundings. Fortunately, the Chinese government has made more than 1,200 stores
to ensure plant and creature species.
The monster panda lives in the foggy heaps of focal China and no place else on Earth. They
can, as a rule, be found in thick bamboo timberlands, where they devour the leaves of this
woody evergreen plant. Unfortunately, because of natural surroundings misfortune and chasing,
these wonderful bears are on the jeopardized species rundown, and it's evaluated that just
around 1,800 stay in nature. Even though that doesn't seem like many, panda numbers have
developed by 17% since the 1970s.
Chinese culture

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With a populace of over 1.3 billion, China has a greater number of individuals than some other
nation on Earth. About 33% of the populace lives in urban areas, and the remainder of the
individuals live in the open country.
Expressions and artworks have a long history in China. A great many years prior, the Chinese
were a portion of the principal individuals to utilize silk, jade, bronze, wood, and paper to make
workmanship. The masterful composing called calligraphy was created in China.
A lot of China's cutting edge convictions and ways of thinking depend on the lessons of an
administration official who lived about 3,000 years back – Kongfuzi, otherwise called Confucius.
He showed individuals the estimation of things, for example, profound quality, consideration,
and instruction.
Chinese government
China is controlled by an amazing focal government. A tremendous workforce and heaps of
characteristic assets have driven monetary change. This has constrained the communist*
government to permit progressively monetary and individual flexibilities, however, it has come
at an enormous expense to the earth, as well.
Numerous specialists anticipated that the 21st century will be the 'Chinese century.' Whether or
not excessively ends up being valid, there is no uncertainty that what occurs in China will
influence numerous different countries.
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