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Located along the coast of the Pacific Ocean, China is the third largest country by area. It has a long history and traditions associated with nature, religion, and music. Some traditional Chinese instruments include the tanggu, jinggong, and yueqin. Chinese crafts are known for their variety of techniques and materials like ivory, jade, and cloisonné. Beijing is the capital city and the currency is the Renminbi.
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