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China has a diverse climate and geography, ranging from desert to tropical to subarctic regions. Some popular sports in China include softball, baseball, table tennis, and volleyball. The capital of China is Beijing, and some famous historical events include the Sino-Japanese Wars of 1894-1895 and 1937-1945. China's flag features one large star with four smaller stars, and traditional Chinese cuisine incorporates foods like rice, chicken, noodles, and grains. Famous cultural aspects are dancing and landmarks like the Great Wall.
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