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| Diversity of Ecosystems | |
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China is home to some 55 ethnic cultures, each with their own language and distinctive physical characteristics. They live in a vast diversity of environmental ecosystems. Pictured here are the Guilin Mountains in southern China. This is considered by many to be the most beautiful place in all China. The villagers take the beauty for granted, which is understandable because most of them have never set foot outside their village. |
| Rice the Staple Food of the South | |
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Rice has been an excellent staple food item to feed the billion people in China. Pictured here are the stalks of rice drying in the sun in Yunan Province. Villagers live simple lives and work long hours especially during harvest season. |
| Stone Forrest | |
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Most frequently referred to as the second most beautiful place in all China is the Stone Forrest near Kunming. This wonder of nature has created notorious depictions of anything you can put your mind to. The monument becomes more spectacular when the ethnic Chinese of Kunming display their spectrum of color and fashion. |
| City Highlights | |
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Much of the coast of China is becoming a wall to wall city. Pictured here is a grand view of Hong Kong which was adopted back into Chinese rule in 1997 after being ruled by the British. A small city in China would have a population of about 500 thousand people. |
