China and Chinese Territories

Istanbul, Turkey. Part of Istanbul sits in Europe and part of it is in Asia.

The Huang He (Yellow River) and the Chang Jiang (Yangtze) are both in central eastern China.

The western parts of both rivers are at higher elevations, their tributaries join at an angle indicating the direction of flow, and they each have an eastern terminus (mouth) in an arm of the Pacific Ocean (Bohai/Yellow/East China Sea).

The Summer Palace in Beijing, China, was originally built as a royal garden for emperors to escape the heat during the summer months. Today, it is a popular tourist attraction and a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its beautiful gardens, pavilions, and lakes. It is still used for cultural events and ceremonies.

The dalian weather is very similar to new york city. it is hot in the summer, cold in the winter, and very nice in the fall and spring. Dalian is drier and sunnier than new york city, the sun shines most of the time.

In 1914, China was in a period of transition as it faced political instability and social unrest. The collapse of the Qing Dynasty in 1911 had left a power vacuum, leading to warlord rule and increased foreign influence. Additionally, China was impacted by World War I, which exacerbated economic hardships and political divisions in the country.

The population in Africa increases by approximately 2.5% per year, which accounts for natural growth (births minus deaths) and migration. The rate of decrease is minimal and varies by country, often influenced by factors such as disease outbreaks, conflict, and emigration.

Historically, China has had mixed feelings towards foreigners. There have been periods of xenophobia and isolationism, but also times of opening up to trade and cultural exchanges. Today, China generally welcomes foreigners for tourism, business, and academic purposes.

The Earth is roughly spherical (shaped like a ball), so you can start out in either

direction from the Prime Meridian and eventually be in China ... that was sort of

the whole idea behind Columbus' voyage. But you'll still have a shorter trip if you

head out toward the east.

The Chinese invented gunpowder and when Marco Polo left China he brought gunpowder back with him. Soon the Europeans figured out how to make it. The introduction of gunpowder changed the world and how people fought wars. With the addition of gunpowder wooden Mott and Bailey castles had to change to stone. Armor no longer protected people and cannons could sink ships and knock walls down. The first guns were made and the first political assassination soon took place.

• china has himalaya mountains gobi desert and many rivers.
• also u can check out some maps of china on google

China has the 10th largest coastline of any country, at about 14,500 km.

Heterochromia is a condition where a person can have different iris colors and or more than one hair color. There are many Chinese who have predominately black hair and also patches of red hair.

Any further refined answer requires a clearer definition of what is Chinese.

I believe it's the Han but that can be further subdivided if you want to be picky. Not sure if that helped....

NameElevationLatitude/Longitude1Qowowuyag,8,188 m28.094 / 86.6612Xixabangma Feng, Tibet Autonomous Region8,027 m28.354 / 85.7783Gyachung Kang, Tibet Autonomous Region7,952 m28.098 / 86.7444Chomo Lonzo, Tibet Autonomous Region7,818 m27.931 / 87.1085Namjagbarwa Feng, Tibet Autonomous Region7,782 m29.631 / 95.0556Gasherbrum II East, Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu7,758 m35.754 / 76.6677Phola Gangchhen, Tibet Autonomous Region7,703 m28.355 / 85.8098Gurla Mandhata, Tibet Autonomous Region7,694 m30.438 / 81.2969Kongur Shan, Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu7,649 m38.593 / 75.31310Chomo Lonzo Central, Tibet Autonomous Region7,565 m27.941 / 87.101

Latitude: 23°6′32″N

Longitude: 113°15′53″E

latitude and longitude of Guangzhou : 23.129453,113.264558

latitude : 23.129453

longitude : 113.264558

(Values are in decimal degrees)

fireworks are only legal in the north in Ireland. if you are in the north you must have a licence to buy sell or use.

But at the same time there are firework shops up north that will allow you to buy without licence but these are normally shops that appear before Halloween and new years.

The Americans were the first to build clipper ships for the China trade, racing from New York, round Cape Horn to San Francisco and on to China. Most of these ships were built of softwood and the strain of perpetual fast sailing and carrying as much sail as they could ruined them on a short space of time. I don't think any have survived.

The British followed from the 1850's to 1870's. Most of their ships were build of teak and therefore stood up to the battering of racing much better. From the 1860's, these ships were built on the 'composite' principle - iron frames with teak planking. These ships were very strong. Toward the end of the period, some iron clippers were built and some were both very fast and very strong, though they suffered from fouling of their hulls. Every year from the mid 1850's to about 1872 a fleet of these vessels raced from China to London with the first of the season's teas since the first ships into London commanded a very high price for the tea. The only clipper to remain completely intact (except for a recent very bad fire) is the Cutty Sark, permanently moored in dry dock at Greenwich near London.

A very good history of both the American and British clipper fleets is given in Basil Lubbock's book 'The China Clippers' published in 1914 and long out of print, however a good local library might be able to get hold of a copy.

It actually doesn't relate at all. By order of the central government of PRC, the

entire nation, even out to Mongolia, keeps Beijing time. The results are that in

Mongolia, the sun can rise around 11:00 in the morning and set around 11:00

at night, and in vast swaths of western China, nobody much knows or cares

what Beijing wants or what's going on way over there. I have the honor to be

able to report both of these local phenomena from personal experience, boots

on the ground, etc.

The answer is not necessarily crystal clear (sorry for the pun). Most, if not all, of Lenox china and tableware are now made overseas in either Europe or Asia, depending on the specific item.

According to the Associated Press, on March 26, 2010, Homer Laughlin merged with Hall China Company, making it the last American china company with the china being made in the United States. The merger occurred after Syracuse China Company, the second to last company, closed its doors in 2009.

Absolutely not! It is an "ivory" colored china. Walter Scott Lenox attempted to copy the Baleek color, hence the Lenox ivory china. In no way is ivory introduced into the basic slip.

You will have to purchase a voltage converter that converts 220 volts to 110 volts. They are fairly inexpensive. Do not try to run your 110 volt appliances on 220 volts without a converter because you will damage them and could cause a fire.

The current population of China is (updated in June 2009) is 1,338,612,968, though this figue has to be taken with a pinch of salt because, due to the one child policy, some in rural areas hide their extra children so they don't have to pay the fine for having more than one child.

The development of writing in China had a profound impact on the culture, communication, education, and administration within the country. It allowed for the recording of history, dissemination of ideas, standardization of language, and creation of a cohesive national identity. Writing also played a key role in the development of Chinese literature, philosophy, and governance systems.