China and Chinese Territories

Wu Zetian is the only woman emperor of China. Born into a rich and aristocratic family, she was taught to read and write. She became the concubine of the Second Emperor of the Tang Dynasty and she later became the Empress of the Third Emperor of the said dynasty. After the third emperor died Wu Zetian reigned in the name of her two sons. In 609, she desposed her sons, proclaimed herself Emperor of Zhou and took over the throne.

Japan and China, China is mainland, Japan is a Island, Japan once was the land that the Chinese wanted to conquer but a storm prevented that from happen, China and Japan have different culture's, and live in different areas of Asia.

Post-Cold War, the terms "first world", "second world", and "third world" pretty much mean whatever you want them to mean. China would be a second world country according to almost any currently used definition, however.

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northwest part of china

I could be wrong about this, but the Hmong have no written language. So, to answer your question is impossible because the word "wedding" can't be written to tell you how to say it.

The Yellow River is, in English, usually referred to as "The Yellow River." Huang He / Hwang Ho which translates to its Chinese name 黃河 meaning "Queen river" has also been called "the cradle of Chinese Civilization" because the area it flows through was the most prosperous in early Chinese history. Frequent flooding has also earned it the nickname "Chinas Sorrow"

It gets its name from a phenomena which stirs up a yellowish murky hue in its waters at certain parts of its course. Because of this sometimes it is also referred to as "the muddy flow" and the Chinese phrase "when the Yellow River flows clear" is used similar to our "when pigs fly" phrase.

They first eat dinner (usually dog pie and rice) then play monster hunter on their 3ds reports have recently flooded in saying that the 3ds is the cause of their funny eyes i think this is a lie beause they all look the same

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it is the idea of the cinese new year

Most people live in east of shanghi because they want to pay money for their children and more rent for their houses. And i think that many people live in diffrents parts of china.

Because Britain had a 99 year lease on the New Territories of Hong Kong, and this was due to be returned to the Chinese by 1997. The UK didn't have to handover Hong Kong island, but if it didn't then it would have lost too many facilities such as places of work and airports to China for it to function as its own city, and so it was handed back on the condition that it would be a democracy for 50 years.

No，because it's the "home" of the CHinese People

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china tells you that the old china was an insular country that wanted as little contact with the outside world as possible this is now rapidly changing as it needs the rest of the world in trade to pull

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The emerging economic region of China is Guangzhou. Guangzhou enjoys proximity to a port and it has a number of industrial zones within it.

Jade is most highly valued in Chinese culture today. The philosopher Confucius reportedly expressed this fascination by making jade a metaphor for virtue, kindness, wisdom, justice, civility, music, sincerity, truth, Heaven and Earth.

The Northeast China Plain, The North China Plain, and The Middle-Lower Yangtze Plain.

"R" is the signature of the maker. The "925" reflects the amount of silver it contains. Silver is a precious metal that is usually mixed with copper, for example. The silver is .925 in amount + .075 whatever the other metal is, like copper.

Anything with .925 parts silver & above is considered "sterling" silver.

There are European silver items that are marked "800". That just means that there is more of the other metal mixed in, "200". This is not sterling.

China is where it was made. Hope that helps, Cami.

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They would end the connections that they had together

Good question. We live in an increasingly connected world.

eBAY fully supports sellers from China & Hong Kong.

In 2010 transactions from China mainland + HK amounted to $4billion USD.

That kind of volume gives eBAY and their China based sellers leverage.

It allows eBAY to cut deals with the U.S. Postal Service and China Post (China equivalent of the USPS) to allow qualified sellers to offer free shipping from mainland China.

Hope this helps.

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That does not really answer the question; and it's not really anything to do with e-Bay. The Chinese can undercut nearly everyone else because they have built a strong mass-manufacturing economy with wage levels adequate (but hardly generous) for themselves, but very low compared to Western levels. Consequently their products are comparatively far cheaper in the West, than if made in those Western nations. Companies like e-Bay are merely capitalising on the situation.

The Hmong settled almost everywhere in the US. But the 3 states that contains the most Hmong are: California, Minnesota, and Wisconsin.

Fourteen countries border China:

Bhutan

India

Kazakhstan

Kyrgyzstan

Laos

Mongolia

Myanmar

Nepal

North Korea

Pakistan

South Korea

Russia

Tajikistan

Vietnam