Interesting Maps of China That Teach You About The Country

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▶ In this video I show and talk about a few Maps of China that allow us to learn about the country, its provinces, and how they compare to each other.

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[General.Knowledge]

Which other countries should I do this for?

[moldveien]

For the religion part its important to mention that the native chinese folk religions are often Not mutually exclusive with other faiths. Often buddhism is combined into it, taoism aswell, one must take into account that polytheism often has a very diffrent view compared to abrahamic religions.

[LorrTube]

0, 34% of the population being catholic might sound smale, but in China numbers that is nearly 5 million people.

[nightmagister]

Very interesting video. Hoping this "series" continues to other huge countries such as Russia, Australia, Brazil and India.

[werren]

it's so hard trying to understand china when everyone on the internet is selling politic and stereotype

[Judah]

China and India are definitely underrated within the fields of geography. ... It's always Europe and America.

[ryebreadthewhite]

“China is a big country, home to many Chinese”
-Charles De Gaulle

[raymondwen]

As someone from China, a big reason why the one timezone system work in China and not say, the U.S. is that nearly all the population lives near Beijing with ±2 hour timezone differences. As such, it doesn't heavily impact the day to day life say it would in the U.S. where there are big cities on both sides of the country

[josueveguilla]

Interesting Maps of Russia that teach you about the Country.

[AChapman]

I'm very interested in Yunnan and the other southern provinces. They seem to have a distinct culture different from central China

[Luboman]

China is REALLY big. It's actually only 200, 000 square miles smaller than ALL of Europe, and that includes the Russian part all the way to the Urals and that bit of Europe north of the Caucuses. So, yeah...

[richardkammerer]

The 94/6 line also is roughly along the 15” isohyet, the region to the east receiving this annual rainfall.

[joshuamtzchz]

Of course I'll like to see a video about diversity of religion in china.I really enjoy watching your videos pal haces Uno's videos muy Bonitos greetings from Guanajuato ⚽🇲🇽

[FlyxPat]

Population east of the line is more to do with the fertility of the land than the presence of cities. The cities are only there because historically the agricultural surplus of the land could support them.

[leocremonezi]

Please, do this kind of video with my country: Brazil! Good job 👏👏🇧🇷🙏👊

[daviddsun]

Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism are often mixed together. In the famous novel Journey to the West, all these gods are mixed together.

[hkrohn]

China is definitely one of the countries I would like to travel all over. The nearest I've been is Hong Kong and Macau.

[HEEHEEBOII]

Great video, I just have one question, why does the cover picture list Confucianism as a religion LOL? I play EU4 and generally was surprised that was a religion. Confucianism is our native philosophy, it isn't a religion. It is similar to Aristotle and Socrates' teachings.

[klimkwan]

Hong Kong is not an autonomous region, but a special administrative region (SAR) with its special status ending in 2046.

Great video. Thanks .

[vatnidd]

Ningxia and Guangxi are the names of the autonomous regions, not "Ningxia Hui" or "Guangxi Zhuang". The confusion stems from the full name "Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region". It's better translated as "the Ningxia Autonomous Region for the Hui people", and the same thing for Guangxi.