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The capital of China is Beijing, noted for its modern as well as ancient architecture.  

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Mandarin chinese is the most commonly udes languague in this

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The red flag symbolizes the revolution, and the five stars symbolize the union of the revolutionary people under the Communist Party.

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China has a unitary, communist, socialist, one-party, socialist type of government.

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The official currency of China is the renminbi, although it is commonly known as the yuan.

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China has about 1,425 million inhabitants, making it one of the most populated countries in the world.

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China is a vast and diverse Asian country. It ranks third in the world in land area, and its landscape varies from high mountains such as the Himalayas to vast coastal plains.

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China has a great climatic diversity due to its vast territory. It ranges from humid tropical climates in the south to cold and dry climates in the north.

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China boasts iconic landmarks such as the impressive Great Wall of China, one of the oldest and longest constructions in the world; the Forbidden City, a palatial complex that was home to emperors for nearly 500 years; and the majestic Jade Buddha Temple, a Buddhist shrine that houses an impressive jade statue of the Buddha. These sites, along with many other cultural and natural treasures, make China an irresistible destination.

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1. Giving and receiving objects with both hands: When giving or receiving something, especially gifts or business cards, it is considered respectful to do so with both hands as a sign of courtesy and appreciation.

2. Eating with chopsticks: Chopsticks are the main eating utensil in China, and there are rules of etiquette, such as not sticking them in rice (which symbolizes death) or pointing them at someone.

3. Slight bow as a greeting: Although not as pronounced as in Japan, it is common to bow slightly when greeting or saying goodbye, especially in formal or respectful situations.

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1. Jackie Chan (成龙): Actor, director and martial arts expert, he is internationally known for his action and comedy films. He has starred in films such as Rush Hour and Police Story.

2. Yao Ming (姚明): A former basketball player, he was an NBA star and is considered one of the best Asian players in history. His impact helped popularize basketball in China.

3. Zhang Yimou (张艺谋): Acclaimed film director, famous for his visually stunning films such as Hero, The House of Flying Daggers and Shadow. He also directed the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

These three represent film, sports and art direction, bringing Chinese culture to a global audience.

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Chinese customs that are still in effect today

Chinese New Year: 15-day festivity with cleaning, decorations, traditional food and family visits.

Respect for Elders: Valuing care and respect for elders, with rituals and offerings to ancestors.

Tea Ceremony: Ritual preparation of tea to relax, socialize and show respect for guests.

These customs reflect China's rich culture and traditional values, which are still relevant in society.

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