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Mind Map by HUANG VILLAMARIN LESLIE GHIYAND, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by HUANG VILLAMARIN LESLIE GHIYAND
almost 4 years ago
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CHINA
- LOCATION
- It is located in the east of the
Asian continent and west of
the Pacific Ocean. Its land area
of 9,600,000 square kilometers
makes it the third largest
country in the world, surpassed
only by Russia and Canada.
- It is located in the east of the
Asian continent and west of
the Pacific Ocean. Its land area
of 9,600,000 square kilometers
makes it the third largest
country in the world, surpassed
only by Russia and Canada.
- ONE TOURISTIC PLACE
- It is an old Chinese fortification
built and rebuilt between the
5th century BC. C. and the
sixteenth century to protect
the northern border of the
Chinese Empire during
successive imperial dynasties
from attacks by Xiongnu
nomads from Mongolia and
Manchuria.
- It is an old Chinese fortification
built and rebuilt between the
5th century BC. C. and the
sixteenth century to protect
the northern border of the
Chinese Empire during
successive imperial dynasties
from attacks by Xiongnu
nomads from Mongolia and
Manchuria.
- TYPICAL FOOD
- The Dim Sum, there is not a single
recipe, since there are many
variables in its preparation, the
traditional one includes the variety
of steamed buns, which are small
bites of dough, and rice rolls.
Inside we can find different
ingredients, such as meat, chicken,
pork, shrimp, and even some
vegetarian fillings. It is usually
served in quantities of 3 or 4
servings.
- The Dim Sum, there is not a single
recipe, since there are many
variables in its preparation, the
traditional one includes the variety
of steamed buns, which are small
bites of dough, and rice rolls.
Inside we can find different
ingredients, such as meat, chicken,
pork, shrimp, and even some
vegetarian fillings. It is usually
served in quantities of 3 or 4
servings.
- CULTURE
- Some of the exponents of
Chinese culture are its mythology,
its philosophy, its music and its
art. It adopted much of its
surrounding culture such as Indian
Buddhism, giving rise to Chán
Buddhism. China was the cradle
of two important philosophical
currents, Confucianism and
Taoism.
- Some of the exponents of
Chinese culture are its mythology,
its philosophy, its music and its
art. It adopted much of its
surrounding culture such as Indian
Buddhism, giving rise to Chán
Buddhism. China was the cradle
of two important philosophical
currents, Confucianism and
Taoism.
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