North China
North China :
North China refers to a region consisting of Hebei province, Shanxi province, Beijing , Tianjin , and part of Inner Mongolia . It is covered with hills, plains, and mountain terrains. The region has a marked continental monsoon climate. It is about 1,255,000 sq km of size, and has a population of 148 million (as of 2000). The Han Chinese make up the bulk of the population, and other ethnic groups include Mongol, Hui , and Manchu nationalities.
This area is rich in coal, iron, oil and natural gas, and is a well-developed industrial and agricultural base. This region is home to China's largest energy industry, and is an important steel and cotton base.
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The capital of China, Beijing, is so rich in history and culture!
Hebei Province is derived from its location: north of the Yellow River.
It was later divided into three states, Han, Zhao, and Wei States, in the early Warring States period.
It is the Mongol autonomous region of the People's Republic of China, located in the country's north.
The word "Tianjin" means a place where the emperor passes by boat.
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