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China and Chinese Culture Posters, Prints, Maps & Charts, pg 1/2
curriculum resources for social studies classroom, home schoolers and themed decor.
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geography > Asia > China & Chinese Culture 1 | 2 < social studies
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Not only is China the third largest country in the world today - almost 3.7 million square miles, and has the largest population - more than 1.3 billion people, it is the world's oldest contiuous civilization with over five thousand years of art, philosophy, and inventions. China as a geographic and cultural entity located in continental East Asia with some outer territories in Central Asia and offshore islands in the Pacific Ocean.
Since 1949 “China” has been divided de facto between the People's Republic of China governing mainland China and numerous islands; Hong Kong since 1997 and Macao since 1999; and the Republic of China, governing Taiwan Province and several outlying islands of Fukien Province.
The 2008 Summer Olympics were hosted by China in Beijing.
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Ancient China –
(2000 B.C. — A.D. 220)
Like the civilizations of the Fertile Crescent, Chinese civilizations grew up in the valleys surrounding two great rivers — the Yellow River and the Yangtze River. The rich, fertile plain that lies between these two rivers contains about 90 percent of China's land that is usable for farming. And it was here that China's first cities appeared, around 2000 B.C. . . .
• more Ancient Civilizations posters
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The landscape along the Li River in China is called ‘karst’, a term for a landscape shaped by the dissolution of bedrock layer(s), resulting in distinctive surface features and underground drainages. Karst topography is visible in the Kras Plateau border area of Italy and Slovinia, and in southern Missouri and northern Arkansas Ozark region of the United States.
The Yangtze in China, the longest river in Asia, has seen human activity in the Three Gorges area as far back as 27,000 years ago. The Yangtze experiences major flooding and is very polluted.
China's Yellow River, the 6th longest river in Asia, is called the “the cradle of Chinese civilization”. The Yellow River has frequent devastating flooding, and has earned the name “China's Sorrow”.
• more river posters
• more mountain posters
• grain / food posters
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