中国地理1（China geography 1）.doc

中国地理1（China geography 1） Chinas land area accounts for 6.4 percent of the worlds land area and the fourth largest in the world. Chinas national conditions: the per capita resource is small (iii) developing countries with rapid economic growth The economy is the worlds first largest agricultural and industrial production country in the world The per capita economic level is rapidly improving developing countries Chinas territory and territory (1) territory The land boundary is about 2.2 x 104 km coastline and the coastline of the island is 1.4 by 104 km The sea is divided into the bohai sea (for the inland sea of China), the yellow sea, the east China sea and the Pacific Ocean east of Taiwan and the south China sea Along the coast there are over 150 large gulf islands, about 6, 500 islands (1) land area Land area: 9.6 million km2, land power, China is a mountainous country sea area: 3 million km2. December 10, 1982: the United Nations convention on the law of the sea (unclos), 16 November 1994: formally entered into force, establishing a new maritime order Major changes: national territorial rights n mile from 3 to 12 n mile, delimit 200 n mile exclusive economic zone, coastal countries ranked the world 35.8% of the worlds oceans, sea world and its resources for human coinheritance property Land area: 960 + 300 = 1 260 (104km2) Administrative divisions: 34 administrative regions of provinces, municipalities directly under the central government, autonomous regions and special administrative regions Section 2 Chinas geographical characteristics One. Geographical landscape characteristics - complex and diverse and regional differences are significant Chinas vast territory, complicated geographical landscape diversity, especially with the third pole of the world qinghai-tibet plateau and the influence of the large population, to become the worlds people one of the largest country in the regional differences in system Two. Geographical process characteristics - the spati