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China and the Chinese

China: 1.35 billion people Compared with: All Latin America: 590 million All of Europe (including all of Russia and all of Turkey): 857 million

The Most Populous Provinces Guangdong: 104 million –would rank 14th in the world, below the Philippines (106 million) Shandong: 96 million Henan: 94 million –would rank 15th in the world (Ethiopia) Sichuan: 80 million –would rank 19th in the world, below Turkey

Population Density

Regional Differences

Geography

Arable Land

The West

East-West Divide

Urban-Rural Divide

Urbanization China’s urban population exceeded the number of rural dwellers for the first time in history by /4 of Chinese will live in cities by 2034

“floating population” 221 million 160 million rural migrant workers

How often do you watch TV?

Environmental Problems large population economic expansion limited natural resources tension between maximizing economic growth and protecting environment sustainable development human health