中国的英文介绍（CHINA）

ChinaThe People＇s Republic of China is a socialism country with its own characteristics. It is one of the developing countries.China lies in the east of Asia. It has a number of neighboring countries. To the north, northeast and northwest are the Mongolia, Russia and Korea. To the south are Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and the Philippine. To the west and southwest are India, Burma, Bhutan, Nepal and Pakistan. To the east is Japan, which faces China across the East China Sea.China is a country with a vast territory. It has an area of over 9,600,000 square kilometers. It consists of 34 provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Covernment. Beijing, which is situated in the North China, is its capital.The People＇s Republic of China is one of the largest countries in the world. Now it has a population of more than 1.2 billion, making up a quarter of the world population 中华人民共和国是一个有中国特色的社会主义国家。它是一个发展中国家。中国位于亚洲的东部，有许多邻国。北面和东北面有蒙古，俄罗斯和朝鲜；南面有越南、老挝、泰国和菲律宾；西面和西南面有缅甸、印度、尼泊尔、不丹和巴基斯坦；东面有日本，与中国隔海相望。中国幅员辽阔，有九百六十万平方千米。它有34个省、直辖市和自治区。首都是北京，位于华北。中国是世界上最大的国家之一。现在，它有12多亿人口，占世界人口的四分之一

楼上的翻译有错误，这是重新翻译后的结果：The PRC is a socialist country with Chinese characteristics. It is a developing country. China is located in the eastern part of Asia, there are many neighbors. There are north and northeast Mongolia, Russia and North Korea; south Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and the Philippines; the west and southwest with Myanmar, India, Nepal, Bhutan and Pakistan; east Japan, and China across the sea. China's vast territory, with 9.6 million square kilometers. It has 34 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions. Capital is Beijing, located in North China. China is one of the world's largest country. Now, it has more than 12 million people, accounting for a quarter of the world's population.

Buses
You buy bus tickets in the vehicle from a conductor. Simply name your destination and hold out the money; the bus company employee will give you the proper ticket. Depending on the route, you'll pay 1 - 2 yuan, or more for longer distances. Buses in large cities are for the most part overfull, and crowding is enormous-keep an eye on your valuables.
The driving style of bus drivers is often astounding and reckless. My first bus ride a few years ago in Hangzhou was a formative experience: our driver didn't like to be passed and ran races with another bus. Just when it got really exciting, the police interrupted.

There are four classes of travel on trains.
Hard seater
the cheapest seats, typically just metal with a thin plastic coating. For overnight and long trips you should avoid these; even hardened backpackers should steer clear. Don't offer your seat to an older gentleman or beautiful woman, or you'll bitterly regret it at midnight, as you try in vain to sleep in the aisle or continue standing for the nth hour. If you go to the lavatory, there is no guarantee that your seat will be unoccupied when you get back to it.
Soft seater
available on some routes (e.g. between Shanghai and Hangzhou) day and night.
Hard sleepers are fully sufficient for night travel. They are open compartments with six narrow beds, with great opportunities to converse with Chinese travelers. Hard sleepers are often sold out on holidays.
Soft sleeper
luxury class. Here you'll encounter wealthy Chinese and executives (if, that is, they don't fly instead). Comfortable compartments for two or four people, there is nonetheless not as much space for luggage as in hard sleepers. A soft sleeper costs almost as much as a plane ticket.