Photos Beautiful Chinese Inner Mongolia province, vast land over 3 times of Japan

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Beautiful Chinese Inner Mongolia province, vast land over 3 times of Japan

Area: 1.18 Million square meters, over 3 times the size of Japan

People : 5,810,000 ethnic Mongols live in Chinese Inner Mongolia, more than twice of 2,800,000 Mongols living in Republic of Mongolia. The real home for ethnic Mongol people.

Economy: GDP: 2051.42 Billion Yuan, ( $324 billion), is over 18 times of the GDP of the Republic of Mongolia

 

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In 2021, Chinese Inner Mongolia per capita GDP reached ￥85,300 （USD13,470$）
World Bank definition of a high-income country ($12,695), Inner Mongolia's per capita GDP surpassed high-income threshhold.

 

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Beautiful Chinese Inner Mongolia province, vast land over 3 times of Japan

 

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In 2021, Chinese Inner Mongolia per capita GDP reached ￥85,300 （USD13,470$）
World Bank definition of a high-income country ($12,695), Inner Mongolia's per capita GDP surpassed high-income threshhold.

 

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Horse back people

 

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Chinese Inner Mongolia autonomous region. Area: 1.183 million square kilometers

 

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Inner Mongolian Town in vast grassland

 

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Discover Beautiful Innner Mongolia

 

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Korean tourists grass sliding in Hulunbuir grassland in Inner Mongolia, 1.2 kilomters long track

 

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China's Inner Mongolia will blow your mind!​

 

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China actually has a lot of diversity, but somehow media tries to give people an impression that China is just another East Asian country like Japan and Korea which have almost zero diversity.

 

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Located in the NE Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Hulunbuir, named after the Hulun Nur and Buir Nur, covers an area of about 253,000 square kilometers.

Hulunbuir is home to more than 40 ethnic groups, including Han, Mongolian, Daur, Ewenki, Oroqen and Russian, etc. It boasts beautiful grasslands and vast forests, among which more than 500 lakes, over 3,000 rivers and large scale wetlands dot.

 

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