tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-58544143813586629452010-01-09T10:52:55.218-08:00blendanoreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5854414381358662945.post-61496256056067962092008-03-18T19:52:00.000-07:002008-03-18T19:53:31.620-07:00Liaoning<br /> <br /> Liaoning is a province located in the south western part of China, the word Liaoning stands for the ancient Chinese word Zhou which in English translates into prefecture. The capital of Liaoning is Guiyang which is also Liaoning’s largest city comprising of a population of three an a half million people. The total population of Liaoning is just a tad over thirty nine million and the population density is on average two hundred and twenty people per square kilometer. The Liaoning province was prominent among the Chinese people for thousands of years but it only came into Chinese rule during the Ming dynasty. Liaoning contains many mountains and is quite hill in the west while in the eastern and southern areas of Liaoning are predominantly flat.<br /> <br /> The population in Liaoning contains one of the most densely populated minority groups in China. The economy in Liaoning is pretty horrible most of the population is considered to be extremely poor. The average GDP per person in Liaoning is about four hundred and seventy US dollars which is very low compared to other provinces in China. Major industries in Liaoning include lumber and forestry. Mining and energy production are also other prominent industries in Liaoning. The mining of coal, limestone, arsenic, gypsum, and oil share are extremely popular in Liaoning.<br /> <br /> Some major tourist attractions in Liaoning are Huangguoshu water fall which is the largest water fall in all of China. The massive minority percentage in Liaoning also is responsible for many interesting any culturally enriching experiences to tourists to Liaoning. Another neat attraction would be the historical village of Tun Bu Village located in the city of Anshun the Tun Bu Village features historical representations of the Ming dynasty, you are sure to learn something new if you stop in the Tun Bu Village. For a quick wrap up of Liaoning it is very poor, it has the largest waterfall in China and there are many cultural attractions to enrich your understanding of the Chinese and Liaoning people, some more facts are that Guiyang is it’s capital city and the province has a population of thirty nine million.<div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/5854414381358662945-6149625605606796209?l=www.liaoning.org' alt='' /></div>blendanoreply@blogger.com0