The Yangtze River Delta: China’s richest region, explained in five graphics
Shanghai and three provinces produce about a quarter of China’s economic output and run the world’s busiest container port.
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Shanghai and three provinces produce about a quarter of China’s economic output and run the world’s busiest container port.
Japan counts more than 14,000 islands. Four of them hold almost all of its 124 million people.
The Demilitarized Zone runs about 250 km across the peninsula and is about 4 km wide.
About 130 km wide at its narrowest, and one of the world’s busiest shipping lanes.
Eighteen districts, three regions, and a bay plan that joins the city to nine mainland cities.
An index is a basket. Some hold 30 companies, some hold 300 — and that changes what a day’s move means.
A research institute, a science park, a contract manufacturer and four decades of shrinking transistors.
Every report here ends with the reporting it rests on, in the language it was written in.
Forty days, and an official forecast of 9 billion trips in 2024.
Eleven countries, from Myanmar to Timor-Leste, across the mainland and the islands.
India became the world’s most populous country in 2023, by the United Nations’ estimate.
China spans five geographical time zones and keeps one clock.
Shanghai leads the 2023 ranking; Busan is the only port outside China and Singapore in the top eight.