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Population
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Region
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Hint
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Answer
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A
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5.5 million
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Central China
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site of the Yin Ruins, where the famous Oracle Bones (the earliest form of Chinese writing) were discovered
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Anyang
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B
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21.9 million
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North China
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home to the Forbidden City, the Great Wall, and the world's first city to host both the Summer and Winter Olympics
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Beijing
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C
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32 million
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West China
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world's largest municipality by population, this “Mountain City” is famous for its spicy hotpot
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Chongqing
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D
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7.5 million
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North China
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major port city in the northeast, known for its distinct Russian and Japanese colonial architecture and parks
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Dalian
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E
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837,000
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Central China
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world-renowned for its Grand Canyon, featuring breathtaking karst landscapes and “floating” rivers
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Enshi
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F
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8.2 million
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Central China
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history dating back to the Spring and Autumn period, key center for agriculture and paper production
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Fuyang
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G
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6 million
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South China
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has recently become China’s Big Data hub, hosting massive server farms for global tech companies
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Guiyang
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H
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10 million
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North China
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hosts the world’s largest Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival and features Russian-style landmarks like Saint Sophia Cathedral
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Harbin
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J
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9.2 million
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East China
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famous for its 72 natural artesian springs, the most famous being the Baotu Spring
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Jinan
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K
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8.5 million
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South China
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“City of Eternal Spring” due to its year-round mild climate, it is the gateway to the Stone Forest and Southeast Asia
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Kunming
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L
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4.4 million
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West China
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key stop on the ancient Silk Road, this city is globally famous for its Hand-Pulled Beef Noodles
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Lanzhou
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M
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4.9 million
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West China
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“Science and Technology City” major center for the country’s electronics and nuclear research industries
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Mianyang
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N
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9.3 million
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East China
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seat of several dynasties and the Republic of China; it is home to the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum
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Nanjing
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O
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2.1 million
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North China
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site of the Mausoleum of Genghis Khan
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Ordos
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P
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5 million
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Central China
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“Coal City” major energy and metallurgical hub in central Henan province
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Pingdingshan
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Q
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10.1 million
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East China
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famous for its German-style architecture and for being the home of China’s most famous export brew
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Qingdao
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R
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3 million
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East China
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name means “City of Sunshine” and it is celebrated for its clean beaches
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Rizhao
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S
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9.1 million
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North China
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first capital of the Qing Dynasty
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Shenyang
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T
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13.9 million
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North China
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famous for a Ferris wheel built over a bridge and its European-style Five Avenues district
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Tianjin
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U
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4 million
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West China
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holds the Guinness World Record for being the major city furthest from any ocean in the world
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Urumqi
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W
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13.7 million
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Central China
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massive “triple city” divided by the Yangtze and Han rivers; it is famous for the Yellow Crane Tower
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Wuhan
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X
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13 million
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West China
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starting point of the Silk Road and home to the Terracotta Army
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Xi’an
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Y
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7.1 million
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East China
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famous for its apple orchards, its wine industry, and the “mirages” often seen off the coast of Penglai
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Yantai
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Z
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12.6 million
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Central China
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massive railway crossroads - it is the main gateway to the Shaolin Temple, the birthplace of Zen Buddhism and Kung Fu
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Zhengzhou
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