The country that the phrases portray is China, which is the largest country in East Asia and the most populous in the world, with nearly 1.5 inhabitants. Mandarin is the most spoken language in the country, by around 70% of the population.
It is the third largest country in the world and its form of government is a one-party Socialist Popular Republic, and also considered a Popular Democratic dictatorship.
The country's landscape is made up of steppe forests and deserts. Stone Forest is a natural landscape of limestone monoliths that is located in the Shilin area and is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Forbidden City is one of the oldest architectural works of the Chinese Empire, being a great symbol of supremacy and political instability of a Unitarian regime. The Forbidden City was transformed into a palace museum and has been open to the public since 1925.
The Great Wall of China is another heritage of the Chinese Dynasty, being a structure built to prevent invasion and to protect the silk trade route.
The Great Wall is a grand construction that passes through 15 Chinese provinces and regions, being considered by UNESCO as one of the Seven Wonders of the modern world, being visited annually by 10 million tourists.
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I am pretty sure, that art that conforms to an idea of something, such as beauty, status, or power is called <span>abstract, as all the ideas mentioned above express abstract meaning of a subject, because you can't touch power, or beauty as well as make a realistic picture of it, but you can show these ideas through sort of allusional art. </span>
