Brazil

Author: Lyin Chun
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: Brazil is one of the five largest countries in the world, renowned globally for its production of Brazilian wood, the Brazilian Carnival, and samba dance. Most of Brazil's territory lies between the Equator and the Tropic of Capricorn, featuring equatorial tropical, tropical, subtropical, and temperate climates. It boasts the vast and mysterious Amazon Rainforest, the largest Brazilian Highlands, the largest Iguazu Falls, and the largest marshlands, with extremely rich natural resources. In terms of culture, Brazil has a unique culture that blends European, African, and American traditional cultures, as well as ancient and modern cultures. The country has 14 UNESCO-designated "World Heritage" sites, including ancient cities, historical relics, and national parks. Researcher Lyin Chun and Editor Zhou Junnan, both with years of experience in studying Brazil, are among the few experts on Brazilian issues in China. This book systematically introduces Brazil's geography, history, customs, culture, education and media, religion and politics, military and defense, as well as foreign affairs and economy, using rich and detailed materials to help you understand this distant and beautiful country. Target Audience: Embassies and Consulates of various countries in China, commercial offices of foreign countries in China, major travel agencies, international issue researchers and educators, foreign affairs workers, large and medium-sized libraries, universities, high schools, and other specialized schools for collection and reading by teachers and students.