African Roll - Geographical Information of Various Countries

Author: Li Shufan
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Africa is located in the southwest of the Eastern Hemisphere, spanning both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Parts of its northwest extend into the Western Hemisphere. Africa is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the west and the Indian Ocean to the east. To the north, it faces Europe across the Mediterranean Sea and the Strait of Gibraltar. To the northeast, it shares a border with Asia via the Suez Canal and the Red Sea. The total length of Africa's coastline is 30,490 kilometers. Africa is the world's second-largest continent, covering an area of 30.2 million square kilometers, accounting for approximately 20.2% of the total land area of the world, which is twice the size of Europe. In the era of globalization, the integration and collision of diverse civilizations are influencing and changing our lives. National Geographic, as a cultural concept that combines human geography and natural geography, has been a transregional and transcultural form within a global perspective. National Geographic of various countries are gradually moving towards harmonious coexistence under a global interactive vision: the magnificent and exquisite Roman art, the mysterious folk charm of Southeast Asia, the business-oriented culture of New York, and the wild and enchanting African style. Treading on the melting snow of the Alps, crossing the turbulent waves of the Mediterranean, and shining with the brilliance of the universe, they collectively construct the cultural ecological circle of the residents of the global village. As history progresses into the 21st century, humans living in the global village are interdependent and mutually beneficial in the ecological chain at every moment; whether it is a young scholar confined to a study or a practitioner who has encountered international, they all yearn to understand the whole world. A good book often creates a unique spiritual world, reflecting the colorful and vibrant light. This book, "National Geographic of Various Countries," is precisely driven by the desire to gather the essence of human culture and expand readers' horizons, infused with the compilers' sincere intentions. This book is also a profound response of the book publishing industry to the development trend of globalization; for readers who enjoy the joy of reading, reading this book will be a soulful journey and visual feast as they explore the world.