Geography of East Asia

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Geography of East Asia: Geography of East Asia The Land and People of China


Map of Asia: Map of Asia


Topographical Map of China: Topographical Map of China


South and North Terrain: South and North Terrain


Rocky mountains and terraced fields: Rocky mountains and terraced fields


China’s Climate: China’s Climate July January


Modern Political Map of China: Modern Political Map of China


Contemporary Cities: Contemporary Cities


The Bund in Shanghai: The Bund in Shanghai


Street Pedlar in Shanghai: Street Pedlar in Shanghai


Chongqing: Chongqing


Market in Chongqing: Market in Chongqing


Chinese Expansion: Chinese Expansion


Chang’an (Xi’an): Chang’an (Xi’an)


Nanmen (south gate): Nanmen (south gate)


The Yellow River: The Yellow River


Hexi Corridor: Hexi Corridor


Map of the Great Wall: Map of the Great Wall


Shanhaiguan and Jiayuguan: Shanhaiguan and Jiayuguan


Han dynasty great wall: Han dynasty great wall


Ming dynasty great wall: Ming dynasty great wall


China’s Lifeblood:Rivers: China’s Lifeblood:Rivers


Wu Gorge on the Yangtze River: Wu Gorge on the Yangtze River


Trackers on the Yangtse: Trackers on the Yangtse


The Yangtse in the 19th Century: The Yangtse in the 19th Century


Map of the Yangtse River Dam: Map of the Yangtse River Dam


Reindeer in Inner Mongolia: Reindeer in Inner Mongolia


Horses on the plains of Xinjiang: Horses on the plains of Xinjiang


Nomads and sheep: Nomads and sheep


Yaks in Tibet: Yaks in Tibet


Mountains: Mountains


And Deserts: And Deserts


Mountains and deserts together: Mountains and deserts together


Population Map: Population Map


China is a Multi-ethnic nation: China is a Multi-ethnic nation


Han Chinese: 90+ % of the Population: Han Chinese: 90+ % of the Population


Korean CHild: Korean CHild


A Mongol Family: A Mongol Family


Tibetans: Tibetans


Kazaks playing polo: Kazaks playing polo


Uyghur man and woman: Uyghur man and woman


Uyghur meal: Uyghur meal


A Qiang Village: A Qiang Village


Where is Korea?: Where is Korea?


Korean divisions and cities: Korean divisions and cities


Elevation Map of South Korea: Elevation Map of South Korea


Mountains: Mountains


Elevation map of North Korea: Elevation map of North Korea


Map of the DMZ: Map of the DMZ


The DMZ: The DMZ


Panmunjeon: The border goes through this building: Panmunjeon: The border goes through this building


How did the Koreans get to Korea?: How did the Koreans get to Korea?


Paekdusan: home of Tan’gun: Paekdusan: home of Tan’gun


Downtown Seoul: Downtown Seoul


Changdeok Palace:Seoul: Changdeok Palace:Seoul


Jejudo: Korea’s Hawaii: Jejudo: Korea’s Hawaii


Pyongyang: Capital of North Korea: Pyongyang: Capital of North Korea


Juche tower: Juche tower


Kim Il Song: Kim Il Song


Four seasons in Korea: Spring: Four seasons in Korea: Spring


Summer: Summer


Autumn: Autumn


Winter: Winter


Koreans today: Koreans today


Koreans in Traditional Costume: Koreans in Traditional Costume


Woman in Hanbak dress: Woman in Hanbak dress


Food: A feast for the eye: Food: A feast for the eye


Kimchi: Korean staple: Kimchi: Korean staple


Ceremonial food: Ceremonial food


Street Food: Silkworm larvae: Street Food: Silkworm larvae


Geography of Japan: Geography of Japan


Elevation Map of Japan: Elevation Map of Japan


Regions of Japan: Regions of Japan


Ancient and Modern: Temple and Tokyo Tower: Ancient and Modern: Temple and Tokyo Tower


Hokkaido: Hokkaido


Honshu: Honshu


Shikoku: Shikoku


Kyushu: Kyushu


Temperate Climate: Spring and Summer: Temperate Climate: Spring and Summer


Fall and Winter: Fall and Winter


Flowers for each season: Flowers for each season


Mount Fuji: Japan’s highest mountain: Mount Fuji: Japan’s highest mountain


Earthquakes: Earthquakes


Wild animals: Wild animals


Environmental activism: Environmental activism


Women in Kimono: Women in Kimono


Sumo Wrestlers: Sumo Wrestlers


Housing: Housing


Tatami: Tatami


Food: Food


Tsukiji Fish Market: Tsukiji Fish Market


Fish Auction: Fish Auction