The Formative Era of Chinese Civilization

alism. "Bureaucrat capitalism had finally won the victory for which they had fought so long for. This was to be the new-democratic revolution, and it founded the People's Republic of China."(Chinascape) The Chinese people were able to take state power into their own hands and become the masters of their own country. Through all this, the rise and fall of dynasties, and the struggles for independence, there has been an undeniable factor effecting their culture and turn of historical events. The Great Wall symbolizes many things to not only the Chinese people, but also the world. The Wall, being an enormous physical boundary, has also had a major effect on their social standing, geography and agriculture of the land. China is known for two amazing structures that have greatly influenced the geography of the land such as the Great Wall and the Grand Canal.
             China is the third largest country in the world taking up one-fifteenth of the worlds' land mass. Large mountains and hilly lands take up a large sixty five percent of the total area. Within this sixty five percent, there are five main mountain ranges
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