1. EAST ASIA
Submitted by:
Samuelson Ame
Alyza Kyle Delos
Santos
Lorelyn Bartican

2. CHINA
MONGOLIA
NORTH
SOUTH
JAPAN
TAIWAN

4. CHINA
China is officially the
People's Republic of
China (PRC); is a
sovereign state
located in East Asia.

5. Beijing
-is the
capital of
the
People's
Republic of
China and
one of the
most
populous
cities in
the world.

6. Geography
China's total
area is
approximately
9,600,000 km2
(3,700,000 sq mi).

7. Landscape and Climate
LANDSCAPE
China's
landscapes
vary
significantly
across its
vast width

8. CLIMATE

9. Demographics
The national census of
2010 recorded the
population of the People's
Republic of China as
approximately 1,338,612,968.

10. Ethnic groups
Han Chinese
-the world's largest single
ethnic group

11. Languages
The most
spoken
language in
china are:
Mandarin,
Wu, Yue,
Min, Xiang,
Gan, and
Hakka.

12. Religion
The religion that really
influences the China people
are: Taoism and Buddhism.

13. Culture
The Chinese Culture had been
heavily influenced by
Confucianism.
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15. MONGOLIA
is a landlocked country
in East and Central
Asia.

16. Ulan Bator
It is the capital and
the largest city in
Mongolia.

17. Geography
The geography of Mongolia is
varied, with the Gobi Desert
to the south and with cold
and mountainous regions to
the north and west. Much of
Mongolia consists of steppes,
with forested areas
comprising 11.2% of the total
land area,[26] a higher
percentage than the
Republic of Ireland (10%)

18. Climate

19. Landscape and Climate
LANDSCAPE

20. Demographics
Mongolia's total population as
of July 2007 is estimated by U.S.
Census Bureau at 2,951,786
people, ranking at around 138th
in the world in terms of
population.

21. Languages
The most spoken
language or the major
language in Mongolia
is the Mongolian .

22. Religion
According to the 2010 National Census,
among Mongolians aged 15 and above,
53% were Buddhists, while 39% were
non-religious but Tengriism and
shamanism are widely practiced
throughout the history of Mongolia.

23. Culture
The Culture of Mongolia has
been heavily influenced by
the Mongol nomadic way of
life
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24. Taiwan
is a state in East Asia
and the first
constitutional republic
in Asia

26. Taipei
-is the capital of Taiwan. it
is situated at the northern
tip of Taiwan.

27. Geography
it is located some 180
kilometres (112 miles)
off the southeastern
coast of China across
the Taiwan Strait. It
has an area of 35,883 km2
(13,855 sq mi) and spans
the Tropic of Cancer.

28. Landscape and Climate
Landscape

29. Climate

30. Demographics
Taiwan's population was
estimated in 2012 at 23,261,747,
most of whom are on the island of
Taiwan. The remainder live on
Penghu (97,724), Kinmen (108,147)
and the Matsu Islands (10,253).

31. Ethnic groups
About 98% of Taiwan's population is
of Han Chinese ethnicity.
Benshengren group is an ethnic
group with 2 subgroups:Hoklo
people and Hakka .

32. Languages
Mandarin is the official national
language and is spoken by the
vast majority of the population
of Taiwan

33. Religion
The religion in Taiwan are :
Buddhism, Taoism , I-Kuan Tao,
Protestantism , and Roman
Catholicism.

34. Culture
The Kuomintang imposed an
official interpretation of
traditional Chinese culture
over Taiwan.
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36. Japan
Japan is an island
nation in East
Asia.

37. Tokyo
Tokyo is the capital of Japan, the
center of the Greater Tokyo Area,
and the largest metropolitan area in
the world

38. Geography
Located in the Pacific
Ocean, it lies to the east of
the Sea of Japan, China,
North Korea, South Korea
and Russia, stretching
from the Sea of Okhotsk in
the north to the East China
Sea and Taiwan in the
south.

39. Landscape and Climate
LANDSCAPE

40. Climate
The climate of Japan is
predominantly temperate, but
varies greatly from north to
south.

41. Demographics
Japan's population is estimated
at around 127.3 million,[2] with
80% of the population living on
Honshū

42. Language
Japanese Language is the
language of Japan .

43. Religion
Upper estimates suggest that 84–96
percent of the Japanese population
subscribe to Buddhism or Shinto,
including a large number of followers of a
syncretism of both religions.
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45. South Korea
-officially the Republic of
Korea , is a sovereign
country located in the
southern part of the
Korean Peninsula.

46. Seoul
Seoul "Capital City",
officially the Seoul
Metropolitan City, is the
capital and largest metropolis
of South Korea.

47. Geography
Its total area is 100,032
square kilometres (38,622.57
sq mi).

48. Landscape and Climate
Landscape

49. Climate
South Korea tends to have a
humid continental climate and a
humid subtropical climate, and
is affected by the East Asian
monsoon

50. Demographics

51. Language
Korean is the official languge
of the South Korea.

52. Religion
As of 2005, just under half of the
South Korean population
expressed no religious
preference. Of the rest, most are
Buddhist or Christian.

53. Culture
The culture of Korea
has been heavily
influenced by that of
neighboring China, it
has nevertheless
managed to develop a
unique cultural
identity that is
distinct from its
larger neighbor.
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55. North Korea
The Democratic People's
Republic of Korea, commonly
called North Korea, is a country
in East Asia, in the northern
half of the Korean Peninsula.

56. Pyongyang
is the capital of the
Democratic People's Republic
of Korea, commonly known as
North Korea, and the largest
city in the country.

57. Geography
North Korea occupies the
northern portion of the
Korean Peninsula, lying
between latitudes 37° and
43°N, and longitudes 124° and
131°E. It covers an area of
120,540 square kilometres
(46,541 sq mi).

58. Landscape and Climate
Landscape

59. Climate
North Korea has a
continental climate with
four distinct seasons.

60. Demographics

61. Language
Korean is also the
official language of
the North Korea.

62. Religion
Both Koreas share a Buddhist and
Confucian heritage and a recent
history of Christian and Cheondoism
("religion of the Heavenly Way")
movements.

63. Culture
North Korea shares
its traditional
culture with South
Korea, but the two
Koreas have
developed distinct
contemporary forms
of culture since the
peninsula was
divided in 1945.