1. TAIWAN

2. POPULATION
The population of Taiwan was estimated
to be 2,225,700

3. The flags of Taiwan

4. Map and language of Taiwan
The language of
tiawan people is
Chaozhou .

5. Holidays and Culture
The Taiwanese culture is a hybrid
blend of Confucianist Han
Chinese, Japanese, European,
American, global, local and taiwan
aborigines cultures, which are
often perceived in both traditional
and modern understandings
(Harrell/Huang 1994:1‐5). The
common socio‐political
experience in Taiwan gradually
developed into a sense of
Taiwanese cultural identity and a
feeling of Taiwanese cultural
awareness, which has been widely
debated domestically (Yip
2004:230‐248; Makeham 2005:2‐
8; Chang 2005:224). Reflecting the
continuing controversy
surrounding the political status
ofTaiwan, politics continues to
play a role in the conception and
development of a Taiwanese
cultural identity, especially in the
prior dominant frame of a
Taiwanese and Chinese dualism

6. NEPAL

7. Map of Napal

8. Language and Population
Population languages
The population of napal
The population of
was estimated to be
napal was
29,519,114 .
estimated to be
Languages of napal
29,519,114 .
Awadhi
Newari
Hindi

9. Culture of napal
The rich cultural heritage
of the Federal
Democratic Republic of
Nepal, has evolved over
centuries. This multi‐
dimensional cultural
heritage encompasses
within itself the cultural
diversities of various
ethnic, tribal, and social
groups inhabiting
different altitudes, and it
manifests in various
forms: music and dance;
art and craft; folklores
and folktales; languages
and literature;
philosophy and religion;
festivals and
celebrations; and foods
and drinks.

10. Holidays of Napal
Pictures of Nepal holidays Holidays in Nupal Pictures
.
9 Nov ConstiIt is said about Nepal
that every other structure is a holy
shrine every other day of festival.
Well if the number of annual
festival. Both religious and
national, is any indication, the
saying couldn't be more true
Festival is an essential part of
Nepalese life that garner emend
us local participant. Festival also
offers visitors valuable
opportunity not only for having
fun but gaining insight into various
aspects of Nepalese culture.

11. BANGLEDESH

12. The Flag of Bangledesh
The national flag is bottle green in color and
rectangular in size with the length to width
ratio of 10:6 bearing a red circle on the body of
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the green. The red circle has a radius of one
fifth of the length of the flag. Its center is
placed on the middle of the perpendicular
drawn from the nine twentieth part of the
flag. The background color symbolizes the
greenery of Bangladesh with its vitality and
youthfulness while the red disc represents the
rising sun and the sacrifice our people made to
obtain our independence.

13. Map and History of Bangledesh
Bangladesh has a long history
spanning thousands of years. A
land replete with history we
finally achieved independence
in the year 1971 after a
protracted 9 month long
Independence war. We begin in
this section by providing a
historical overview of
Bangledesh.

14. Culture of Bangledesh
The culture of Bangladesh
has a unique history, dating
back more than 2500 years
ago. The land, the rivers and
the lives of the common
people formed a rich heritage
with marked differences from
neighboring regions. It has
evolved over the centuries,
and encompasses the cultural
diversity of several social
groups of Bangladesh.
The culture of Bangladesh is
composite, and over centuries
has assimilated influences of
Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism,
and Islam. It is manifested in
various forms, including music,
dance and drama; art and
craft; folklores and folktales;
languages and literature,
philosophy and religion,
festivals and celebrations, as
also in a distinct cuisine and
culinary tradition

15. Language and Population
The population of
Bangledesh is
153,546,896
The language of
bangledesh is Bangla

16. MONGOLIA

17. History of Mongolia
The area of what is now Mongolia has been ruled by various nomadic
empires, including the Xiongnu, the Rouran, the Xianbi, the Gökturks,
and others. The Mongol Empire was founded by Chinggis Khaan in 1206.
After the collapse of the Yuan Dynasty, the Mongols returned to their
earlier patterns of internal strife. In the 16th and 17th centuries,
Mongolia came under the influence of Tibetan Buddhism. At the end of
the 17th century, most of Mongolia had been incorporated into the area
ruled by the Qing Dynasty. During the collapse of the Qing Dynasty in
1911, Mongolia declared independence, but had to struggle until 1921 to
firmly establish de‐facto independence, and until 1945 to gain
international recognition. As a consequence, it came under strong
Russian and Soviet influence: In 1924, the Mongolian People's Republic
was declared, and Mongolian politics began to follow the same patterns
as Soviet politics of the time. After the breakdown of communist
regimes in Eastern Europe in late 1989, Mongolia saw its own
Democratic Revolution in early 1990, which led to a multi‐party system,
a new constitution in 1992, and the ‐ rather rough ‐ transition to a
market economy

18. Language and Population
Language and Population
The population of
Mongolia was estimated to
be 2832250
: Khalkha or Halha, the
national language of
Mongolia, and Oirat,
Chahar and Ordos, which
are spoken mainly in the
Inner Mongolian
Autonomous Region of
China.

19. Clothing and Climint
Weather Clothing
Mongolia has an extreme The del is the Mongols'
continental type of climate traditional garment worn
similar to that of south‐ on both workdays and
central Siberia or special days. It is a long,
Manchuria. Winters are loose gown cut in one
long and very cold. There is piece with the sleeves; it
a swift transition in April to has a high collar and widely
a short, warm summer and overlaps at the front. The
an equally rapid return to del is girdled with a
the winter cold in October.

20. Mongolias Festivals
Holidays Picture of a family festival
Mongolia rates number two
in the world for its number of
yaks. It is a tradition in
Mongolia to celebrate Yak
Festival annually, hallowing
this strong as well as
productive animal, mostly
living the highlands of the
country. The event consists of
several parts such as: Yak
show, wrestling, yak races
and horse races.