Tag: Guangzhou, Guangdong (China)*
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China Japanese Anime II
ElyaDatabase ID Number: M161 Creator: Yuancheng Tao ’22 Computer Science This map shows how Japan’s anime influenced the South East Coast of China. I put mainly four important elements on the map. First is the cross-sea trade roads between Japan and China. I showed Japan as a diamond and connect it with the main harbors…
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China Japanese Anime
ElyaDatabase ID Number: M160 Creator: Yanwei Yang ’21 Computer Science In the 1960s, Japanese animation began to expand to overseas markets. After nearly half a century of penetration, Japanese animation has occupied a large share of the world market and has become a veritable animation power par with the United States. This strong cultural output…
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HSR in China (2020)
ElyaDatabase ID Number: M091 Creator: Monica Yile Hu ’21 Mathematics The 2010s is a golden era for China’s high-speed rail development. The mileage of high-speed rail has exceeded 35,000 kilometers. Two maps show the rapid development of high-speed rail in the past decade. In 2020, the High-Speed Rail has reached north to Harbin, South to…
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Foreign Built Railways in China
ElyaDatabase ID Number: M077 Creator: Andrew Lee ’19 Chemistry At the start of the 1900s, there was a scramble to build railroads in imperial China by the major European powers to earn money, gain provisional control, and extract riches from the surrounding areas. This model proved incredibly successful for the British and Germans, with their…
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The Kowloon-Canton Railway
ElyaDatabase ID Number: M076 Creator: Chunhao Liu ’20 History The Kowloon-Canton Railway (1910-2007) was the most important rail network in south China, constructed to facilitate trade between Canton and Hong Kong. Its completion in 1910 marked the beginning of the passenger interaction between Canton and Hong Kong through the railroad. This map depicted different patterns…
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The Cotton Triangle
ElyaDatabase ID Number: M009 Creator: Joshua Allon ’21 History Cotton had humble beginnings in both India and Lancashire. However, over time, the U.K wanted more cotton, and in order to produce more, they had to find places with fertile soil to cultivate cotton. For production and exportation, the primary locations became India and China. It…