1, The People's Republic of Bangladesh, referred to as "Bangladesh", has an area of 147,570 square kilometers and a population of 160 million. The country consists of 7 administrative regions with a total GDP of 302.4 billion US dollars and a per capita GDP of 1,827 US dollars. A small part of the southeast mountainous area is adjacent to Myanmar, and adjacent to India on the east, west and north sides.
2. The main ethnic group in Bangladesh is , the Bangladeshi , which is one of the ancient peoples of and the subcontinent of south Asia The Aryans of the Mongolians and Dravidians mixed with each other, and the ethnic composition is a bit complicated.
3. Dhaka is the capital and largest city of Bangladesh. It was built in the 15th century and has an area of 360 square kilometers and a population of 14.399 million. Located on the north bank of the Briganga River in the Ganges Delta, it has abundant rainfall. The city and suburbs are full of banana trees , mango forests and various other trees.
4. The currency of Bangladesh is called Taka, which is the same as the name of the capital. The front characters of Bangladesh Taka are the first Bangladeshi President Sheikh Mujib. Rahman. Divided into banknotes and coins, the highest denomination is one thousand. Currently, 1 U.S. dollar is equal to 84.720 Taka.
5, Dhaka International Airport, its full name is Dhaka Shah Ajalal International Airport. It is the largest airport in Bangladesh. Nearly 52% of international and domestic flights take off and land here. There are direct civil flights to Hong Kong, and direct cargo flights to Chongqing, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Taipei.
6. Although Bangladesh’s per capita monthly income is RMB 1,360, Bangladesh is a country with a very large gap between the rich and the poor. It is easy to earn tens of thousands, but it is the biggest luxury for the bottom of the society to have enough food. As of 2020, 20% of the country’s population has not been lifted out of poverty, and some people earn only 20 to 30 yuan a day.
7. Bangladesh is a country dominated by Islam and coexisting with other religions. There are mosques, Catholic churches, Hindu temples, and Buddhist temples in the territory. The largest Buddhist temple in Khwa is Phra Wang Temple. The current presiding elder Sutana Tuo was received by Premier Zhou in the 1960s.
8. Dhaka is the world's most record-breaking city in the number of rickshaws. Compared with Vietnam’s motorcycle army, this is the world with 200 rickshaws. There are 10,000 vehicles, and the cars are painted in colorful colors. Because the buses in the city are very out of time and do not follow the route, the human tricycle has become the main means of transportation.
9,Dhaka University is the largest and oldest university in Bangladesh. It was established in 1921 and was based on Oxford’s educational model. It was once called " Oriental Oxford ", which has an important influence on the development of Bangladesh. In 1956, when Soong Ching Ling and Premier Zhou visited this school, they received an honorary doctorate of law from the school. The school and Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, and known as the Tsinghua Peking University in Bangladesh.
10, there are a lot of traffic chaos in the city, the old capital of Bangladesh. There are very few internal signal lights. In addition, the local environment is seriously polluted, garbage and sewage can be seen everywhere, and it is called the most polluted city in the world by the UN Department of Health.
11, Chittagong is the largest port city and the second most populous city in Bangladesh. 80% of Bangladesh's international trade and 40% of industrial output are produced in Chittagong. The locals speak Chittagong, which is a completely different language from Bengali, and the two cannot communicate.
12. In addition to the national bird magpie robin, the national animal , the Bengal tiger , there is also the heaviest national fruit in the world. The fruit weighs more than 59 kilograms. In addition to being edible, the fruit tree is also full of treasures. It can be used as greenery, furniture, and yellow dye.The sap and leaves can reduce swelling and detoxification; the pulp has the effects of quenching thirst, clearing the milk, and replenishing the middle and replenishing qi .
13. Most parts of Bangladesh have a subtropical monsoon climate, hot and humid. Plains occupies 85% of the country's land area, with criss-cross waterways and developed river transportation. It is one of the countries with the densest rivers in the world. In the rainy season, large tracts of land are submerged under water, presenting the scenery of the water country.
14. The Bangladesh flag is very similar to the Japanese flag. The flag is dark green, symbolizing youth and prosperity; the red wheel symbolizes the bloody night after the bloodshed. dawn. In addition, the flag of Palau is also of this style, except for the different colors, everything else is the same.
15. Bangladesh is one of the most underdeveloped countries in the world, with weak heavy industry and underdeveloped manufacturing industry. The national economy mainly depends on agriculture. 60% of the population lives mainly in agriculture. Agriculture is dominated by jute. It is the world's second largest jute producer after India, and it is also the world's largest jute exporter.
16. There are more than 20 ethnic groups in Bangladesh, and each ethnic group has its own characteristics. Among them, the marriage customs of the Qasi people are similar to those of Laos. It is the ancestor’s property that is only passed on to the daughter, and the children must follow the mother’s surname.
17, Bangladesh implements eight years of free education,The country does not have a government medical insurance system, but public hospitals charge very low fees, and only need to spend about five yuan to register for free to see a doctor. However, the country's medical level is limited and can only look at general diseases.
18. my country is Bangladesh’s largest trading partner, and Bangladesh is my country’s third largest trading partner in South Asia. There is cooperation in this regard, and Bangladesh is one of our country’s aid countries.
19. Prices in Bangladesh are high or low. Local fruits and vegetables are very cheap, while imported ones are very expensive. It is 2.5 yuan for rice and 25 yuan for beef, but the price of eggs is generally 12-15 per catty. The most depressing thing is that cabbage is more than ten yuan per catty. Curry-flavored local food in restaurants is usually 7 to 15 yuan, if you eat domestic flavors, it will be expensive.
20, the most lively street in Bangladesh is the capital Gurakar Street, you know.
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