Géographie de la Chine presse commerciale des terres montagneuses provinces .. 2 GÉOGRAPHIE DE LA CHINE Des rivières. Le chef d'eau de la Chine sont le Yangtsé Kiang(fi ^^ XL) et Hwang Ho (^ ^). Le Yangtsé est aproducer des richesses, tandis que le Hwang Ho est un destroyer qui ofprosperity, les deux peuvent être faites de meilleurs serviteurs de l'ingénierie moderne payspar, qui va améliorer afin que theymay serait plus utile à la fois pour le commerce et l'agriculture. TheSi Kiang (^J XG ii les eaux du sud une riche et fertile vallée *.La Pei Ho Q (fSj), le soleil^{^ 1 ari Jf^ tQ, les Liao (^ M),l'Han (M 7jC), le Siang (yfa XL), le Min (|I|R Ql)

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Commercial press geography of China . land provinces mountainous. 2 GEOGRAPHY OF CHINA Rivers. The chief rivers of China are the Yangtse Kiang(fi ^ XL) and tlie Hwang Ho (^ ^). The Yangtse is aproducer of wealth, while the Hwang Ho is a destroyer ofprosperity, Both may be made better servants of the countryby modern engineering, which will improve them so that theymay be more helpful both to commerce and agriculture. TheSi Kiang (^J XG ii the south waters a rich *and fertile valley.The Pei Ho (Q fSj), the Sun^ari {1^ Jf^ tQ, the Liao (^ M), the Han (M 7jC), the Siang (yfa XL), the Min (|I|R Ql), the Kan(^ tC) are all useful rivers. Islands. Along the coast of China are many islands, especially in Kwangtung (^ ^), Fukien Ola ^), ChekiangiWi XL) and Shantung (ill y^) Provinces. The largest island isHainan (-^ ^), off the southern part of Kwangtung, whilethe most populous is Tsungming (^ BB)) at the mouth of theYangtse. Hongkong (^ i^) is a commercial island city.Chusan (^ llj) in Chekiang has great advantages as a naval base.. Amoy Peninsulas. Chinas greatest peninsula is the mountain-ous eastern part of Shantung Province. In Fengtien (I^ ^), the Liaotung (^ ^) Peninsula, which has great militaryimportance, has been leased to the Japanese. In the south inKwangtung is the Luichow (|| >)^) Peninsula. Lakes. In the Eighteen Provinces, the largest lakes areTungting Lake (f^ ^ tS3) of Hunan (M W, Poyang Lake INTRODUCTION s («B(itS9)of Kiangsi (KM) and the Taihu (ic tSB) betweenChekiang and Kiangsu. Among small lakes, Si Hu (g tS8) inOhekiang and Erh Hai (^^ M) in Yunnan are famous for theirbeauty. In the dependencies, the greatest lake is Ching Hai(ff M) or Koko Nor. Tibet has also many beautiful mountainlakes. Temperature and Bainfall. A country so large asChina must have a varied climate. On the whole, the EighteenProvinces enjoy a temperate climate, though part of the farsouth is semi-tropical. In the interior and in the north thesummer is warmer and the winter colder

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