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The Czech Republic is a highland and mountainous country, lowland areas, mainly in the form of river valleys and depressions, occupy 24%. Upland areas (300-800 m above sea level) cover 72% of the country's area, and mountains only 4%.

There is enormous religious diversity within China.

On the island of Dugi Otok, the furthest out to sea element of the triple island ring, west of Zadar, is the famous salt lake Mir.

Littering, eating, drinking, and carrying durians are illegal in public transport.

Slurping noodles in Japan is considered an acknowledgment of a tasty meal.

Slovakia can boast of many representative cultural and historical buildings.

There is almost no agriculture in Singapore, and aquarium fish farming is the most important.

Under the rule of the Habsburgs, Austria increased its power, and in 1452, during the reign of Frederick III, it became an empire.

In 1906, U.S. troops intervened in Cuba for the second time, occupying the island for two and a half years.

Until 1764, today's capital of Thailand was a small village called Bang Makok (Olive Tree Village).