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What is the most important thing in China?
Just like the world's best registered trademark "Guinness", China's best also has its own registered trademark "Chenis". On March 28th, 21, the official website of the Trademark Office of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce was officially released: after three years of examination and three months of publicity, it was officially approved that "Chenis" was the best registered trademark in China (the first in China), with the registered trademark number of 59565, which was protected by the Trademark Law of the People's Republic of China.

China is the most populous country in the world

China is the most sediment-laden river in the world: the Yellow River

The most populous nation in the world: the Han nationality is the oldest national costume in the world: Hanfu

The largest and heaviest bronze ware in the world: Simuwu Dafangding. The earliest porcelain in the world was invented in China

The longest defensive building in the world: the Great Wall.

The world's earliest dictionary: Shuo Wen Jie Zi written by Xu Shen, a philologist in the Eastern Han Dynasty

The world's most famous temple: Shaolin Temple

The world's longest canal: the Sui and Tang Dynasties Grand Canal and the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal

The world's earliest papermaking, compass, movable type printing and gunpowder were invented in China

The world's earliest record of the total solar eclipse: Bamboo

The first person in the world to reveal the cause of the eclipse: Zhang Heng, a scientist in the Eastern Han Dynasty

The first instrument in the world to detect earthquakes: the seismograph invented by Zhang Heng

The first person in the world to accurately calculate pi to seven decimal places: Zu Chongzhi, a scientist in the Northern and Southern Dynasties

The first person in the world to accurately measure the meridian length: the astronomer monk and his party in the Tang Dynasty

The earliest surviving person in the world. The largest Buddhist cave temple in the world: Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes

The world's first large-scale commercial city: Bianjing, the capital of the Northern Song Dynasty (now Kaifeng, Henan Province)

The earliest existing observatory in the world: the Dengfeng Stargazing Platform built by Guo Shoujing, an astronomer in the Yuan Dynasty

The world's largest stone Buddha statue: Leshan Giant Buddha

The most populous province in the world: Henan Province, China

. The 16-meter giant statue of Emperor Yanhuang

The highest mountain in the world: Mount Everest

The second longest bridge in the world (the first cross-sea bridge): the Hangzhou Bay Bridge with a total length of 36 kilometers

The prefecture-level city with the largest land jurisdiction in the world: Hulunbeier City, Inner Mongolia

The earliest armed anti-drug organization in the world: the anti-British blue flag army, the longest bus in the world: the urban route A-33.