China’s terrain descends from west to east. The topography is varied and complicated,
with mountains making up 33 per cent, hilly areas 10 per cent, plateaus
about 26 per cent, plains 12 per cent, and basins 19 per cent of the
total land area. Because of the diverse terrain, China’s climate is highly
variable. Among the famous mountain ranges are the Himalayas, the Altais,
the Tianshan and the Kunlun. Mount Qomolangma (known to the West as Mount
Everest), 8,848,13 metres (29,030.7 feet) above sea level, is the highest
known mountain in the world and located on the China-Nepal border. The
Bohai Sea, East China Sea, Yellow Sea and South China Sea embrace the
east and southeast coast of China.
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