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The 49 pages that link to China, each with the reason it gives.

• Yangtze RiverNarrower topic: The Yangtze crosses central China and connects regions central to the country’s economy and history.

• 2008 Summer OlympicsNarrower topic: The Games marked China’s first time hosting the Summer Olympics.

• GuangzhouNarrower topic: Guangzhou’s position as a major port and provincial capital is part of its national context.

• Gobi DesertNarrower topic: The Gobi extends across northern China as well as southern Mongolia.

• Inner MongoliaNarrower topic: Inner Mongolia is one of China's provincial-level regions.

• ShandongNarrower topic: Shandong is one of China’s provincial-level administrative divisions.

• JiangxiNarrower topic: Jiangxi is one of China’s provincial-level subdivisions.

• ZhejiangNarrower topic: Zhejiang is one of China’s provincial-level administrative divisions.

• NingxiaNarrower topic: Ningxia is one of China’s province-level administrative divisions.

• Bi ShengNarrower topic: Bi Sheng’s invention belongs to the history of Chinese printing and technology.

• Bohai StraitNarrower topic: The strait lies within China’s northeastern coastal waters.

• China National Petroleum CorporationNarrower topic: CNPC operates within China’s national economy and energy policy framework.

• HezeNarrower topic: Heze is administered within the Chinese provincial system.

• Père David's deerNarrower topic: The deer’s native range and the historic imperial herds were in China.