My Grammy taught English at a womens college in China for 13 years.  She always told me how many people were there...3 billion.
China has 3 billion people!  I had no idea!  That has got to be more than any other country, right?
I know...its wild!  It is the biggest country, yes.  She taught at Whnan Womens college that was small compared to most public education there.
Interesting!  Where in China is the school?
administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macau.
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