Tables, maps, and satellite images are used effectively to analyze China's land and water resources, population issues, dietary and technological changes, as well as agricultural and economic policies. Although directed towards planners and policymakers, this web site and its companion CD-ROM offer valuable materials for educators and students. Globe Program and China China is a partner country in this school-based worldwide network of students, teachers, and scientists working together to study and understand the environment around the world. A sophisticated source for teachers who wish to understand issues of population growth and economic development. Asia is an exciting and highly practical teaching resource for teachers at all levels.
Issues regularly carry articles concerning teaching the geography of China.
A continuously updated list of web resources concerning China. M.E. Sharpe, 1993. Christopher J. Smith. John Wiley, 1994. Ronald Abler, Melvin G. Marcus, and Judy M. Olson, eds.