Give you a statement and table with its title in Markdown format, please determine whether the statement is supported or refuted by, or is unrelated to the table. It'a binary classification problem, you should choose the answer between supported and refuted. Table cells in one row are seperated by '|', and different rows are seperated by '
'.

Table:
| country / territory | area (km square) | population | pop density ( / km square) | gdp millions of usd (2009) | gdp per capita usd (2009 - 2011) | capital |
| american samoa | 199 | 55519 | 326 | 537 | 7874 | pago pago |
| australia | 7617930 | 23154782 | 3 | 1515468 | 41500 | canberra |
| brunei | 5765 | 407000 | 70 | 14700 | 36700 | bandar seri begawan |
| cambodia | 181035 | 14805000 | 82 | 10900 | 800 | phnom penh |
| china | 9671018 | 1339530000 | 138 | 7203784 | 6076 | beijing |
| hong kong | 1104 | 7055071 | 6390 | 210730 | 30000 | hong kong |
| indonesia | 1904569 | 237556363 | 126 | 514900 | 2200 | jakarta |
| japan | 377944 | 127470000 | 337 | 5870357 | 39700 | tokyo |
| north korea | 120540 | 23906000 | 198 | 27820 | 1200 | pyongyang |
| south korea | 100140 | 50062000 | 500 | 800300 | 20000 | seoul |
| laos | 236800 | 6320000 | 27 | 5721 | 900 | vientiane |
| macau | 29 | 541200 | 18662 | 36428 | 39800 | macau |
| malaysia | 329847 | 28318000 | 86 | 191399 | 7525 | kuala lumpur |
| mongolia | 1564116 | 2736800 | 2 | 4212 | 1500 | ulan bator |
| burma | 676578 | 50496000 | 74 | 26820 | 500 | naypyidaw |
| new zealand | 268021 | 4357437 | 16 | 109600 | 25500 | wellington |
| papua new guinea | 462840 | 6732000 | 15 | 8200 | 1200 | port moresby |
| philippines | 299764 | 91983000 | 307 | 158700 | 1700 | manila |
| singapore | 710 | 5183700 | 7023 | 177133 | 35500 | city of singapore |
| taiwan | 36191 | 23119772 | 639 | 466054 | 20328 | taipei |
| thailand | 513120 | 67764000 | 132 | 263510 | 3900 | bangkok |
| timor - leste | 14874 | 1171000 | 76 | 599 | 500 | dili |
Title:
asia - pacific
Statement:
china has the largest population
Answer:
supported