Kwangsi Province

Kwangsi Province, also known as Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, is located in southern China and covers a diverse landscape of mountains, rivers, and farmland. It borders Vietnam and is home to many ethnic groups, especially the Zhuang people. The region is known for its lush scenery, karst limestone formations, and the famous Li River. Kwangsi has a rich cultural heritage, blending traditional Chinese and minority influences. Economically, it relies on agriculture, tourism, and border trade. Despite its relatively remote location, it plays a vital role in China's southern development and offers a mix of natural beauty and cultural diversity.