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National Emblem
the British national emblem is the emblem of the British king. The central design is a shield emblem, with three Golden Lions on the red ground in the upper left and lower right corners, symbolizing England; In the upper right corner is the red lion standing on the golden ground, symbolizing Scotland; The lower left corner is the golden harp on the blue ground, symbolizing Northern Ireland. Each side of the emblem is supported by a crowned lion representing England and a unicorn representing Scotland. There is a maxim written in French around the emblem, which means "evil is rewarded"; At the bottom is the Garter medal, and on the ribbon is "God, I have rights.". At the top of the emblem are gold and silver helmets inlaid with jewels, imperial crowns and crowned lions<

Maxim
Dieu et mon droit (French: God, I have rights)

National Anthem
God save the queen (& quot; God Save the Queen" If a male monarch is in power, the National Anthem should be changed to & quot; God Save the King" God save the queen is the national anthem and royal Anthem of the Commonwealth countries

capital
London. The largest city and largest port in the UK, one of the largest metropolitan areas in Europe and one of the three largest financial centers in the world. It has a population of 7.5124 million and an area of 1577.3 square kilometers<

official language
English (non statutory)

language
in addition to English, Welsh, Irish, Ulster Scots, Scots, Scottish Gaelic and Cornish are the official languages in all parts of the UK

area
244820 square kilometers (79th in the world). The water area accounted for 1.34%

population
60.5873 million (in June 2006, the 22nd place in the world). The population density is 246 people / square kilometer (48th in the world)

race
85.67% of the British population is white, 6.47% is white from other regions, 4.00% is South Asian, 2.00% is black, 1.20% is mixed race, and 0.80% is East Asian and other races (2001)

political system
parliamentary democracy, constitutional monarchy

statesman
head of state HM Queen Elizabeth II. He ascended the throne on February 6, 1952 and was crowned on June 2, 1953; Prime Minister Gordon Brown (British Labor Party). He took office on June 27, 2007< On May 1, 1707, England and Scotland merged< On January 1, 1801, it merged with Ireland< On April 12, 1922, the Treaty of Great Britain and Ireland came into force, and southern Ireland broke away from its rule and established an independent state
joined the European Community on January 1, 1973

administrative divisions
Britain is divided into four parts: England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. England is divided into 43 counties, Scotland has 29 districts and 3 special jurisdictions, Northern Ireland has 26 districts and Wales has 22 districts. The Scottish and Welsh parliaments and their executive bodies are fully responsible for local affairs, while foreign affairs, defense, overall economic and monetary policy, employment policy and social security are still controlled by the central government. In addition, the UK has 12 overseas territories<

gross domestic proct (purchasing power parity)
2.270 trillion US dollars (in 2007, the sixth place in the world). The per capita GDP is 37328 US dollars (13th in the world)<

gross domestic proct (nominal)
2.772 trillion US dollars (in 2007, the fifth place in the world). The per capita GDP is 45845 US dollars (the 9th in the world)<

Gini coefficient
34 (2005)

human development index
0.946 (high, ranked 16th in the world in 2005)

currency
pound sterling (& pound;). Currency code GBP

time
Greenwich mean time (GMT). UTC+0
daylight saving time is British summer time (BST). UTC+1

national flower
rose

national bird
Red breasted pigeon

National Stone

diamond

first, geography
geography
Britain is composed of the island of Great Britain (including England, Scotland and Wales), Northern Ireland in the northeast of Ireland and some small islands (Overseas Territories). Britain is located in the British Isles northwest of the European continent, surrounded by the North Sea, the English channel, the Celtic Sea, the Irish Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. 243600 square kilometers (including inland waters), 130400 square kilometers in England, 78800 square kilometers in Scotland, 20800 square kilometers in Wales and 13600 square kilometers in Northern Ireland. An island country in Western Europe. It is composed of Great Britain (including England, Scotland and Wales), northeast Ireland and some small islands. It faces the European continent across the North Sea, the Dover channel and the English Channel. Its land boundary borders on the Republic of Ireland. The total length of the coastline is 11450 km. The whole territory is divided into four parts: the plains in the southeast of England, the mountains in the Midwest, the mountains in Scotland, the highlands and mountains in Northern Ireland

hydrology
Severn River (354 km) and Thames River (346 km). Lough Neagh in Northern Ireland, with an area of 396 square kilometers, ranks first in the country

climate
belongs to marine temperate broad-leaved forest climate, which is mild and humid all year round. Generally, the maximum temperature is not more than 32 ℃, the minimum temperature is not less than - 10 ℃, and the average temperature is 4-7 ℃ in January and 13-17 ℃ in July. There is much rain and fog, especially in autumn and winter. The annual average precipitation is about 1000 mm. The annual precipitation in the northern and western mountainous areas is more than 2000 mm, while that in the central and eastern areas is less than 800 mm. It is the driest from February to March and the wettest from October to January. The climate type in China is temperate marine climate

resources
the main mineral resources in the UK are coal, iron, oil and natural gas. The total reserves of hard coal are 170 billion tons. Iron reserves are about 3.8 billion tons. There are tin mines in Cornwall Peninsula in the southwest. There is a lot of halite in Cheshire and Durham. Staffordshire has good clay. Cornwall Peninsula proces white clay. Dolomite can be mined on the east slope of the penning mountains. There are quartz deposits in the south-west of Lancashire near the hildrey hills. In the United Kingdom, the North Sea continental shelf has about 1-4 billion tons of oil reserves. Natural gas reserves are about 860-2585 billion cubic meters< Second, the environment
historic sites
numerous castles and country houses are the historical witness that the land and real estate of England have been owned by noble families for a long time. A large number of precious ancient buildings have been well preserved, including Blenheim Palace of the Duke of Marlborough, Chatsworth palace of the Duke of Devon, and Longleat house of marquis bath, which are still used by people today. These princes and nobles lived in the George Dynasty, Tudor Dynasty, and other dynasties The private manors and mansions built in the Elizabethan Dynasty and other historical periods are typical examples of British historical buildings. Many private manors and mansions scattered in towns and villages, as well as ancient city walls, towers, unique buildings and other monumental buildings have been actively protected as British historical heritage. The protected historical buildings include ancient mining tower, mill houses and factories ring the instrial revolution The iron bridge and other bridges built by Thomas Telford, the force bridge, a masterpiece of steel architecture, and the clevetown suspension bridge with beautiful shape, etc

gardens
the UK National Trust and the Scottish National Trust take care of about 240 gardens in the UK and develop them for the public. The British heritage protection organization is also the guardian of some of the most important scenic spots in the UK. Its gardens include Charles Darwin garden in downhouse, Kent, the 18th century landscape garden designed by the versatile brown in Audrey manor, Essex, and wormwell castle in Kent, Queen Elizabeth's Queen Mother's garden designed by pennilop Hobhouse, etc. In addition, there are also the South Moat garden designed by Isabel von gronenegan for Eltham palace in South London, the flower and fruit garden with walls designed by Rupert galby in Osborne manor and the family garden of Queen Victoria in Isle of Wight

transportation
the prosperity and development of the three British Islands since the 14th century increasingly depend on their people's ability to fight abroad, explore and develop, vigorously develop colonies and expand trade. To a great extent, the hegemony of the three British Islands at sea endows their people with the above-mentioned ability. Britain's large-scale and systematic shipbuilding instry began in the reign of King John, who set up the Royal Navy shipyard in Portsmouth Port in the early 13th century. After that, the East India Company was founded in 1600, followed by expeditions and expeditions to the Far East, Southeast Asia, America and Australia. However, compared with the shipbuilding capacity, the invention of navigation technology and navigation instruments, including the sextant used to determine longitude and latitude, which was successfully invented in the second half of the 19th century at the magnificent Clyde shipyard in Belfast, Tyne River and weir shipyards, contributed more to Britain's maritime hegemony

the invention of the steam engine led to a revolution in the British transport instry, and started the era of Railways and steam ships. In 1825, the world's first steam locomotive service opened between Stockton and Darlington. Because a large number of land surfaces are not suitable for the operation of steam locomotives, the achievements of steam locomotives on land are limited. However, on the sea, steam engine ships have achieved great success. In the early and middle of the 19th century, British engineer Isambard kindem Brunel designed three cross era steamships, which changed the design of steamships and made ocean voyage possible. In the history of road construction, McAdam was the first engineer to introce wear-resistant hard surface road. He used compacted gravel; Thomas Telford and Brunel participated in the construction of many classic bridges in England, including the grand iron bridge in Shropshire and the Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol. They also participated in the construction of culverts and tunnels with high engineering technology. At this point, the birth of the ability to meet the needs of instrial revolution