Geography

◇ geography

1. Not only did this lead India to an IT power, but also India's geographical position played a major role.

India is 12 hours apart from the western part of the U.S. where IT was developed, as the central part of the country passed 80 degrees east longitude. This allows U.S. IT companies to send the software they were developing to India at night and receive it in the same morning in India.

2. Iceland

As there are many volcanoes, geothermal power generation using them has developed, and hydropower has also developed using U-shaped valleys formed by glacial erosion.

Using low-cost electricity produced by geothermal and hydropower, Iceland developed its aluminum industry. In fact, aluminum ranks second among Iceland's export items.

3. British soil is barren because there are fewer layers of corrosion in the soil. Because of this, few vegetables grow except potatoes. Also, the self-esteem and the gentlman culture, which adheres to its own lifestyle, such as dress manners and food, have made British food tasteless. 

Gentleman's culture of not binge drinking and binge eating has made a frugal meal. 

4. New Zealand has farmland accounting for 42.1 percent of the country's total land, and 91.8 percent of the land area is pasture and pasture. When cows are released in a vast pasture, they are large and their excrement becomes natural fertilizer. Based on such a natural environment, it developed dairy, horticultural and livestock industries.

(The population is 4.79 million and the number of sheep breeding is over 30 million.)

The narrow domestic market has led to the development of export-oriented agricultural management, with New Zealand's global market share for lamb reaching 36 percent.

- The economy is one of the most important geographical features.

◇ 不貴尺壁重寸陰

Central notes on the undetected wall ()/e)

Above all, don't waste your time. 

* Yesterday is the past and tomorrow is the future.

But today is a gift. That's why we call today a present.

* Regret for wasted time is a greater waste of time.

- Mason Cooley.

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