The national flower of Cambodia

Country name? Kingdom of Cambodia (Kingdom? Yes? Cambodia), code-named KH national flower? Daohuaxiang

Chinese pinyin Ji m: n? pǔ？ zhài？ Wang? archaic and abstruse

Area? 18 1035 square kilometers.

Population? 140,000. The sex ratio is 0.94? . There are more than 20 ethnic groups, Khmer is the main ethnic group, accounting for 80% of the total population, and ethnic minorities include Zhan, Punong, Lao, Thai and Sting. Khmer is the common language, and it is the official language with English and French. Buddhism is the state religion. More than 95% residents believe in Buddhism, while some people believe in Islam. A few urban residents believe in Catholicism. There are about 600,000 overseas Chinese.

The capital? Phnom Penh? (Phnom Penh? Phnom Penh)? The population is about 1.02 million.

What's the time difference with Beijing? 7 hours earlier than GMT; Later than Beijing time 1 hour

International telephone code? 855

The flag of Cambodia. Flag? With red, blue and white as the main color, the white hall in the middle is Angkor Wat, surrounded by red and blue stripes (line ratio? 1:2: 1) Red stands for the nation, white stands for Buddhism, and blue stands for the royal family, which conforms to Cambodia's national inscription "nation, religion, king". It was reused after Cambodia returned to monarchy in 1993.

National emblem? The yellow pattern of Angkor Wat has an octagonal windmill on it.

The national emblem and flower of Cambodia? Daohuaxiang

National motto? Country, religion, king

National day? 1 1.9

Religion? Buddhists account for 95% of the population, Muslims account for 2% of the population and others account for 3%.

Currency? Riel.

(4) Imperial Farming Festival: On the fourth day of the second quarter of June in the Buddhist calendar, the king or his representative held a symbolic farming ceremony in Wangjiatian, which is adjacent to the royal palace, praying for good weather and abundant crops in the coming year.

This country attaches great importance to agriculture, so choose? Mihua? This is not surprising.