Bìnànsuǒ
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Bìnànsuǒ Liánméng | |
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| Motto: "Wèile gèng hǎo de wèilái" "For a better future" | |
Anthem: Xīwàng
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| Capital | Huāyuán |
| Largest city | Dìyīcìzhuólù |
| Recognised national languages | Zhōngguórén |
| Demonym(s) | Lǚxíngzhě |
| Government | Representative Democracy (Parliamentary Government) |
| Legislature | Yìhuì |
| Currency | Qián |
Bìnànsuǒ is a democratic nation located in Pelia, Sparkalia with a blend of tropical savannas and woodland accompanied by a subtropical climate ranging between −3 °C and 18 °C during the coldest month to 22 °C or higher during the warmest months, the nation shares a border with the Churkassk Confederation and its capital lies within Dìyīcìzhuólù a city founded by the “Wàixīngrén” when they landed on the Sparkalia, Other metropolitan areas within Bìnànsuǒ include but are not limited to; Festung, Hafeneins
Bìnànsuǒ is a relatively strong nation around the world with both a strong defensive military and expansive trade networks around Pelia, Dacia, and eastern Pythia. The nation is highly developed with many areas of the nation connected through highways and roads which are regularly inspected for damages, the western states have the largest industrial base out of the entire nation and reportedly produced 2% of the world’s goods in circulation while the east has been known for its modern architecture, fascinating landscape, and the economic powerhouse of Bìnànsuǒ, in fact the nation has often been described as a play as the industrial front of the west brought attention to the nation it was the east that kept many’s attention on the small nation. Every foreigners have different names for the people of Bìnànsuǒ but many of its citizens like to refer to themselves as Lǚxíngzhě