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Southeast Asia is one of the most densely populated areas in the world with a total population of 625 million (20 14). The population is characterized by dense population and many Chinese living together. The population is mainly distributed in the plain and estuary delta. Southeast Asian countries are multi-ethnic countries, and there are more than 90 ethnic groups in the whole region. The competition is mainly yellow. Southeast Asia is also one of the most concentrated areas of overseas Chinese in the world.

From 65438 to 0967, a "group of countries" appeared in Southeast Asia, namely the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Up to now, it has 10 member countries, covering an area of about 4.47 million square kilometers and a population of about 560 million.

There are about 33.486 million overseas Chinese in the whole region, accounting for 6% of the total population in Southeast Asia and 73.5% of the 45.43 million overseas Chinese in the world. Among them, at least 2.5 million China immigrants and their families entered Southeast Asia after 1980s. There are more than 2 million Indians and 6.5438+0 million immigrants from other countries.

Southeast Asia is one of the regions with the most vitality and potential for economic development in the world today.

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Geographical location of Southeast Asia

The geographical position of Southeast Asia is of special significance. On the one hand, it is the lowest latitude region in Asia and the equatorial part of Asia.

On the other hand, it is in the transitional zone between Asia and Australia, which is obviously reflected in climate and biology; This area is also the intersection of the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. This geographical location makes the climate in Southeast Asia hot and humid, forming dense tropical forests, which is the fundamental difference between this region and other surrounding areas.

Southeast Asia can be divided into two major units in tectonic geomorphology, one is the relatively stable Indian Malay block, and the other is the new folded mountain with active crustal changes. There are two types of equatorial rainy climate and tropical monsoon climate, and the natural vegetation is mainly tropical rain forest and tropical monsoon forest, which can be divided into two subregions.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Southeast Asia