How many special zones are there in Shan State, Myanmar? What does it have to do with China?

Four Special Zones in Shan State of Myanmar and Their Relations with China;

1 Kokang No.1 Special Zone is located on the east bank of salween in northern Myanmar, covering an area of about 5,200 square kilometers, bordering Zhenkang County, Cangyuan County, Gengma County and Longling County in Baoshan District, Yunnan Province, China.

2. Wa State is the second special zone in Shan State, Myanmar, located in the hinterland of the so-called "Golden Triangle" in the world. It is an autonomous special zone adjacent to China, Thailand and Laos, and consists of two stations, the north and the south.

3. The third special zone of Kachin State, the former Myanmar * * 10 1 Military Region, is the latest military region established in Myanmar.

4. The Fourth Special Zone of Shan State, Myanmar, namely the former "August 15" Military Region of Myanmar. This is an extremely pocket-sized "separatist land". Not only the population is the least among the local ethnic armed forces, but also the region is relatively smallest.

Extended data

Shan State is an independent autonomous prefecture. Covering an area of 62,500 square miles, it is the largest and most populous state. The main residents are Dai people, and the Burmese are called Shan people. Dongzhi Town is the capital, where there are many teak forests, mainly planting rice, as well as corn, wheat, tobacco and tea.

There are silver, lead, zinc, copper and other minerals near Du Nan in the north, and the internal and external transportation is inconvenient. Only the north and the west have railways, which run from Lashio and east to central Myanmar respectively. The highway from Wan Ding, China to Lashio is an important channel for land transportation between China and Myanmar, with summer resort in the east and Mosaic Lake in the southwest as a famous scenic spot.

Shan State is located in the east of Myanmar, bordering Xishuangbanna, Yunnan Province, China in the north, Laos and Thailand in the east, Kachin State, Kayin State, mandalay province and Sagaing Province in the west.

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