English is in Siberia.

Expansion: Siberia is a vast area of the Russian Federation, with a total area of about 6,543,800 square kilometers, accounting for more than 75% of the national territory. It reaches the Arctic Ocean in the north, the Pacific Ocean in the east, Kazakhstan, Mongolia and China in the south, and the Urals Mountains in the west. Because of its cold climate, vast forests and grasslands, Siberia is called "Russia's backyard".

The climate in Siberia is very bad. Because of its vast territory, its climate types vary greatly. The northern polar climate, the winter is extremely cold and long, equivalent to six months of darkness, and the summer is short and cool. The south belongs to temperate continental climate, with four distinct seasons, dry and windy, and obvious differences in landforms. Due to the harsh climate, the ecosystem of Siberia is relatively simple, and the vegetation is mainly coniferous forests and grasslands in the north.

Nevertheless, Siberia is still rich in resources, especially mineral resources. Potash, iron ore, coal and diamonds are also one of the world-famous minerals. In addition, the forest and fish resources in this area are also very rich. Siberia has the largest lake in the world, Baikal, and many rivers and nature reserves. These resources provide a solid foundation for its economic development.

Apart from natural resources, Siberia has a long history and culture. People lived here in prehistoric times. From16th century to the beginning of19th century, the immigrants under the Russian czar developed and colonized Siberia, making it an important trade center. In addition, there have been some famous cultural figures and works in this region, such as Tolstoy and Tchaikovsky, which are closely related to Siberia.