Melbourne. Hokkaido, Japan. Britain. Christmas island. Fiji.

Melbourne is the second largest city in Australia and the capital of Victoria. It is known as the "Garden State" and a well-known international metropolis with a green area of 40%. Melbourne has been rated as one of the most livable cities for many years. Melbourne is the capital of Australia from 190 1 to 1927. Melbourne is also an important cultural city and sports capital of Australia. The 1956 Summer Olympic Games was held here, and it is also the perennial host city of the annual Australian Open and Formula One Racing Australia. Melbourne has the largest tram network in the world and is the only city in Australia with trams.

Second, Hokkaido, Japan:

Located in the northernmost part of Japan, Hokkaido is the second largest island in Japan and the second1largest island in the world. It is the earliest island developed in Japan. It is composed of Hokkaido Island in the north and nearby islands such as Ili Island, Liwen Island and Olympic Island, accounting for about 22% of Japan's land area, and the forest area accounts for 65% of the total area, while the population is only half that of Tokyo, and the population density is extremely high. The climate is cold all year round and the winter is long. Hokkaido is one of Japan's grain bases. The output of wheat, potatoes, soybeans, cows and milk ranks first in Japan, and the output and catch of wood rank first in Japan. It is also rich in mineral resources and is the most important coal producing area in Japan.

Third, Britain:

The full name of Britain is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, which consists of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and is unified by a central government and a head of state. Britain is located in the northwest of continental Europe, and the British mainland is located in the British Isles, surrounded by the North Sea, the English Channel, celtic sea, the Irish Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. The land area is 243,600 square kilometers and the population is about 60 million. Britain is the first industrialized country in the world and a multicultural and open-minded society. London, the capital, is the largest and most international city in Europe.

Fourth, Christmas Island:

This Indian Ocean island country is one of the few regions in the world where Chinese are the main population. Area 135 km2, population1402 (July 2007), more than half of them are Chinese, and the rest are Malays and Europeans. Australia's overseas territory. Located 360 kilometers south of Java Island, south latitude 10 30' and east longitude 105 40'. Area 135 km2, population 1960 (2008). Among them, Chinese accounted for 63%, Malays accounted for 25%, and Europeans accounted for 12%. The official language is English, and Cantonese is also spoken in China.

V Fiji:

Map of Fiji Islands and China Fiji Islands and China are located in the South Pacific Ocean, bordering Vanuatu in the east, Tonga in the west and Tuvalu in the south. The archipelago of this country includes 322 islands with an area of 1.8333 million square kilometers, of which 1.006 islands are inhabited and 522 small islands. Viti levu and Vanua Island account for 87% of China's population. The name of the country comes from the Tongan word "island" and is changed to "Viti" in Fiji.