What is the difference between Russia and Belarus?

1, Russia and Belarus are two completely different countries, and different nationalities, even in the Soviet era, are two different countries that joined the Republic.

2. Belarus is located in the eastern plain of Europe and is a landlocked country. Its land area is much smaller than that of Russia, with six states. Grodno borders Poland, Lithuania and Latvia in the west, and Mogilev borders Russia in the east.

To the south is Ukraine, and Belarus has been the object of competition among major powers since ancient times, and its geographical position is important. It was not until the disintegration of the Soviet Union that it became an independent sovereign state.

3. Russia is a neighbor of China in the north, bordering on Heilongjiang, Inner Mongolia and Xinjiang. It borders the Arctic Ocean in the north, the North Pacific Ocean in the east, and Europe and Asia. China is the largest country in the world, with a territory of17100000 square kilometers and a population of1600 million, with Russians accounting for four fifths. The capital is Moscow.

Another difference between Belarus and Russia is that Belarus has its own language-Belarusian. Belarusian and Russian have many similarities, but they are closer to Ukrainian and Polish. However, Belarusian is rarely spoken in Belarus, because Russian is also the official language of Belarus.

5. Russian belongs to the Slavic family of Indo-European family; Most people believe in the Orthodox Church. In addition to Russia, there are Russians in many neighboring countries, and there are more than 10,000 people in China, which is one of the ethnic minorities. Another/kloc-0.0 million people live in Europe and the United States.

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After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, 199 165438, on February 27th, China and Russia signed the minutes of talks in Moscow, confirming that Russia inherited the diplomatic relations between the Soviet Union and China.

China and Russia established a strategic cooperative partnership in 1996, signed the Sino-Russian Treaty of Good Neighborliness, Friendship and Cooperation in 200 1, established a comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership of equality, trust, mutual support, * * common prosperity and friendship from generation to generation in 20 1 4, and entered a new stage.

The frequent high-level exchanges between the two countries have formed the practice of annual exchange visits between heads of state, and established regular meetings between prime ministers, parliamentary cooperation committees and exchange and cooperation mechanisms in energy, investment, humanities, economy and trade, local government, law enforcement security and strategic security.

References:

Belarus Country Profile-People's Network