What kind of country is Cambodia?

The Kingdom of Cambodia (commonly known as Cambodia, formerly known as Khmer) is located in Indochina Peninsula, bordering Thailand in the west and northwest, Laos in the northeast, Vietnam in the east and southeast, and the Gulf of Siam in the south.

Cambodia is a dish-shaped basin surrounded by mountains on three sides and a vast and rich plain in the middle, accounting for more than three quarters of the country's area. There are Mekong River and Tonle Sap Lake, the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia, and the capital is Phnom Penh. Cambodia's population is about150,000, and Khmer people account for 80% of the total population. There are about 1 10,000 overseas Chinese.

Cambodia is an ancient civilization with a long history, and a unified kingdom was established as early as 1 century. Cambodia has experienced a long war since 1970s. From 65438 to 0993, with the establishment of national authority and the realization of national reconciliation, Cambodia entered a new period of peace and development.

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Being located in the tropics, Cambodian people's clothes are very thin. Their national casual wear is that men wear straight-necked and multi-buttoned tops, and they don't wear tops when the weather is hot, but only "sarong" or "Mountain Park". "Sarong" is made of several feet of cloth, with various beautiful patterns sewn on both sides and tied around the waist, which looks like a skirt.

"Shanpu" is a long piece of cloth, which goes from the waist down to the calf without sewing, and then passes through the crotch, tied tightly around the waist at the back, and the rest sticks out like a fish tail. Women's casual shirts are mostly silk short-sleeved round neck double-breasted shirts, and the lower body also wears "sarong" or "Mountain Park". Usually, they have to wrap a long cloth towel with a beautiful pattern around their waist.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Cambodia