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Sichuan Province Quiz

How much do you know about the central Chinese province Sichuan?
Part of the Chinese Provinces series
Quiz by camus
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Last updated: April 12, 2021
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First submittedMarch 26, 2021
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Capital city
Chengdu
Major river
Yangtze
City that historically belonged to Sichuan and now forms its own province
Chongqing
A giant statue of this religious figure is carved into red cliffs at Mount Emei
Buddha
This Venetian explorer visited the capital in the 13th century
Marco Polo
This kind of money was first issued in the capital in the 11th century
Paper money
Sichuan was the last mainland stronghold of this Chinese leader in 1949
Chiang Kai-shek
This "Architect of Modern China" was born in Sichuan in 1904
Deng Xiaoping
Disaster that struck Sichuan in 2008
Earthquake
What kind of food comes in the varieties Kung Pao, Spicy deep-fried, and Three-pepper?
Chicken
Most wild specimen of these endangered bears live in Sichuan
Giant panda
This German dramatist wrote "The Good Person of Szechwan" in 1941
Bertolt Brecht
camus
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Level 78
Mar 26, 2021
#4: If you click on the thumbnail, you will see the little people to the left of the Buddha head.
camus
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Level 78
Mar 26, 2021
#12: The play centers on a shopkeeper who means well but who has disguise herself as a mean relative in order to get by. Sichuan is intended to be an allegory for all places where people are exploited. In 1949, Brecht added that Sichuan is not one of these places anymore since the establishment of the People's Republic. The play is fine, but its author was not always on the right side of history.
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