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| Location of Gwong | 
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| Official language | Jyut (other languages co-official in certain regions) |
| Capital | Gwongzau (广州, "Gwong2 zau1" in Jyut) |
| Largest Cities | Gwongzau (广州), Samjan (深圳) |
| Population | 15,143,000 |
| HDI | 0.898 |
| Nation formed | 1869 |
| Currency | Chinese Yuan (CNY) |
| Our Timeline Equivalent | Guangdong Province (minus the easternmost part), eastern Guangxi Province |
The Nation of Gwong is a member of the Chinese Union. For many centuries, it has been one of the most important economic areas of China. During the Pan-European War, Gwong fell to the Japanese. After the war, it regained its independence. Because of the tremendous economic growth of the British colony of Hong Kong, investment (particularly through low-wage manufacturing jobs) came to Gwong at an early stage. Over the decades, Gwong has moved up the ladder, and now is at the forefront (along with Hong Kong) at developing new technologies, though it is still not as wealthy as the neighboring city states of Hong Kong and Macau.
Demographics[]
Vegetarianism[]
- 61% Non-Vegetarian
- 39% Vegetarian
Ethnic Groups[]
- 94% Han Chinese
- 06% other (Li, Hmong, Zhuang, other Chinese minorities, etc)
Religion[]
- 48% atheist
- 20% Buddhist*
- 16% agnostic
- 11% Daoist*
- 02% Jain
- 03% other
- (*Buddhism and Daoism are practiced together by many people. Also, even atheists and agnostics sometimes take part in some religious rituals, even if they aren't religious.)
Languages[]
- 75% Jyut
- 05% Hakka
- 04% Li
- 03% Zhuang
- 02% Mandarin
- 02% Min Nan
- 02% Ping
- 03% other Chinese languages
- 02% Austronesian languages (Hainan Aboriginals, etc)
- 02% other languages (Hmong, English, etc)