Brunei was founded by China, how is it developing now?

Brunei is located in southeast Asia, northwest of Kalimantan Island, bordered by the South China Sea to the north, and bordered by the Malaysian state of Sarawak on three sides, with a total area of 5,765 square kilometers.

Brunei is not a developed country.

The first is that Brunei's industrial structure is not developed, the economy mainly relies on the natural gas and oil industries, and other industries have not developed, and the industrial structure is slightly simple.

The second reason is that Brunei's production level is backward, the economic system is not mature, and the industrial system is not perfect.

The third is that Brunei's domestic infrastructure is not good, they are still stuck in the 3G era, and their national income and people's livelihood construction are not up to the level of developed countries.

Main attractions

1. Sultan Memorial.

The Sultan Memorial is located in the heart of Bandar Seri Begawan and was built in 1992. The memorial is the largest private residence in the world and was built to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Sultan's accession to the throne. There are 2,200 rooms in the memorial, including a mosque, a helipad, a 3-kilometer underpass, and an air-conditioned stable.

The entire palace can accommodate 2,000 guests, and the banquet hall can accommodate 400 people.

2. Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque.

Built in 1958, the Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque is located near the Yayasan shopping mall, it is the symbol of Bandar Seri Begawan, the capital of Brunei, and is one of the most beautiful mosques in Southeast Asia. Named after the then Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin to commemorate his exploits in the 17 years since the founding of the country.

3. Nuroiman Palace.

The largest royal palace in the world, Nuroiman Palace is the residence of the Sultan of Brunei. It is said that in the Nuroiman Palace, there are more than 1,700 rooms and is the place where the state banquet is held. If you want to visit the Royal Palace, you have to visit Brunei National Day (23 February) or Eid al-Fitr, which is the end of Ramadan, and is open for 3 days.

The above content refers to Encyclopedia - Brunei.

Brunei is not a developed country. Brunei Darussalam (Malay: Negara Brunei Darussalam), abbreviated as Brunei.

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The city of Brunei is very easy to live in, and the people here live a very happy life every day, and their people have a high happiness index. Housing in Brunei is very cheap, more than 300 square meters of villa a month rent only 300 yuan, if you live in 30 years this villa will be yours. This ** is much worse than our mainland, which also shows that the quality of life in Brunei is really high.

It is also very convenient to travel in Brunei, the starting price of taking a taxi in our mainland is seven or eight yuan, and seven or eight yuan in Brunei can be done in a taxi for half an hour, and you can reach the destination at a very cheap price. If you charter a car in Brunei, it only costs a few dozen dollars a day, which is very convenient, because the fuel price in Brunei is twice as cheap as ours. There is a hotel in Brunei that is built with several meals of **, which is rare in the world.

You only need to spend the money of a five-star hotel in the mainland to stay in this hotel, which can make you feel the feeling of sleeping on gold.

We mainlanders are very popular in Brunei. Because we once helped Brunei build a bridge, and the mainlanders traveled there, which also led to the development of the local economy. The security in Brunei is also very good, with basically no thieves and robberies.

So traveling in Brunei, you will feel very safe. Even if your door is unlocked at night, your safety will be assured. Brunei is a relatively quiet country, and there are very few tour groups that go to the local area, and they are basically visited individually.

Therefore, some tourist attractions will not be very crowded, and they will not be asked to ** because they are outsiders, and they also save the time of queuing in other countries. And the consumption in Brunei is also very low, a few dollars can have a good dinner. The tourist attractions are also rarely developed, and they are all natural landscapes, which allows us to intuitively feel the warmth of nature.

The locals of Brunei live very happily, although the economic development is not fast, but their people are very rich.

Brunei is a relatively small country with a not so rich economy and a small population, and its economy is mainly oil-based.

Brunei is a country with ** and natural gas as its main economic pillars, and is one of the richest countries in the world in terms of oil reserves and production in Southeast Asia, second only to Indonesia.

Although Brunei is a small country, the country has a high standard of living, a good economic development, and is very wealthy.

Brunei is a developed country. Brunei's economic situation is quite good, with a per capita GDP ranking 5th in Asia in 2014, and Brunei is the second most developed country in Asia outside the Gulf region.

Brunei's economy is based on the oil and gas industry, while the non-oil and gas sectors are underdeveloped, with oil and gas production and exports accounting for about 67% of GDP. Brunei has a well-developed social welfare system and is known for not having to pay taxes.

Climatic characteristics of Brunei.

Brunei has a tropical rainforest climate, with high temperatures and rains throughout the year, and the year is divided into two seasons, the dry season and the rainy season. The rainy season is from November to February of the following year, and the rainfall is the highest in December. The dry season runs from March to October every year. In recent years, the distinction between the two seasons has not been very obvious.

Annual rainfall is 2500-3500 mm. The maximum temperature is 33, the minimum is 24, the average temperature is 28, and the average humidity is 82%.