Thirty-four years ago today, on September 30, 1991 (August 23, 1991 lunar calendar), our country established diplomatic relations with Brunei. Bandar Seri Begawan Mosque Brunei, full name Brunei Darussalam, also known as the Islamic Monarchy of Brunei, is located on the north coast of Borneo, on the south coast of the South China Sea, in southeastern Asia. The entire country is divided and surrounded by Malaysia. Brunei is a country with crude oil and natural gas as its main pillars, and its total output value accounts for almost 50% of the country's GDP. In South East Asia, its oil reserves and production rank second only to Indonesia. Brunei is one of the richest countries in the world, with a per capita GDP of 48,333 US dollars in 2011, ranking sixth in the world. The state religion of Brunei is Islam. Brunei, the full name of Brunei Darussalam. It is located in the northern part of Kalimantan Island in southeastern Asia. It covers an area of 5765 square kilometers. The population 296,000 (1995), Malays account for 65.2%, and Chinese account for 20.4%. Malay is the national language, and English is commonly used. Islam is the official religion, as well as Buddhism, Christianity, etc. The capital city of Bandar Seri Begawan. Resources include oil and gas. The forest area is 469,046 hectares. Oil and gas are the economic pillars. Since independence, it has vigorously pursued economic diversification policies, trying to change the single economic structure that relies on oil. Per capita GDP is 23,500 Brunei dollars (1994). Agricultural products mainly include rubber, as well as pepper, coconut, and a small amount of rice. The self-sufficiency rate of grain is 25 Industries include oil and gas extraction, cement, textiles, furniture manufacturing and the emerging second largest industry construction industry. Export oil and natural gas; import rice, industrial products, transportation equipment, medicines, etc. The sultanate was established in the 15th century, and the Chinese historical records call it "Boni". In the 16th century, it was successively invaded by Portugal, Spain, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. It became a British protectorate in 1888. It was occupied by Japan in 1941. It became a British protectorate again in 1946. In 1971, the United Kingdom stipulated that Brunei enjoys "complete autonomy" except for diplomatic rights. It declared independence on January 1, 1984. February 23 (1984) is the National Day. Hold a friendly foreign policy with other countries, and attach importance to the development of relations with ASEAN countries, Islamic countries, the Commonwealth, Japan and the United States. He established diplomatic relations with China on September 30, 1991. Omar Ali Mosque Brunei Beauty Brunei Sultan Memorial National Day Celebration Seaside Sunset Birds holding pillars Children nod Donkey LiGong Hotel Shore Boat SOAS Mosque Water Villa Tribal Dancers Jungle Leaves Mist over Temburong National Park Mist over Temburong National Park Panoramic View from Forest Creek Children playing in Temburong National Park Temburong National Park Horse Riding on the Imperial Coast Jet Ski Mosque at dusk Imperial Hotel Swimming Pool Shopping Mangrove Imperial Hotel King's Throne Mangrove Tree Roots Royal Horse Carriage Power Umbrella Two Mosques at dusk Mosque Jameke Mosque Jameke Mosque Hotel Gilded Room Wedding Jameke Mosque Jameke Mosque Monster Diving Forest Suspension Boardwalk Mother and daughter Waterfall Mosque Dome Prayer Mountain Ride Malay Boy Tropical Day Girls Hornbill Crystal Park Gate Children in Crystal Park Sultan of Brunei Coral Grove Suspension Bridge Plank Road Handicrafts Water Corridor Sultan with the People Crown Prince and Princess Proboscis Monkey Iban Costume Visitor Experience Kayak Visitors Frolic in the Water Clownfish Iban Girls Lagoon Temburong National Park Fish Soup Sago Package Birds Standing on Buffalo Long Floor Villa Hotel Weavers Natural Scenery Purple Anemones Making Pizza Pigs