On this day 50 years ago, on October 4, 1975 (August 29, 1975 lunar calendar), our country established diplomatic relations with Bangladesh. Dacun Water Ma Long at night, bustling. Bangladesh, the full name of the People's Republic of Bangladesh. Located in the Ganges and Brahmaputra River deltas of the South Asian subcontinent. Area 143,998 square kilometers. Population 116 million (estimated in April 1994), 98% Bengali. Bengali is the national language, and English is commonly used. 86.6% of the residents practice Islam. The capital, Dhaka. Resources include coal and natural gas, and the forest coverage rate is 15%. It is an agricultural country, and 80% of the population is engaged in agriculture. One of the least developed countries. In recent years, market economy has been implemented to encourage private and foreign investment. GDP per capita $242 (1995/1996). The main crops are rice, jute, tea, sugarcane, etc. Mainly light industry, cotton and linen textiles, chemicals, etc. Export hemp and its products, leather, tea, aquatic products, etc.; import food, machinery, transportation equipment and oil. It became a British colony in the second half of the 18th century. It was part of Pakistan when India and Pakistan were partitioned in 1947. Independence was declared on March 26, 1971 (National Day and Independence Day), and the People's Republic of Bangladesh was officially established in January 1972. Adhere to an independent and non-aligned policy. Emphasize the establishment of friendly relations with all countries on the basis of sovereign equality and non-interference in each other's internal affairs. Established diplomatic relations with China on October 4, 1975. The famous Larbagh Fort in Bangladesh. Bangladesh's famous Lalbagh Fort. Dhaka city of dilapidated bus. Blue leather train, running through the whole of Bangladesh. Crossing the river by a broken boat, so dilapidated that it may leak or capsize at any time. The fare is more than 1 cent. A human tricycle traveling through the city. Red tea stall, humble tea stall, the stall owner uses the tin can on the left to fetch water from the roadside water press to make tea. Sweet curry, Bangladeshi cuisine is favored by diners from all over the world. The curry here is sweet but not spicy, and has a faint fragrance. Simple handmade workshops on the street: things are piled up together, and the pottery workshop is behind. Traditional breakfast for Bangladeshi people: throwing cakes and curry. Dress Up, Indian Temple in Khulna: beautiful women dressed up for weddings. Writing, some say the writing of a country can reflect the character of its citizens. So what is the character of the Bangladeshi people? Casual? Gentle... playful, children in the game show innocent smiles. Beautiful girls in Bangladesh. Crowds bustle in the streets of Dhaka's old city. Small flowers blooming outside the ruins of Bogra-Mahasta. Billboards, giant billboards on the streets of Dhaka. Independence Day Memorial Park in Dhaka City. The ancient Kantaji Temple stands safely. Bangladesh's famous St. Martin Island.