The Yuan Republic is a fully fledged meritocratic country located South of Russia, North of China, and east to Korea. Being a meritocratic federal republic, it is one of the most prosperous countries in the world.
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Government and Politics[]
System of government[]
Yuan's system of government is a meritocratic federal republic. The most able individuals get the highest ranking positions. Being a federal republic, they also elect their leaders and have no monarch. They also give power to the regions in the country, which gain semi-autonomy.
The country has certain types of provinces, just like Russia.
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Culture[]
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Education[]
The Yuanese education system is notorious for its competitive field. While certain critics have praised it for "creating smarter students", others have criticized it for its extreme difficulty. On the PISA test, they rank 530 in math, 529 in Reading and 532 in science, as it is one of the most important jobs in the country. On the TIMSS test, it ranks 4th below South Korea, eclipsing at a score of 607.
The stages of education are: Primary, Secondary and Tertiary. Primary is mainly for the kids to learn to develop an understanding of the world around them. In Secondary, they are taught basic concepts of literature, science, mathematics, medicine, chemistry and many others. In Tertiary, they are taught essential skills used in adult life, including ways to get a well-paying job.
People and trends[]
Population[]
The population has been growing faster recently. Before, the land that is Yuan used to be a community of farmers, but it started becoming an urban economy with the help of exporting.
Most people are concentrated in the southern coast and a little bit up north. This is mainly due to the fact that rice grows in its south coast.
Suicide is a problem for the population, as 20.1 suicides happen every 100,000 people. The worrying problem has lead many people advocating for change. The government is attempting to combat this.
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