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Bangladesh is a small but crowded country in Southeast Asia. It's really pretty and has lots of greenery. It's like a little piece of land surrounded by India on three sides, and a tiny part of it touches Myanmar. If you look at a map, you'll see that it has a super long coastline to the south, which is the biggest in the whole world.

Back in 1947, Bangladesh broke free from Britain, and then later in 1971, it said goodbye to Pakistan to become its own country. The main city is called Dhaka, and most folks who live in the cities are in the middle or lower middle class. But if you go to the villages, you'll find that most people there are not so well off.

The culture in Bangladesh is pretty cool and friendly. People there are happy and like to welcome visitors. They eat traditional foods, wear simple clothes, and enjoy old celebrations like Eid, Puja, and Pohela Boishakh.

The language folks speak here is called Bangla, and they even fought hard for it in 1952. There are some other languages spoken in the hilly areas. Some people also use English as a second language to help them get things done. 

Most people here follow the Muslim religion, but there are also Hindus, Buddhists, and Christians who all get along peacefully. Even though Bangladesh is small, it's got four places that are super important to the whole world, and lots of other cool places to visit. There's a really old mosque, a Buddhist Vihar, a super long beach by the Bay of Bengal, mountains, and the Sundarbans.

The weather is nice and not too extreme. It's not too hot or too cold most of the time. Bangladesh gets six different seasons, each with its own special stuff from nature. But sometimes, bad things like natural disasters happen here every year.

One really special thing about Bangladesh is that it's like a puzzle of rivers. There are a bunch of them, like Padma, Meghna, Brahmaputra, and others. The land is really good for growing yummy fruits and food like rice, wheat, potatoes, and jute. They even send tea to other countries and make lots of money from it.

Many people here are farmers, but there are also folks who do other jobs like working for wages, being in business, or having regular jobs. I love my country, Bangladesh, a lot. I think if we use our stuff well and make things work nicely in our society, we can become a really advanced country someday.
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