Deng'Shi

Deng'Shi (Chinese: 灯市, Japanese: 小平市, Meaning City of Lights) is a floating city located above former Southern China. Deng'Shi is the largest city in the world, with a total area of over 200,000 km2. Deng'Shi is often considered the capital of the Orient, and the dual capital of the Commonwealth alongside Londinium. Deng'Shi is the global capital for trade and culture being the centre of many guilds, and is the centre of Oriental Influence, with many buildings built in the typical ancient Oriental style however mixed with modern technology.

Deng'Shi is the one of the worlds most populous city, and as a result is the the busiest and most crowded, with the skies packed with skyship traffic, waterways with boats and streets with people. Many people are drawn to Deng'Shi because of it's job oppotunities. Deng'Shi is known for its bustling streets filled with traffic, and its many advertising screens and boards plastered on buildings, and is often known as The Neon City.

Deng'Shi's population is mostly Asian dominated, however as with all cities on Earth, population is mixed. Chinese and Japanese are the main languages spoken in Deng'Shi, however other Asian languages such as Korean, Malay and Vietnamese are widely spoken.

Politics
Deng'Shi is governed by the Oriental Collective, and is represented by 5 members in the Global Parliament in Londinium. Deng'Shi is also the capital of the Collective.

Deng'Shi is not most notable in global politics, but its economy and commerce. Most of the world's Guilds are headquartered in Deng'Shi, and the city is a major centre for global trade and commerce, aswell as the capital of the most profitable organisation in the world, the Oriental Collective.

Inhabitants
Deng'Shi has a diverse population, ranging from the respected commercial exectuvies and guildmasters to the criminal underworld, and slum dwellers. Most of Deng'Shi's inhabitants fall between the high class and the lowest class. Most of its inhabitants hail from former China, Japan and South East Asia which is reflected in its culture. The main languages are Chinese and Japanese.