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Band 5+: The graph below gives information about the main purposes of overseas residents' visit to China between 2000 and 2016. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a line graph, 'Overseas residents visit to China - by purpose 2000 to 2016', with the y-axis representing visits in thousands. For Holiday, visits (in thousands) were: 2000(~9,500), 2002(~8,100), 2004(~9,100), 2006(~11,200), 2008(~11,000), 2010(~11,800), 2012(~12,800), 2014(~14,000), and 2016(~14,500). For Business, visits were: 2000(~7,500), 2002(~7,100), 2004(~8,200), 2006(~9,800), a peak in 2007(~10,000), a low in 2009(~6,200), 2012(~8,000), 2014(~8,800), and 2016(~9,500). For Visiting Friends or Relatives, visits were: 2000(~6,000), 2002(~5,800), 2004(~8,500), 2006(~9,500), 2008(~9,500), 2010(~8,200), 2012(~9,000), 2014(~10,000), and 2016(~11,500); specific data points are marked for 2001(~6,200), 2004(~8,500), 2011(~9,200), and 2015(~10,800). For Miscellaneous, visits remained flatter: 2000(~2,800), 2002(~3,000), 2004(~3,000), 2006(~3,500), 2008(~2,800), 2010(~3,200), 2012(~3,000), 2014(~3,000), and 2016(~3,200).
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The given line graph depicts the reasons for visiting to China by overseas residents between 2000 to 2016. As per the line graph, various purposes are visible for visitng China.

Approximately 9000 visitors visited China in the year 2000 for spending their holidays which rose upto nearly 14000 people by the year 2016, but there is a slight dip can be seen in the year 2001. Some of the overseas residents went to China for their business purposes which were ranging from approximately 7000 to 9000 residents.

6000 Foreigners also visited China for meeting their friends or relatives in the year 2000. This number elevated up till 12000 visitors nearly by the year 2016. This graph is showing a constant growth in the visitors who visited China for miscellaneous reasons which is nearly 3000 for the entire period.

Overall, this graph is showing a decreased number of visitors visited China from the year 2006 to 2010.

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