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What is xina in Portuguese Brazilian? Thanks?

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According to the map and the flag that are shown, Xina means China...
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Xina doesn't exist in Portuguese, it's not even slang. Was the context of the word China?
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The previous answers are correct, but there's another meaning:

In the South, people say "china" meaning "girl". For instance "Tu es uma china mui bonita." means "You are a very pretty girl."
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means 'China', pronounced like 'Sheena'

in this case the X sound is the same as CH, but the correct way to write it is "China"
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It could either mean the country - China, or someone from China (slang), even anyone with oriental look.
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It must be China. it means China. This person is writting wrong. In Brazilian Portuguese our language Ch has the same sound of our X.
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