What is the climate like in Nantong? Are there a lot of mosquitoes? What is the approximate average temperature in winter?

Nantong has a good climate, you are welcome to come. The average temperature in winter is 6 degrees in December, 3 degrees in January, and 8 degrees in February. It is close to the sea, so compared with other cities in Jiangsu, winters are warmer and summers are cooler. There are definitely mosquitoes, especially in remote places and ground-floor buildings.

It is located in the southeast of Jiangsu Province, bordering the Yangtze River to the south and the Yellow Sea to the east. It faces Shanghai, Suzhou, Wuxi, and Changzhou, and is backed by the vast North Jiangsu Plain. It is known as the "Gateway to the Jianghai". Nantong is a transshipment hub for incoming and outgoing materials in the Yangtze River Basin and an important port city in the Yangtze River Delta region. The five mountains in the urban area (namely: Langshan, Jianshan, Junshan, Huangnishan, and Ma'anshan) are the high tops left on the ground after the ancient Jiangnan continent sank during the Himalayan orogeny. The terrain of Nantong city is flat, with slight undulations along the river, offshore and central and northern areas to the Lixiahe area. The territory is crisscrossed with ditches and rivers, connecting rivers, seas and rivers together. Nantong has a subtropical and warm temperate monsoon climate, with a mild climate and four distinct seasons. The land here is fertile, with crisscrossing ditches and rivers, and abundant rainfall. It is a river-sea plain suitable for the comprehensive development of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, and sideline fishery. The city has 7.07 million acres of cultivated land, and the output rate of cultivated land is higher than the provincial average. It mainly produces grain and cotton and is rich in cotton and special cash crops. It is an important commercial cotton production base in the country. Landscape: Nantong Museum, Water Painting Garden, Dinghui Temple, Zhiyun Pagoda, Guangxiao Pagoda and other tourist spots are close to mountains and rivers, each with its own characteristics. Langshan Mountain in the south of the city is the first of the eight famous Buddhist mountains in the country and the most worth visiting place in Nantong. As one of my country's 14 open coastal cities, Nantong is a transshipment hub for incoming and outgoing materials in the Yangtze River Basin and an important port city in the Yangtze River Delta. It is known as the "First Window of the Yangtze". Every day, 10,000-ton ships from all over the world flow here continuously and can be seen everywhere. This can be regarded as another unique landscape of Nantong.