What places in China belong to tropical cities?

The tropical cities in China are Beihai in Guangxi, Shenzhen in Guangdong, Zhuhai, Xiamen and Fuzhou in Fujian, Sanya in Hainan, Haikou and so on.

1. Beihai

Beihai, a prefecture-level city in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, is located at the southern tip of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region and the northeast bank of Beibu Gulf. It is 26 kilometers from Nanning, the capital, to the northwest, 198 kilometers from Zhanjiang, Guangdong, and 147 nautical miles from Haikou, Hainan, to the southeast.

the terrain is generally high in the north and low in the south, and it is flat and open; The climate belongs to maritime monsoon climate with typical subtropical characteristics; It has jurisdiction over 3 districts and 1 county with a total area of 3,337 square kilometers; In 217, the total population was 1.7542 million.

2. Shenzhen

Shenzhen is located in the south-central coastal area of Guangdong Province, north-east of the Pearl River estuary, with a low latitude and a subtropical maritime climate. Due to the influence of monsoon, southeasterly winds prevail in summer, with monsoon depression, tropical cyclone patronage, high temperature and rainy weather.

The northeast monsoon prevails in other seasons, with dry weather and mild climate, with an annual average temperature of 22.4℃, a maximum temperature of 38.7℃ (July 1th, 198) and a minimum temperature of .2℃ (February 11th, 1957).

3. Zhuhai

Zhuhai, a prefecture-level city in Guangdong Province, is one of the central cities in the Pearl River Delta and an important scenic tourist city along the southeast coast. It is located between 21 48 ′ ~ 22 27 ′ north latitude and 113 3 ′ ~ 114 19 ′ east longitude. Located in the southwest of the Pearl River Estuary in Guangdong Province, it faces Hong Kong across the sea in the east, Macao in the south, Xinhui District and Taishan City in Jiangmen City in the west and Zhongshan City in the north.

Zhuhai is located on the west bank of the Pearl River Estuary, bordering on the vast South China Sea, and has a typical maritime climate of south subtropical monsoon. The temperature is high all year round, with an average annual temperature of 22.5℃ from 1979 to 2. The climate is humid with an average annual relative humidity of 8%; Abundant rainfall, with an average annual rainfall of 261.9mm..

4. Xiamen

Xiamen, which belongs to Fujian Province, is also called Ludao, or heron for short. Sub-provincial cities, special economic zones, important central cities, ports and scenic tourist cities along the southeast coast.

Xiamen has a subtropical maritime monsoon climate, which is mild and rainy. The annual average temperature is around 21℃, with no severe cold in winter and no intense heat in summer. The average annual rainfall is about 12mm, with the maximum rainfall from May to August every year, and the wind force is generally 3-4, and the northeast wind is the dominant wind. Due to the temperature difference airflow in the Pacific Ocean, it is affected by 4 ~ 5 typhoons on average every year, and most of them are concentrated in July ~ September.

5. Fuzhou

Fuzhou, also known as Rongcheng for short, belongs to Fujian Province, located in the east of Fujian Province, the lower reaches of Minjiang River and coastal areas. It is the capital of Fujian Province, the political, cultural and transportation center of Fujian Province, and one of the central cities in the economic zone on the west side of the Taiwan Strait.

Fuzhou has a typical subtropical monsoon climate, with moderate temperature, warm and humid, evergreen seasons, abundant sunshine, abundant rainfall, little frost and no snow, long summer and short winter, and a frost-free period of 326 days.

the annual average sunshine duration is 17~198 hours; The annual average precipitation is 9 ~ 21mm; The annual average temperature is 2~25℃, with the average temperature reaching 6 ~ 1℃ in Leng Yue from January to February. The hottest month is July to August, and the average temperature is 33~37℃. The extreme temperature ranges from 42.3℃ to -2.5℃. In 213, Fuzhou became the first of the four stoves.