What did China name the typhoon?

The ten names provided by China are anemone, Wukong, Jade Rabbit, White Deer, Fengshen, Poseidon, Rhododendron, Dian Mu, Mulan and Haitang. Many typhoon names provided by China come from myths and legends. Many typhoons are named after animals and plants, which is of great significance.

However, the power of a typhoon will not be weakened by a name. If the typhoon is too powerful and causes too much harm to people, people will fall into painful memories when they hear the name again. The Typhoon Committee stipulates that if a typhoon causes heavy losses, its name can be deleted from the list of typhoons. Typhoon "Dragon King" named after China landed on the southeast coast, causing great economic losses and casualties. The Dragon King was removed from the typhoon list, and then China replaced it with an anemone.

Typhoon nomenclature is also the naming system of tropical cyclones in the northwest Pacific and South China Sea, which can also be called the naming system of tropical cyclones. Typhoon refers to the first-class tropical cyclone in the northwest Pacific Ocean and the South China Sea. Every year, many typhoons are born, and smart people are named separately. 140 names provided by the Asia-Pacific region14 member countries and regions of the World Meteorological Organization constitute the typhoon pedigree. These names are used repeatedly year after year, and they will not be removed from the list until a typhoon with a certain name causes a catastrophe, and the original name provider will provide a new name, thus reducing the disaster and bringing happiness.