Where is the coldest place in China?

It is Genhe City.

Genhe City is the coldest city in China, with an average annual temperature of -5.3℃, an extreme low temperature of -58℃, and an annual freezing period of more than 210 days. It is known as the "Cold Pole of China". The climate of Genhe City belongs to the cold temperate humid forest climate and has some characteristics of the continental monsoon climate. It is characterized by cold and humid weather, long winters and short summers, spring and autumn are connected, and the average frost-free period is 90 days.

The annual average temperature is -5.3°C, and the average temperature in January is close to -30°C. The county-level meteorological station records an extreme minimum temperature of -51.5°С, and the weather station records an extreme low temperature of -58°C. The average temperature in July is -51.5°C. The temperature is 18~20℃, but there are also high temperatures above 35℃.

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How citizens of Genhe City keep out the cold

The people of Genhe City, who have struggled with extremely cold weather for a long time, have accumulated a lot of experience in keeping out the cold. Whether in the city or in the forest, a wide variety of heating tools such as heaters, fire walls, stoves, and large Kangs keep the "extremely cold" indoors warm.

Residents have big Kangs in their homes. This three-dimensional heating method makes the whole house warm as spring. Citizens can burn more than two tons of coal in a winter, 24 hours a day, and every morning and night in summer. The inside of the fire wall in the house was often hollowed out, and the heat from the wall stove was used to bake the entire wall, thereby heating the entire room. The temperature of the fire wall can reach about 75℃, and the indoor temperature can also exceed 20℃.

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