Snow in the north, rain in the south
According to the reference data, there is snow in some northern areas such as eastern Inner Mongolia, central and northern Hei Long Jiang, eastern Ji Lin, etc.; there is rain in some southern areas such as southwest Sichuan Basin, southeast Guizhou mountainous area, southwest Yunnan, etc. The weather in different regions was obviously different, which was related to China's vast territory and diverse climate. The novel " There's Snow in Kyokuboku " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Snow in the north, flowers in the south
Due to the geographical location and climate characteristics of the north and south of China, the climate in the north was cold and dry, and it often snowed in winter; while the climate in the south was humid and the temperature was higher, which was more suitable for the growth of flowers. Flowers might bloom in all seasons. This was a manifestation of the difference between the north and the south in the natural landscape. The novel " There's Snow in Kyokuboku " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Snow in the north, flowers in the south
Based on context alone This was a general description of the different natural landscape features of the northern and southern regions. In the north, winter was colder, and snow was more common. The snowflakes that filled the sky and the snow-covered land, mountains, and forests formed a spectacular scene of ice and snow, such as the forest and snowfield in the northeast. In the south, especially in the subtropics and tropics, the climate was relatively warm and humid. Many places had flowers blooming all year round. For example, Kunming in Yunnan Province had the reputation of being the " Spring City ". There were many kinds of flowers, from delicate roses to noble orchids. This kind of contrast was often used in literary creation, painting, photography, and other art forms to express the differences between the north and south of China and the rich and varied beauty of nature. The novel " There's Snow in Kyokuboku " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
There is snow in the north, what is there in the south?
There were many unique aspects to the south. The following were some common ones: ** 1. Weather ** 1. ** Monsoon climate with rain and heat at the same time ** - The south was dominated by a tropical and sub-tropical monsoonal climate, with high temperatures and rain in summer and mild and little rain in winter. The tropical monsoonal climate is hot all year round, divided into two seasons: dry and rainy. It has abundant rainfall, with an annual rainfall of more than 800mm. The mountain windward slope has more rainfall, such as the average annual rainfall of Huoshaoliao in Taiwan, which is 6558mm. This climate characteristic of rain and heat at the same time caused the hot summer in the south to be the rainy season at the same time, which was obviously different from the climate in the north. 2. ** Special humid climate phenomenon ** - The climate in the south was relatively humid, and the air humidity was high (under normal circumstances, except for extremely dry weather). This humid climate made the winter in the south wet and cold, different from the dry and cold in the north. It was damp and cold because the air had a high moisture content, which would take away heat from the human body. Even if the temperature was relatively high, people would feel colder. ** 2. Geography ** 1. ** Various terrains ** - The terrain was high in the west and low in the east. The terrain included plains, basins, and highlands. It was located at the second and third steps, with hills crisscrossing. In the east, there were plains in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, crisscrossed by rivers and lakes, lush vegetation in the hills of Jiangnan, and Sichuan Basin and Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau in the west. The Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau was the most typical area of karst topography in the world. 2. ** Abundant water system ** - There were many rivers and lakes in the plain area, and the water network was crisscrossed. It had the typical characteristics of a southern water village. Many rivers and lakes were important for regulating the local climate, developing agriculture and water transport. ** 3. Agriculture ** 1. ** Planting a variety of crops ** - In the southern Lingnan area, the terrain was mainly hills and mountains, and there were paddy fields along the coastal plains and mountain basins. There were abundant water and heat resources. The rice growing season lasted 260 - 365 days, the accumulated temperature of 10°C was 5800 - 9300°C, the sunshine hours were 1000 - 1800 hours, and the rainfall during the rice planting period was 700 - 2000 mm. The double-season long-grain rice was mainly used for more than one year, and the paddy and drought rotation with sugar cane, peanuts, potatoes, beans and other crops was implemented in the same year or in alternate years. Some areas have tropical climate characteristics, and the implementation of double-season rice and sweet potato, soybean and other dry crops rotation. In the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau and the Xizang Plateau, rice cultivation coexisted with indica-Japonica rice, and the single-season rice double-crop system was the main one. In areas where conditions were available, double-season rice was planted or hybrid mid-season rice was used to raise ratooning rice. The winter paddy field and winter pit field only planted one mature rice a year. The novel "There's Snow in Kyokuboku" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
South, North, South, North
" From the South to the North " was a television series from the mainland of China. It was directed by Zheng Xiaolong and starred by Bai Jingting, Ding Yongdai, Jin Chen, and others. The series had 39 episodes and was broadcast on CCTV-8 and iQiyi on February 6, 2024. The story was set in 1978, and it was about the master-disciple relationship between an old criminal police officer, Ma Kui, and a young railway police officer, Wang Xin. From the initial dissatisfaction and misunderstanding, they gradually joined hands to protect the safety of the train. This drama witnessed the development of China's railway and the changes in society.
Heavy snow in North China, heavy rain in Jiangnan
Heavy snow will fall in North China and heavy rain will fall in Jiangnan.
From south to north, from north to south
From the south to the north, from the north to the south was the lyrics of Cui Jian's song," Fake Monk." This song was written, composed, and sung by Cui Jian from the album Rock and Roll on the New Long March. The lyrics expressed the protagonist's desire to be seen by people, but he did not want to be understood. He wanted to stay away from a place and did not want anyone to follow him. At the same time, he expressed his desire and stubbornness for love. This song was one of the classic Chinese rock songs.
In the snow, the fierce knife travels, and the plum dreams of the north and south
Li Zi (Li Dongxi) dreamed that Nanbei (Wu Nanbei) had become a Buddha and was standing at the foot of Beiliang City. In front of him was a dense horde of Beimang cavalrymen. Nanbei said that he wanted to erect a monument of kindness for Li Zi in front of Beiliang City. Then, he was attacked by waves of arrows. No matter how Li Zi called out, Nanbei did not respond. This dream reflected Li Zi's deep concern and longing for Nanbei, and also reflected Nanbei's love and loyalty. Can't wait for the TV series of 'Savage Blade in the Snow'? Hurry up and read the wonderful original story!
The north is welcoming the snow again, the south is obviously wet and cold
Recently, due to the cold wave, many places in the north welcomed snow again. For example, from November 25 to 27, there will be snow or rain turning into sleet or snow in the central and eastern parts of Inner Mongolia, northern North China, northeast China and other places. Some areas will have heavy snowstorms, including the northeast of Inner Mongolia and the northern part of Hei Longjiang. At the same time, the south was wet and cold. Under the influence of cold air moving southward and warm and humid air currents, heavy rainfall occurred in the southern regions, such as Taiwan, Hainan, Guangdong, Fujian, Yunnan, Guizhou, Hunan and other places, accompanied by wet and cold weather. Rainfall may also aggravate the risk of floods, landslides, mudflows and other disasters in some areas. This kind of wet and cold weather made it so that in the south, without central heating, it was equally cold indoors and outdoors. The human body felt cold and unbearable. The heating mainly relied on air conditioning, electric heater and other equipment, but the cost of heating was high. Many families could not use it for a long time. They could only wear more clothes and cover themselves with blankets to resist the cold. The novel " Winter in Hokkaido " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
North-South CP Up North Down South
The North-South couple referred to the pairing of Guo Wentao and Pu Yixing. This couple appeared in a work called " North-South Couple: Up North Down South." This work was narrated from a southern perspective and a northern perspective, telling the story of Guo Wentao and Pu Yixing from meeting to falling in love. They became classmates in school and gradually developed a special relationship. They had many sweet moments together, including team-building activities and a trip. Their interaction and intimate relationship attracted the attention and heated discussion of fans. The story of the couple caused a lot of reactions on the Internet, and many fans expressed their blessings and love for their relationship. In general, the North-South love line was a popular fictional couple, and their story was widely circulated on the Internet.
To the south, to the north
Nan lai bei wang is a commonly used Chinese idiom. It means that some go from south to north, while others go from north to south. It can also be used to refer to people coming and going. This idiom came from the third page of Li Xingdao's " Grey Lanji " of the Yuan Dynasty. It was often used as an attribute or a clause to describe the bustling scene of pedestrians and carriages coming and going.