Is Beihai, Guangxi, suitable for living?

Beihai, Guangxi is suitable for living.

In terms of climate conditions, Beihai is a suitable place to live.

Beihai is located at the southern end of Guangxi and on the northeast coast of Beibu Gulf. It is a beautiful city with subtropical coastal scenery. Rich tropical landscapes, fresh air, high negative ions, and pleasant climate are the living characteristics of Beihai.

The average temperature here in winter is more than ten degrees Celsius, and the time when you feel cold only lasts for more than a month at most. In summer, you won’t feel very hot, and the sea breeze will bring you a little coolness.

Spring and autumn are not obvious. Judging from the climatic conditions, it is more suitable for leisure vacation, especially in winter. Nowadays, many elderly people choose to become "migratory birds" and come to Beihai to spend the winter every winter.

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Walking around the seaside and streets of Beihai, Guangxi in winter, you can see "silver-haired people" speaking with northern accents everywhere. They come in groups of three or five, walking on the beach or dancing in the square. Like migratory birds, they "fly" thousands of miles from the icy and snowy Northland to the warm spring-like North Sea with fresh air to spend the winter.

Beihai, located in the subtropics, is the only city in western China with a three-dimensional transportation network of land, sea and air. Its atmosphere and water quality are both national first-class standards. The content of negative oxygen ions per cubic centimeter of air is as high as 2,500 to 5,000. , 50 to 100 times that of inland cities. The air quality ranks first among 47 key cities in China and is known as the "oxygen bar" of China's largest city.

Monitoring data from the local environmental protection department shows that at a time when most cities in China are experiencing smog, the air quality in Beihai is still good. According to statistics, among the 366 days in 2012, Beihai's air quality was "excellent" on 201 days.

“The air in Beihai is not only good, but the cost of living is also relatively low.” He Jianying, an elderly man from Liaoning, said that in Liaoning, their family has to pay more than 2,000 yuan in heating bills as soon as winter begins. Stay in a resort hotel in Beihai that includes food and accommodation.

Compared with “living accounts”, the 74-year-old He cares more about “health accounts”. He said that since living a "migratory bird" life in Beihai, she and her husband have obviously felt much stronger. "We get less sick, and the children have less to worry about."

"This is a very suitable place for vacation and health, especially Elderly people suffering from bronchitis, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, asthma and other diseases all hope to improve their conditions in the fresh air of Beihai." Zhong Shuqin said that one-third of the elderly people in her "Migrant Bird Group" suffer from high blood pressure after arriving in Beihai. Afterwards, their blood pressure remained stable and they did not even need to take medication.

The warm climate and excellent ecological environment attract more and more "migratory birds" to "nest" in the North Sea. An official from the Beihai Municipal Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau once said in an interview with reporters: "The volume of home purchases by outsiders in Beihai in recent years is about 80%."

In order to protect the blue sea and blue sky, Beihai has vigorously developed electronics in recent years. information and other low-energy, pollution-free green industries, and strictly review and approve industrial projects. In 2011 and 2012, Beihai was awarded the title of "China's Top Ten Low-Carbon Ecological Cities" and "China's Top Ten Quality Living Cities", and has become China's ecological and livable "back garden"

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